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about us
About Us
Who we are:
SCCORE.org is the Southern California
Consortium on Research in Education, which began its work in 2001.
It is based in the Program in Public Policy Analysis at Pomona
College in Claremont, California.
Our mission:
SCCORE.org's mission is to gather and publish authoritative
information and analysis on elementary and secondary education in
the Five County Region: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino
and Ventura Counties. The Consortium seeks to inform and improve
the public conversation about schools and school reform. Our intended
audience includes policy-makers, practitioners, parents, and the
public, as well as researchers and those who fund their research.
Where we get our data:
All reports on SCCORE.org pages were
developed using publicly available data, most of which is published
on-line by the California Department of Education. We are indebted
to the sponsors of California's Public Schools Accountability Act of
1999 (authored by State Senator Dede Alpert, Pomona College class
of 1967), and to those who gather and report this data.
Director:
David Menefee-Libey
Researchers, 2005-2006:
Deborah Gantz
Mazohra Thami
Researchers, 2005:
Elizabeth Cobacho
Hans Hassell
Carla Hinojosa
Susan Hoang
Lucas Holl
Alan Mouritsen
Laura Nixon
Julie Nudel
Rebecca Pfeffer
Meredith Pressfield
Alexandra Wakeman
Lead
Researcher, 2004:
Tony Tiu
Lead Researcher, 2003:
Elizabeth Mokyr
Lead Researchers,
2002-2003:
Edward Takashima
Elizabeth Mokyr
Researchers, 2002:
Kim Brettschneider
Heather Callahan
Misha Chellam
Marisa Creter
Devin Fernandes
Mariah Martin
Elizabeth Merrill
Brian Palmer-Rubin
Maite Rodriguez-Caballero
Megan Rogers
Tony Tiu
Kate White
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Contact information:
David Menefee-Libey
Program in Public Policy Analysis
Pomona College
425 North College Avenue
Claremont, CA 91711
phone: 909-607-9323
fax: 909-607-1274
e-mail: DML@SCCORE.org
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Web Designer and Technology
Consultant, 2001 to 2005:
Tony Tiu
Funding:
SCCORE began in 2001 with the generous
support of the Los Angeles Educational Partnership (LAEP). Its
work continued in 2002 with grants from the John Randolph Haynes
and Dora Haynes Foundation, the David L. Hirsch III and Susan
H. Hirsch Research Initiation Grant Fund at Pomona College, and
the Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) at Pomona College.
Contributions, support and ideas are welcome.
Last Updated:
October 08, 2013
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