Yesterday, Partners for Each and Every Child released a report highlighting promising engagement processes in eight California districts. The case studies illustrate how the five pillars of engagement are integral to regular, two-way dialogue with stakeholders to support and sustain educational equity.
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Bad Humours: A Bloodletter’s Guide to ESSA Implementation
Standing with DREAMers
Connected and Inclusive Local Collaboration Under ESSA
It can be tempting for those of us acting in the national policy sphere to see the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) as an opportunity to start fresh. But “stakeholder engagement” is not new, and requiring that it be part of policy decision-making is not special to ESSA.
Process and Protest: Sharing the Responsibility for Educational Equity and Excellence
Opportunity Won: A Cradle to Career Assessment of California's New Budget
Webinar Video: Implications of the Every Student Succeeds Act for Equity in Illinois
Letter to the U.S. Department of Education: Community Schools Recommendations
Partners for Each and Every Child has been working with the National Coalition for Community Schools to engage and support the local and national Community Schools movement in developing national implementation standards. We encourage the Department of Education to consider these implementation standards as the you continue working toward advancing a comprehensive approach to student success.