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Rural Education Directory Search by keyword, organization name, and/or state for links to sites dealing with rural education in the US. Rural Education The National Center for Education Statistics provides links to data and resources related to rural education. OCRE Organizations Concerned about Rural Education is a coalition of more than two dozen education, farm, rural, technology and utility organizations. What brings us together is our common concern for the economic future of rural America, particularly, the education of rural children. Pulling Together: Research and Development Resources for Small Schools A collection of research and development resources for educators who work in rural settings. The resources include Web sites, publications, training programs, model programs, and services. Minnesota Rural Education Association Focuses on Minnesota's rural schools, including state legislative policy updates and links to other educational organizations. Getting Kids Ready for School in Rural America The family, school, and community must collaborate to nurture two types of readiness in young children--readiness to learn and readiness for school. Checklist for Pre-Planning Rural School Facilities It is the intention of the author to provide some help to small-school administrators in educating the district?s planning team and in setting the stage before an architect is hired. A Practical Look at Comprehensive School Reform for Rural Schools Examines research about whole-school reform and what rural educators can expect. OESE: Smaller Learning Communities The Smaller Learning Communities program provides funding for Local Education Agencies to plan, develop, and implement smaller learning communities in high schools. Rural Schools and Community Trust Through advocacy, research, and outreach, the Rural Trust strives to create a more favorable environment for rural schooling, for student work with a public audience and use, and for more active community participation in schooling. |
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