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Session Type: Roundtable Session
Given the current top-down nature of school reform (i.e. NCLB, high-stakes testing, accountability etc), policymakers and other stakeholders can benefit from contemporary interdisciplinary research on schools, neighborhoods, and the multiple constituencies represented by community-based approaches to educational improvement and change. This symposium will include contributions from scholar utilizing several theoretical, methodological and analytical approaches to understand community-based education reform in urban settings.
Here Comes the Neighborhood: The Promise and Politics of Community-Based Education Reform - Sonya Douglass Horsford, George Mason University; Carrie Sampson, University of Nevada - Las Vegas
Community Schools as Urban District Reform: Analyzing Oakland's Political and Racial Landscape Through Oral Histories - Tina M. Trujillo, University of California - Berkeley; Laura Elena Hernandez, University of California - Berkeley; Tonja Michelle Jarrell, University of California - Berkeley; René Espinoza Kissell, University of California - Berkeley
Transforming Out-of-School Challenges Into Opportunities: The Case of a Community School Implementation in the Midwestern United States - Terrance Green, The University of Texas - Austin; Mark A. Gooden, The University of Texas - Austin
Community-Based Accountability: A New Era of Democratic and Local Control for ESEA? - Julian Vasquez Heilig, California State University - Sacramento; Derrick Ward, National Education Association; Eric Weisman, The University of Texas - Austin; Heather Cole, Raise Your Hand Texas