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CONFERENCE> The Case for Community Control: An Electronic Symposium

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From: Ev Shepherd
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1998 00:00
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PUBLIC SCHOOL STANDARDS:
DISCUSSING THE CASE FOR COMMUNITY CONTROL
An Electronic Symposium hosted by the Annenberg Rural
Challenge January 13, 1999 1 to 4 p.m. (EST)

Sign in now to join the discussion:
<http://www.ruralchallengepolicy.org/>www.ruraledu.org Or
register by sending email to  ruraledu@together.net  with the
words register please in the subject line.

The Rural Challenge is hosting a free electronic symposium,
Public School Standards: Discussing the Case for Community
Control. The discussion has begun and will continue through
March 1. To register for the E-symposium, view background
materials on standards, and learn more about the Rural
Challenge, our Policy Program, and the issues facing rural
education, please visit our website at
<http://www.ruralchallengepolicy.org/>www.ruralchallengepolic
y.org

The Rural Challenge is a national non-profit organization
helping rural communities develop and operate genuinely good
public schools. Its premise is that schools can be
educationally powerful centers of community, linked to the
culture, history, and economy of the place they serve. Seeing
that every community is important as a place to express
shared values and to accept social responsibility, as well as
to achieve individual success, the Rural Challenge believes
schools should work to educate children in the context of
such community values.

The Rural Challenge Policy Program seeks to understand
complex issues affecting rural schools and communities; to
inform the public debate over rural education policy; and to
help rural communities act on education policy issues
affecting them.

We hope you will join the discussion and encourage others in
your community to do the same.


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