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“School university partnerships in general and partner schools specifically are the essential vehiclesthrough which we may bring about simultaneous renewal.
John Goodlad

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.

Partnership School Districts

Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Local Schools

Dayton Public Schools

Dayton Regional STEM School

Fairborn City Schools

Huber Heights City Schools

Milton-Union Exempted Village

Ripley Union Lewis Huntington School
    District

Trotwood-Madison City Schools

Troy City Schools

West Carrollton City Schools

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    Educational Renewal Conference
National Network for Educational
    Renewal
American Association of Colleges for
    Teacher Education
National Council for Accreditation of
    Teacher Education

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Office of Field Experiences and Partnerships
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These partnership school districts have formally joined with Wright State University's College of Education, and Human Services in a learning community to create the opportunity 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.
Wright State University
Network for Educational Renewal
Conference

Date: April 20, 2013

WSUNER Conference Link

Purpose - Establish and maintain an annual conference to promote simultaneous renewal among partnership districts and Wright State University. Committee Membership - Partner School District Administrators, WSU Faculty and Administrators

Educator Preparation Advisory Council (EPAC)

Purpose - To engage in an on going collaboration to promote simultaneous renewal of the quality of the preparation of educators and the conditions for learning in P-12 schools, in accordance to the mission of the National Network for Educational Renewal (NNER).

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

University Partnership Associates / District Partnership Associates

Purpose - To Create awareness and share knowledge by actively promoting, documenting and evaluaing the partnership program.