This volume explores the challenges and promise of university–school partnerships as a vehicle for improving our public schools. Reporting on the experience of Erikson Institute’s Schools Project―an 11-year initiative involving nine public elementary schools in low-income Chicago neighborhoods―the authors describe a variety of school-based interventions and provide valuable lessons for building effective university–school partnerships. Speaking to today’s important issues, this book:
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Jie-Qi Chen is an associate professor of child development and early education at Erikson Institute. Patricia Horsch is the director of a primary school partnership between Erikson Institute and the Chicago Public Schools and an adjunct professor of education at Erikson. Karen DeMoss is an assistant professor in the educational leadership program at the University of New Mexico. Suzanne L. Wagner is a research associate at Project Match in Chicago.
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