Moving on
About 4,000 unsolicited manuscripts have landed on my desk since becoming editor of Kappan in July...
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Tag: February 2018
School-based coordinators link students to community resources
Inside the imposing concrete walls of the A. Philip Randolph Career Academies in Jacksonville,...
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A powerful convergence: Community schools and early childhood education
The most successful elementary schools partner with community organizations to support young...
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Never too early to learn: Antibias education for young children
Important lessons about race, diversity, and equity can and should be taught to children in early...
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It takes a community: Community schools provide opportunities for all
Everyone benefits when a school assumes responsibility for coordinating services that address the...
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Let’s be honest about local school governance
Whenever and wherever school superintendents congregate — whether it’s the national...
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Education as an American right?
The right to an education is guaranteed by international law in the Universal Declaration of Human...
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Looking to near peers to guide student discussions about race
To engage high school students in learning about racial identity and difference, ask college...
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The power of hmm . . . : Bringing life (back) to words in the classroom
Classrooms can be places where students learn to talk with and listen to others, skills that have...
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Less arguing, more listening: Improving civility in classrooms
A study of classroom deliberations in four high schools shows what can go wrong when teachers...
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Deciphering the magic of community school leadership
The leader of a community school needs specific knowledge, skills, and dispositions to be...
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Moving from survival to fulfillment: A planning framework for community schools
The authors suggest a three-part conceptual framework to help community school coordinators plan...
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