At a time when many educators feel pressured to focus narrowly on test scores, leaders in schools, districts, states, and organizations are taking a broader view. They know that in addition to strengthening academics, it is necessary to spark students’ interests, mobilize support for education, and implement effective partnerships to have successful schools and students. Partnerships with family, community organizations, foundations, and business leaders are essential to creating strong schools that prepare all students for success in college, career, and civic life.
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