Academic Success and Participation in High School Extracurricular Activities [microform] : Is There a Relationship? / Mark J. Harvancik and Gordon Golsan.

School boards across the nation faced with funding cutbacks have addressed the possibility of reducing or eliminating extracurricular activities from school curriculums. However, it would be a mistake to discontinue funding if extracurricular activities contribute significantly to academic achieveme...

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Main Author: Harvancik, Mark J.
Other Authors: Golsan, Gordon
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1986.
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520 |a School boards across the nation faced with funding cutbacks have addressed the possibility of reducing or eliminating extracurricular activities from school curriculums. However, it would be a mistake to discontinue funding if extracurricular activities contribute significantly to academic achievement. This study attempted to determine if there was a relationship between academic success and participation in extracurricular activities. An analysis of American College Testing (ACT) Assessment reports (self-reported high school grades, ACT scores, and extracurricular activities) for incoming freshmen (N=1067) for the Fall 1984 semester at a small southwestern college were examined. A statistical analysis revealed a significant positive correlation between academic success and participation in extracurricular activities. However, analysis also revealed self-reporting of high school grades and extracurricular activities may have produced suspect results. Before funding is removed from high school extracurricular activities, more precise measures are needed. (Author/ABL) 
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