Each entry in Education
World's "Partners for Student Success" series focuses on a school or district that has taken a unique approach to bringing together
the school, its parents, and the community to help ensure student achievement. Articles in this series are based
on the work of the National Network of Partnership
Schools at Johns Hopkins University.
Young Scientists See and Believe
An evening of science projects, demonstrations, and more encourages kids to view themselves as scientists-in-training.
School "Mates"
Sailors from the USS San Jacinto find more than one way to befriend elementary school.
Summer Reading
Santa interrupts his summer vacation to bring books to Virginia Beach students.
School "Snapshots"
One-page summaries provide key information for new students and their families.
“Guess Who's Coming to Lunch” at School
This program presents guests who students read about in the newspaper, see on television news, or discuss in the classroom.
The ideas for articles in this Partners for Student Success series come from annual collections of Promising Partnership Practices, a resource of the National Network of Partnership Schools. Established by researchers at Johns Hopkins University, NNPS is dedicated to bringing
together schools, districts, and states that are committed to developing and maintaining comprehensive
programs of school-family-community partnerships.
"Based on more than a decade
of research and the work of many educators, parents, students, and others, we know that it is possible
for all elementary, middle, and high schools to develop and maintain strong programs of partnership,"
NNPS director Joyce L. Epstein told Education World.
NNPS provides a wide range of resources to help schools and school districts build strong partnerships.
Click the links below to…
… learn more about how your school or district can join
NNPS.