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August 2004
E-Newsletter, August 2004
BEYOND BROWN V. BOARD: Pursuing Equity Now and in the Future
The challenges of educating all children equitably are arguably more complex today than they were at the time of the Brown decision fifty years ago. In the summer issue of Voices in Urban Education, contributors consider the resources, struggles, options, and possibilities for the continuing effort to fulfill the promise of Brown v. Board.
> Read excerpts or order a print copy
HOW TO GROW A "SMART" SCHOOL SYSTEM
Squabbling in the nation's capital between the mayor and the city council over school governance and the search for a new superintendent has distracted the District from what ought to be a common goal: building a school system that works for all the city's children. In a Washington Post article, Executive Director Warren Simmons and Director of District Redesign Marla Ucelli offer some short- and long-term advice about growing a system that can ensure its students both results and equity.
> Read the article from the Washington Post
E-Newsletter, August 2004
BEYOND BROWN V. BOARD: Pursuing Equity Now and in the FutureThe challenges of educating all children equitably are arguably more complex today than they were at the time of the Brown decision fifty years ago. In the summer issue of Voices in Urban Education, contributors consider the resources, struggles, options, and possibilities for the continuing effort to fulfill the promise of Brown v. Board.
> Read excerpts or order a print copy
HOW TO GROW A "SMART" SCHOOL SYSTEM
Squabbling in the nation's capital between the mayor and the city council over school governance and the search for a new superintendent has distracted the District from what ought to be a common goal: building a school system that works for all the city's children. In a Washington Post article, Executive Director Warren Simmons and Director of District Redesign Marla Ucelli offer some short- and long-term advice about growing a system that can ensure its students both results and equity.
> Read the article from the Washington Post
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