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The Annenberg Institute works with school system central offices and community constituencies, to explore and refine the concept of “smart education systems,” networks of schools, community organizations and services that promote high-quality student learning and development inside and outside of schools.
> WHAT IS A SMART EDUCATION
SYSTEM?
> FRAMEWORK: From Smart
Districts to Smart Systems
by Annenberg Institute Executive Director,
Warren Simmons [PDF: 16 pages, 209 KB]
> EXAMPLES: Communities Building
Smart Education Systems
> RESOURCES
> WHAT IS A SMART EDUCATION
SYSTEM?
> FRAMEWORK: From Smart
Districts to Smart Systems
by Annenberg Institute Executive Director,
Warren Simmons [PDF: 16 pages, 209 KB]
> EXAMPLES: Communities Building
Smart Education Systems
> RESOURCES
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Our Latest Thinking:
Developing Effective Multiple Partnerships
Reforming low-performing elementary schools, redesigning high schools, and ensuring college access and success for students require school districts to engage multiple partners across a community.
> Complete article
Our Latest Thinking:
Developing Effective Multiple Partnerships
Reforming low-performing elementary schools, redesigning high schools, and ensuring college access and success for students require school districts to engage multiple partners across a community.
> Complete article
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