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Benka, John T. – 1974
Community involvement in Main Township High School District 207 has come to be known as "Partnership--The Maine Way." Maine has acknowledged that in order to shape the public good will and understanding, large numbers of parents, students, teachers, and citizens must be included personally. Maine looks at 1973-74 with pride concerning three…
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Community Programs, Community Schools, County Programs
Whyte, William – 1971
The rationale, objectives, descriptions, evaluations, and plans for an alternative junior high school, Markles Flats which is a joint collaboration of the Ithaca public system and the Human Affairs Program of Cornell University, are described in this paper. As part of a broader effort to develop a different educational environment for a group of…
Descriptors: Community Schools, Educational Environment, Educational Philosophy, Experimental Schools
Fox, Robert S.; Lippitt, Ronald – 1968
As an expansion of ED 026 320, the model for a Human Relations School sketched in this document is an attempt to answer these questions: What would it be like if a school were to see itself as a laboratory for living and learning in which the test that is known about human interaction were utilized? How would it be organized? What would be its…
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Community Resources, Community Schools, Cross Age Teaching
New York City Commission on Human Rights, NY. – 1968
This document contains testimony presented at the public hearings of the New York City Commission on Human Rights. The hearings of this commission focused on two problem areas--decentralization and teacher training, and curriculum. The burning issues of anti-Semitism and black or white racism in the schools were concerns of a special investigatory…
Descriptors: Anti Semitism, Board of Education Policy, Community Involvement, Community Schools


