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The Partnership Office
The need for collaborative school-university partnerships during the past decade has led to a number of efforts at the state, regional and national level. As a partner in this renewal agenda Wright State University (WSU), a metropolitan community-focused university, part of the National Network for Educational Renewal (NNER), was selected in 1994 as one of 18 institutions whose process for teacher education reform makes extensive use of PreK-12 sector involvement. As suggested by the NNER, WSU has developed written Partnership Agreements with eight school systems requesting partnerships.
 

August 2008 Newsletter

Fall 2009
September 15, 2009
Milton-Union Partnership Meeting 3:30
Milton-Union Board of Education

September 16, 2009
Troy Partnership Meeting 3:30
Troy Board of Education

September 17, 2009
West Carrollton Partnership Meeting 3:30 West Carrollton Board of Education

September 22, 2009
Sugarcreek Partnership Meeting 3:45
Bellbrook Middle School

September 23, 2009
Dayton Partnership Meeting 1:30
Dayton Board of Education

September 24, 2009
Trotwood-Madison Partnership Meeting 3:30
Trotwood-Madison Board of Education

September 29, 2009
Fairborn Partnership Meeting 3:30
Fairborn Board of Education

October 21, 2009
CEHS Partnership Meeting 3:15
Berry Room

November 16, 2009
Partnership Network Steering 9:00 am
Berry Room

February 10, 2010
CEHS Partnership Meeting 3:00
TBA

February 24, 2010
Partnership Network Steering 9:00 am
Berry Room

April 12, 2010
Dayton Partnership Meeting 1:30
Dayton Board of Education

April 28, 2010
CEHS Partnership Meeting 3:00
163 Student Union

May 3, 2010
Fairborn Partnership Meeting 3:30
Fairborn Board of Education

May 4, 2010
West Carrollton Partnership Meeting 3:30
West Carrollton Board of Education

May 5, 2010
Sugarcreek Partnership Meeting 3:45
Bellbrook Middle School

May 6, 2010
Milton-Union Partnership Meeting 3:30
Milton-Union Board of Education

May 10, 2010
Trotwood-Madison Partnership Meeting 3:30
Trotwood-Madison Board of Education

May 13, 2010
Troy Partnership Meeting 3:30
Troy Board of Education

Links
Ohio Department of Education
National Network for Educational Renewal
Institute for Educational Inquiry
Agenda for Education in a Democracy
Association for Supervision and Curriculum
National Staff Development Council
Teaching Tolerance
National Center for Children in Poverty

Suggested Reading
Education for Everyone – John Goodlad
Developing Demonstrative Character in the Young – John Goodlad
The Public Purpose of Education and Schooling – John Goodlad
The Language of Leadership – John Goodlad
A Good Little School – John Goodlad
A Place Called School – John Goodlad
Teachers for Our Nations Schools – John Goodlad
Romances with Schools: A Life of Education – John Goodlad

The College of Education and Human Services Partnership Office
375 Allyn Hall
937-775–4966
FAX: 937-775-2099

A partner school is a learning community, which has formally joined with Wright State University's College of Education, and Human Services for the simultaneous renewal of professional preparation, schools, and community agencies

The College of Education and Human Services’ partner districts represent a diverse representation of excellent local education institutions in the Dayton, Ohio area. The Agreement with each district serves as a working document to articulate the purposes and direction of the collaboration. The Agenda of Education in a Democracy serves as the framework for our Partnership. The Agenda seeks to:

  • Foster in the nation's young the skills, dispositions, and knowledge necessary for effective participation in a social and political democracy.
  • Ensure that the young have access to those understandings and skills required for satisfying and responsible lives.
  • Develop educators who nurture the learning and well-being of every student.
  • Ensure educators' competence in and commitment to serving as stewards of schools.
Partnership School Districts

Dayton Public Schools
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Fairborn City Schools
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Milton-Union Exempted Village
     Partnership News
Reading Community City Schools
     Partnership News
Sugarcreek Local Schools
     Partnership News
Trotwood-Madison City Schools
     Partnership News
Troy City Schools
     Partnership News
West Carrollton City Schools
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Committee Meetings

  • Teacher Education Council

    Purpose - To share major partnering initiatives and discuss impact of partnership to all parties

    Membership-College of Liberal Arts and College of Science and Math Faculty, Teacher Education Faculty, Partner School District Superintendents (or their designee)

    Network Steering Committee - Download List

    Purpose - To network across partnerships and to discuss specific concerns to all partnership buildings

    Membership - WSU Site Liaisons, Partner School Administrators, Lead Clinical Faculty

    District Steering Committee - Download List

    Purpose - To discuss specific district needs, and to communicate specific district partnership initiatives.

    Membership - WSU Site Liaisons, Partner School Administrators, District Central Office Representative, Lead Clinical Faculty, Field Supervisors

    Building Advisory Council

    Purpose - To discuss, research, reflect on issues related to content or licensure area of partner schools. Also, to discuss field experience concerns.

    Membership - WSU Site Liaisons, Partner School Administrators, Cooperating Teachers/Clinical Faculty, WSU students placed at partner school for field experiences.

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