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School communities that have shown success in meeting the challenges of using data effectively for decision making share their stories and the lessons they learned.
To bring all young people to proficiency, school systems, community organizations, and other agencies need to build their capacity to function effectively and develop productive partnerships in support of a high level of student learning at scale.
Ensuring that all young people graduate from public high schools with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed as adults will require integrating high-quality, equitable educational opportunities in school with extended learning beyond the school day.
This issue of Voices in Urban Education looks at the challenges of educating the 8 million immigrants and children of immigrants in U.S. schools and suggests ways that schools can ensure that immigrant students succeed.
This issue of Voices in Urban Education looks at what it would take — both from schools and from organizations outside of school — to bring all students to proficiency.
This issue of Voices in Urban Education looks at how a whole community can engage in education and create demand and support for improvement.
This issue of Voices in Urban Education looks at how to ensure a high-quality education for historically underserved students.
This issue of Voices in Urban Education looks at the difficult conversations and actions that must take place to get to true equity and excellence for all young people.
This issue of Voices in Urban Education looks at the deeply entrenched educational inequities highlighted by Hurricane Katrina and at how we can ensure equity and excellence for all children.
This issue of Voices in Urban Education looks at what it takes to sustain reform efforts over time in the face of multiple pressures and leadership changes.
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