March 18, 2021 The one place where every family goes, regardless of neighborhood, is to their children’s school. In Cincinnati, conditions got to the point where the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that some of our school buildings were so bad… Read More
Center for Universal Education at Brookings/February 2021 Today community schools represent up to 8 percent of all the country’s schools. Following the pathbreaking examples of Cincinnati, Florida, Kentucky, New York City, and Oakland, additional cities and states are just beginning… Read More
LA Progressive Bottom-Up Rather Than Top-Down “I was shocked that the state would consider a failed reform model that would take control of a Durham school out of our community’s hands,” Durham school board member Natalie Beyer recalls about her… Read More
World Wildlife Fund / January 2021 A group of youth employees converged in Lower Price Hill, a Cincinnati neighborhood that is more susceptible to a changing climate, to plant perennial fruit trees and medicinal herbs in what was a vacant… Read More