Community Schools Can Revitalize the Neighborhoods Around Them.

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  • Author(s): Bryant, Jeff
  • Source:
    CounterPunch. Aug2022, p1-1. 1p. 1 Color Photograph.
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    • Subject Terms:
      COMMUNITY schools; SCHOOL districts; NEIGHBORHOODS; URBAN planning; EDUCATIONAL leadership
    • Abstract:
      Due to the success of Oyler and other schools like it, more Cincinnati schools have caught on to the community schools approach. When Darlene Kamine tells the story about Oyler School in Cincinnati, Ohio, she also likes to tell the story about the house across the street from the school. Those committees identified 11 major areas to work on, including the school's high mobility rate--with high proportions of the students coming and going from the school, often in midyear--and the need to start a family resource center at the school. [Extracted from the article]
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