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Networked Learning Communities
 

Does it help a kindergarten teacher to know what will be expected of her students when they reach high school? Is it useful for a high school principal to know what kindergarten students are learning?
In several Hamilton County communities, the answer is a resounding “yes!”

As part of its Leadership Initiative, the Public Education Foundation provides funding and support for Networked Learning Communities. School leaders from
East Ridge, Lookout Valley, Soddy Daisy and Howard elementary, middle and high schools which are zoned together have formed Networked Learning Communities to discuss common goals, develop plans with a shared focus, and help make smooth transitions for students.   

Schools interested in forming Networked Learning Communities are encouraged to apply!  Proposal guidelines are available here.


Current Networked Learning Communities and their participating schools:

NLC Focus Schools
Soddy Daisy Literacy
Allen Elementary, Daisy Elementary, Falling Water Elementary, Ganns-Middle Valley Elementary, McConnell Elementary, Soddy Elementary; Loftis Middle, Soddy Daisy Middle, Sequoyah High, Soddy Daisy High
Lookout Valley/East Ridge Literacy
Lookout Valley Elementary, Lookout Valley Middle/High; East Ridge Elementary, Spring Creek Elementary, East Ridge Middle, East Ridge High
Howard Literacy
Calvin Donaldson Elementary, Clifton Hills Elementary, East Lake Elementary, East Side Elementary, Orchard Knob Elementary, East Lake Academy, Howard School of Academics and Technology


For more information on the Leadership Initiative, contact:
Chitra Chandrasekaran
423.668.2422

 
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The Public Education Foundation (is) a stalwart partner in all efforts to improve schools here.
Chattanooga Times Free Press editorial, 3/9/05