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An award-winning new model for urban public schools
Every child deserves effective instruction every day -- no matter where they go to school.
Generation Schools Network is dedicated to systemic innovation in urban public education. We envision an America that has transformed its city schools so that every student, regardless of circumstance, can prepare successfully for life's responsibilities, challenges and opportunities. Our work is driven by this basic idea:
When good teachers have more time with much smaller classes, students achieve.
The Generation Schools model prepares generations of learners to prepare fully for life's responsibilities, challenges and opportunities... Read full
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Generation Schools Network is an early grantee of the Ford Foundation's new 100-million-dollar initiative to transform urban education. We are honored to be recognized by the Ford Foundation as an innovator in school reform.
Generation Schools Network is prominently featured in two new reports.
The Center for American Progress released its paper, Union and District Partnerships to Expand Learning Time, highlighting our collaboration with the United Federation of Teachers to extend the school day and year. The Center for American Progress also hosted a panel discussion in conjunction with the report's release.
Download the full report here.
Watch a video of the event here.
Education Sector's new report, Teachers at Work: Improving Teacher Quality Through School Design, highlights our innovative model.
Download the full report here.
We thank the NYC Department of Education, the United Federation of Teachers, and Center for Educational Innovation for their support and engagement as critical thought partners.
Generation Schools are bold, creative and inspiring. They are an example America's schools can learn from and a harbinger of what schooling will look like in the decades to come.
Arthur Levine, President, Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
