This volume is an examination of how school districts and national
school reform organizations can work together to promote effective
school reform district wide. It is based on 10 years of research
and evaluation studies with James Comer School Development Program
(SDP). Using a set of urban school district cases, it analyzes how
districts and the SDP learned to collaborate and what mechanisms
seem to be especially promising in bringing systemic reform to
life. The book also analyzes what school districts should look for
in a national reform organization and how districts have learned to
support reform efforts by taking on some of the processes of the
national reform organization as their own.
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