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Jul 1, 2010
In my county, 9th and 10th grade use the Accelerated Reader program.
11th and 12th grade has no standard curriculum, program, or books. At my school, the other two 11th/12th grade reading teachers and I have been working to create a curriculum including SSR, affix study, vocabulary, and, of course, reading comprehension strategies. We have a couple sets of novels but otherwise we use whatever articles/stories we can find, usually off the internet. The New York Times site for educators also helps a lot.
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My district is currently using READ 180 & it's companion program System 44. Good results so far, but the programs are pricey and require teachers to be willing to stop doing things they've always done and follow the program. It doesn't work for everybody, but we've seen substantial improvement for many students