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Recommended Professional LinksCATALYST Ohio: Bimonthly, nonprofit newsmagazine that documents, analyzes and support sschool-improvement efforts in Ohio's urban school districts, with special emphasis on Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus. Classrooms for the Future, Pennsylvania’s ambitious, $200 million effort to reform the state’s high schools through technology Doing What Works U.S. Department of Education Engaging the Public in School Reform. Among other items of interest, there is a resource available for reading online titled The Public Speaks Out about NCLB. Guide to Developing and Implementing the Mission, from EduHound Weekly: The Newsletter for Educators, June 14, 2007 Harlem Children’s Zone (PDF, 537 KB) Innovation Link, from the Ohio State University College of Education and Human Ecology, is a series to explore solutions for specific issues with school districts. Recent topics: preventing teen dating violence, school vending machines, preventing youth suicide, financial literacy in Ohio high schools, Mathematics Coaching Program. KIDS Ohio: To improve the education of Ohio’s children, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds, KidsOhio.org analyzes data so that education policy decisions are based on a careful analysis of facts; identifies best education improvement practices from other localities and helps to replicate them in Columbus and statewide; and advocates for effective public schools that meet the unique education needs of each child. National Association of Elementary School Principals National Association of Secondary School Principals WorldView magazine provides grassroots views on multicultural experiences and first-hand accounts of community life by Peace Corps volunteers. For more information related to the “larger political, social, and economic context,” visit the following websites: Mobilizing Community Resources Battelle report on the Ohio STEM Schools and K-8 Programs of Excellence The Ohio Fair Schools Campaign League of Women Voters Recommendations for School Funding (PDF) NEASP Visioning Project (PDF, 136KB) |
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