Journal of Counseling & Development · 2014 · 73 citations · 20 references
Causal ImpactsSchool CounselingTreatment EffectEducationQuasi-experimentMental HealthStudent OutcomePsychologyCausal InferenceProgram EvaluationHigh School CounselorsNational CenterStatisticsHigh School CounselorStudent SuccessEducational StatisticsCounselor SupervisionCounselor Education PedagogyCounselor EducationEducation Policy
This article presents a causal regression discontinuity framework for quantifying the impact of high school counselors on students’ education outcomes. To demonstrate this method, the authors used data from the National Center for Education Statistics’ Schools and Staffing Survey (SASS). Using high school counselor staffing counts and 4‐year college‐going rates collected through the SASS, the authors found that an additional high school counselor is predicted to induce a 10 percentage point increase in 4‐year college enrollment.
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