While state and district-reported dropout rates for each of the schools studied were well above state averages, interviewees at all three schools, including the three principals and teacher leaders, expressed concerns about the difficulty of tracking students from school to school. There was uniform concern about students who may “fall between the cracks” and end up dropping out of the system. This notion appeared to be a motivator for the educational leaders to do the best they could to provide support for all students.