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. 2021 Aug 11;63(3):369–399. doi: 10.1007/s11162-021-09652-w

Table 2.

Description of participants (N = 34)

Number High school Position Years in role
002-1b Fillmore AP Coordinatora 7
003-1 Vanhorne AP Coordinatora 8
011-1c Helsinki Counselor 13
011-2c Helsinki Counselor 2
012-1 Perry Counselor 1
016-1b Quayle Counselor 3
018-1 Bensimon AP Coordinatora 3
021-1 Johnson Counselor 10
023-1 Barkely Counselor 7
027-1 South Hills AP Coordinator 3
034-1b Polk AP Coordinatora 10
038-1 Yates Teacher 20
046-1b Washington AP Coordinatora N/A
050-1 Biden AP Coordinator 8
058-1 Taft AP Coordinatora N/A
061-1 Adams Counselor 10
072-1 Southview Principal 8
074-1 North Hills Principal 8
079-1 Gerry Principal 5
086-1c Fairbanks AP Coordinatora 13
086-2c Fairbanks Principal 11
088-1 Carter AP Coordinatora N/A
096-1 Stockholm Counselor 6
104-1 Dawes AP Coordinator 3
110-1 Colfax AP Coordinatora N/A
118-1 Curtis AP Coordinatora N/A
119-1 Dallas AP Coordinator 2
129-1b Hobart AP Coordinatora 13
134-1 Garner Principal 11
137-1 Hayes AP Coordinatora N/A
140-1 Humphrey AP Coordinatora N/A
142-1 Tompkins Assistant Principal 25
196-1b Dole Counselor N/A
999-1b N/A State Agent N/A

All participant names and high school names are pseudonyms. Position description, years of service and ethnicity are self-reported in the interview and/or the demographic form

aIf participant held various positions, we privileged their AP Coordinator position. We do not report all their positions to protect their identity

bDenotes those who participated in a follow-up interview. In the analysis, quotations from follow-up interviews are denoted with “F” following the identification number

cAt these school sites, we interviewed more than one participant