NYC Preparing To Expand Restorative Justice Programs in Schools
Release Date:
06/20/2014
NYC is poised to dramatically expand restorative justice programs aimed at improving school climate and rethinking school discipline next year.
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Release Date:
06/19/2014
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Release Date:
06/16/2014
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Release Date:
06/13/2014
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Why the New Teachers’ Contract Is Great News for NYC’s Students
Release Date:
06/03/2014
Important for the future of the city’s public schools and the prospects for its students are the quite radical but largely overlooked contract provisions affecting how administrators and teachers will work with each other.
What Kinds of Public-Private Partnerships Do We Want?
Release Date:
05/19/2014
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Why Should Your Foundation Continue to Exist?
Release Date:
04/14/2014
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Why Philanthropy Should Help Strengthen Community Colleges
Release Date:
04/17/2014
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Release Date:
04/21/2014
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Perpetuity, continued
Release Date:
04/24/2014
Tony Proscio of the Center for Strategic Philanthropy and Civil Society at Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy keeps the conversation going around the question: What Is the Case for Foundations Living in Perpetuity? This topic was the...
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