Maine Educational Talent Search

METS Results

METS Outcomes – A series of posts analyzing METS outcome data.

METS Points 16-17 – this pdf is a one-page data sheet with METS talking points and facts. Also available in HTML format.

METS Objectives – Each year METS reports back to the Department of Education it’s progress in meeting grant objectives. This page is an archive of those reports dating back to 1998.

National Data – How does METS compare to other Educational Talent Search projects nation-wide? The Department of Ed releases information on a yearly basis.

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