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An unlikely city in the South could be home to a public education renaissance

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“Our JPS has since refined that idea into a campaign for the district to adopt what’s become loosely known as community schools. Our JPS  community schools as “neighborhood schools that partner with families and community organizations to provide well-rounded educational experiences and supports for students’ school success.”

Through the community schools approach, schools partner with local organizations to step in when there is a lack of public infrastructure so that these organizations can help by, for example,  access to health care and counseling where clinics are lacking,  pantries in food deserts, or  on behalf of families experiencing homelessness or unemployment. Schools using the community schools approach can also become catalysts for addressing chronic  in the surrounding community, such as lack of streetlights, parks, or safe sidewalks.”

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