Every year as part of our grant requirements, METS is required to report
back to the US Department of Education progress towards meeting our Project
Objectives.
Project Year 2000-2001 Annual Report
| Objectives | Outcome |
|
| Objective 1: | Identify, qualify, enroll & serve 950 eligible participants during the project year. |
1090
|
| Objective 2: | 100% of METS participants will have undergone an educational assessment and designed an annual educational plan. |
100
% |
| Objective 3: | 75% of project participants will achieve a C+ or higher average for the academic year. |
90
% |
| Objective 4: | 90% of the participants will be enrolled in academic courses that will prepare them for college. | 97
% |
| Objective 5: |
|
% |
| Objective 6: | 98% of the participants will continue their secondary school education or receive a High School Diploma. |
100
% |
| Objective 7: | 90% of the project's high school seniors will have applied for college admission. | 95
% |
| Objective 8: | 85% METS of the participants who applied for college admission will enter college with adequate financial aid |
88
% |
| Objective 9: | 70% of participants who enroll in college & continue to utilize project services will continue their postsecondary education into the next year of study or complete their degree program. |
85
% |
© 2008 Maine Educational Talent Search (METS)
The Maine Educational Talent Search Project is funded entirely by the US Department of Education. The grant award for 2007-2008 is $510,255.
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