In the wake of stringent public school accountability standards, educators are forced to address persistent βachievement gapsβ in new ways. Concomitantly, there is growing acknowledgement that factors external to schools critically influence academic success.Β Full-service community schools attempt
Inside Full-Service Community Schools
β Scribed by Joy Dryfoos; Sue Maguire
- Publisher
- Skyhorse
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
A step-by-step educator's guide to integrating health, community services, and academic achievement in schools.
Inside Full-Service Community Schools combines the on-site knowledge of school principal Sue Maguire, who has created a model full-service community school, with the deep experience and understanding of research-advocate Joy Dryfoos, who has tracked the development of these school transformation models across the country. The result is a highly practical, real-world guide with a unique local-national perspective. Topics include:
In this groundbreaking work, experts Dryfoos and Maguire share both personal and comparative models, examining the full spectrum of community schools in urban, suburban, and rural settings. The book is ideal for reformers, administrators, and anyone interested in the future of education in America.
β¦ Subjects
Education; Nonfiction; EDU001020; EDU034020; EDU036000
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