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Book Synopsis
Schools should be expected to respond to inequities with research-based practices. This book features case studies that demonstrate key criteria that schools can emulate, such as an inclusive school climate, support for language-minority students, performance-based assessment, a commitment to detracking, and supports for students in need.

Table of Contents
  • Contents (Tentative)
  • Introduction
  • Introducing the Schools of Opportunity Project
  • Matt Garcia and Michelle Renée Valladares
  • 1. A Challenging, Supported, and Engaging Curriculum for All
  • Kevin Welner and John Murphy
  • 2. A Multipronged and Equity-Oriented Approach to Transforming School Climate: The Story of Revere High School
  • Kathryn Wiley and Lourenço Garcia
  • 3. Authentic and Equitable Engagement in Learning at Pocomoke High School
  • Kellie Rolstad and Jenifer Rayne
  • 4. Authentic Assessment Embedded in Project-Based Learning
  • Jeffrey Palladino and Lorrie Shepard
  • 5. Preserving, Deepening, and Growing a Professional Teaching Culture: Lessons From Casco Bay High School
  • Linda Molner Kelley and Derek Pierce (with Matt Bernstein, Susan McCray, and Rebecca Lynch Nichols)
  • 6. Clark Street Community School: A Place for All Students to Live, Learn, and Create
  • Jill Gurtner and Julie Mead
  • 7. A Holistic Approach to Learning and Development: Shifting Paradigms One School at a Time
  • Kristen P. Goessling, Kate Somerville, Adam York, and Kimberly Grayson
  • 8. Student Organizing and Leadership for Education Justice: Curriculum as a Site for Healing and Wellness
  • Kate Somerville, Kristen P. Goessling, Adam York, and Kimberly Grayson
  • 9. The High School in the Middle of Everywhere: Nebraska's Lincoln High
  • Edmund T. Hamann, Janet Eckerson, and Mark Larson
  • 10. "Like a Family": Sharing Leadership With Teachers, Students, Families and Community at Rainier Beach High School
  • Ann M. Ishimaru and Dwane Chappelle
  • Conclusion
  • From Schools of Opportunity to Systems of Opportunity
  • Jeannie Oakes and Kevin Welner
  • Endnotes
  • Index
  • About the Editors and Contributors

Schools of Opportunity

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    A Paperback / softback by Adam York, Kevin Welner, Linda Molner Kelley


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      Publisher: Teachers' College Press
      Publication Date: 30/01/2023
      ISBN13: 9780807768365, 978-0807768365
      ISBN10: 0807768367

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Schools should be expected to respond to inequities with research-based practices. This book features case studies that demonstrate key criteria that schools can emulate, such as an inclusive school climate, support for language-minority students, performance-based assessment, a commitment to detracking, and supports for students in need.

      Table of Contents
      • Contents (Tentative)
      • Introduction
      • Introducing the Schools of Opportunity Project
      • Matt Garcia and Michelle Renée Valladares
      • 1. A Challenging, Supported, and Engaging Curriculum for All
      • Kevin Welner and John Murphy
      • 2. A Multipronged and Equity-Oriented Approach to Transforming School Climate: The Story of Revere High School
      • Kathryn Wiley and Lourenço Garcia
      • 3. Authentic and Equitable Engagement in Learning at Pocomoke High School
      • Kellie Rolstad and Jenifer Rayne
      • 4. Authentic Assessment Embedded in Project-Based Learning
      • Jeffrey Palladino and Lorrie Shepard
      • 5. Preserving, Deepening, and Growing a Professional Teaching Culture: Lessons From Casco Bay High School
      • Linda Molner Kelley and Derek Pierce (with Matt Bernstein, Susan McCray, and Rebecca Lynch Nichols)
      • 6. Clark Street Community School: A Place for All Students to Live, Learn, and Create
      • Jill Gurtner and Julie Mead
      • 7. A Holistic Approach to Learning and Development: Shifting Paradigms One School at a Time
      • Kristen P. Goessling, Kate Somerville, Adam York, and Kimberly Grayson
      • 8. Student Organizing and Leadership for Education Justice: Curriculum as a Site for Healing and Wellness
      • Kate Somerville, Kristen P. Goessling, Adam York, and Kimberly Grayson
      • 9. The High School in the Middle of Everywhere: Nebraska's Lincoln High
      • Edmund T. Hamann, Janet Eckerson, and Mark Larson
      • 10. "Like a Family": Sharing Leadership With Teachers, Students, Families and Community at Rainier Beach High School
      • Ann M. Ishimaru and Dwane Chappelle
      • Conclusion
      • From Schools of Opportunity to Systems of Opportunity
      • Jeannie Oakes and Kevin Welner
      • Endnotes
      • Index
      • About the Editors and Contributors

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