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The Fullservice Community School Movement Lessons From The James Adams Community School Jeanita W Richardson

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The Fullservice Community School Movement Lessons From The James Adams Community School Jeanita W Richardson
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Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.03 MB
Pages: 198
Author: Jeanita W. Richardson
ISBN: 0230618480
Language: English
Year: 2009

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The Fullservice Community School Movement Lessons From The James Adams Community School Jeanita W Richardson by Jeanita W. Richardson 0230618480 instant download after payment.

In the wake of stringent public school accountability standards, educators are forced to address persistent “achievement gaps” in new ways. Concomitantly, there is growing acknowledgement that factors external to schools critically influence academic success.  Full-service community schools attempt to narrow “gaps” by convening comprehensive networks, yet, this contemporary movement also reminds us, “there is nothing new under the sun”. This book contributes to the educational and socio-historical lexicon through an examination of a segregated school exemplifying contemporary “best practices” instructive on multiple levels to schools in the twenty-first century.

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