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An Evaluation of the Community Education Centers, 1969-70. Volume I, Urban Education Grant, New York State Education Department.

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Rodgers, Frederick A. – 1970

This document reports on an evaluative study of New York City's community education centers. Initiated in 1968, the Community Education Centers (CEC) Program is designed to coordinate and concentrate educational services for disadvantaged persons with low educational achievement and restricted social mobility. By involving citizens in…

Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Annual Reports, Community Control, Community Cooperation

Do Community-Managed Schools Work? An Evaluation of El Salvador's EDUCO Program. Working Paper Series on Impact Evaluation of Education Reforms. Paper No. 8.

Jimenez, Emmanuel; Sawada, Yasuyuki – 1998

This paper measures the effects on student outcomes of decentralizing educational responsibility to communities and schools. In El Salvador, community-managed schools emerged during the 1980s when public schools could not be extended to rural areas because of the country's civil war. In 1991, El Salvador's Ministry of Education decided to draw on…

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Access to Education, Community Control, Decentralization