This work by 12 journalists, explores the impact of collaborations between institutions of higher learning and kindergarten to twelfth grade schools in America.
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""These case studies are helpful for anyone who has ever vaguely thought about involving higher education institutions with K-12 schools."
""We don't often hear of higher education and K-12 working in partnership and speaking out. That is so important."
""A must read for state policymakers. (The authors) offer us valuable lessons and insights from real people who have struggled to bridge this gap."
Gene I. Maeroff is President of the school board in Edison, New Jersey, USA. He is the former national education correspondent of The New York Times and was a senior fellow at the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. "Reforming a School System, Reviving a City" is the 15th book he has written, co-writen, edited, or co-edited.
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