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Direct linkMfum-Mensah, Obed – Curriculum Inquiry, 2009
Complementary education programs have emerged as a useful tool for addressing the educational needs of marginalized communities in the developing world. The literature attributes the success of these complementary education programs to innovative school organization, curriculum development, and community participation. This article is based on a…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Educational Needs, Community Involvement, Ethnography
Peer reviewedWehlage, Gary G.; Stone, Calvin R. – Journal of Education for Students Placed at Risk, 1996
An in-depth analysis of data on two restructured schools assessed the impact of school organization on programs that provide social, health, and career development services for at-risk students. The analysis illustrates that unless the services become an integrated part of a community of concerned adults, their potential is lessened. (SLD)
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Ancillary School Services, Bureaucracy, Community Development
Fresno City Unified School District, CA. – 1965
THE NUMBER AND CATEGORIES OF PERSONNEL TO BE USED IN THE COMPENSATORY EDUCATION PROJECTS WERE LISTED. JOB DESCRIPTIONS OF ALL CATEGORIES OF PERSONNEL INCLUDED GENERAL AND SPECIFIC DUTIES AND THE QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED. THE DIRECTOR OF THE COMPENSATORY EDUCATION PROJECT COMMUNICATED AND WORKED WITH COMMUNITY SERVICES AND CITIZENS GROUPS, AND WAS…
Descriptors: Community Programs, Compensatory Education, Counseling Services, Counselors
Download full textHunt, Barbara – 1968
This paper summarizes and synthesizes perspectives gleaned from the literature on community schools. Basic characteristics of such schools are that community schools (1) have something for everyone, (2) provide opportunities for citizens to apply solutions to problems, and (3) help maintain open channels of communication with the community.…
Descriptors: Adult Programs, Community Education, Community Programs, Community Schools
Cleveland Public Schools, OH.
THE ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO PROVIDE PROPER EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES FOR THE CULTURALLY DISADVANTAGED. THE ACTIVITIES INITIATED SINCE OCTOBER 1961 INCLUDE THE REORGANIZATION OF THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM AND AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. THE REORGANIZATION IS STILL IN THE PLANNING STAGES, BUT FEATURES BEING CONSIDERED ARE--SELF-CONTAINED…
Descriptors: Adult Education, After School Programs, Community Programs, Curriculum Development
Irwin, E. J. – Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior, 1923
The purpose of this bulletin is to point the way for those interested in Americanization, and show them what is being done throughout the country, to indicate successes and failures in the work of Americanizing the great group of foreigners. The purpose of the Americanization process is to look through the eyes of those who ask, themselves if…
Descriptors: Immigrants, Acculturation, Evening Programs, Educational Methods
New, Rebecca S. – 1989
The municipal early childhood program in Reggio Emilia, Italy, one of the most renowned examples of community-supported child care systems in the Western world, is described. A brief historical overview is followed by discussion of such aspects of the Reggio Emilia project as the high level of exchange between families and schools, the…
Descriptors: Aesthetic Values, Boards of Education, Childrens Art, Community Programs
