The EdRedesign Lab Executive Director Rob Watson examined why high-poverty school districts require more than school-based solutions in the September issue of AASA's School Superintendents Association's School Administrator Magazine.
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“In the September issue of AASA, The School Superintendents Association's School Administrator Magazine, our Executive Director Rob Watson examines why the challenges facing high-poverty school districts require more than school-based solutions.”
— The EdRedesign Lab team
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The EdRedesign Lab
Building cross-sector collaborations that individualize and expand supports and opportunities for all children
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- Cambridge, US
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- 23 employees
All children have clear and accessible pathways to well-being, educational attainment, and upward mobility. We strive for a society characterized by racial, economic, and social justice. We serve as a catalyst through research, advocacy, and collaborative action, advancing the cradle-to-career field by promoting cross-sector community-based systems of support and opportunity for all children and youth, especially those affected by racism and poverty. A university-based action-research hub, EdRedesign at the Harvard Graduate School of Education partners with mayors, superintendents, and community leaders to build cross-sector collaborations that individualize and expand supports and opportunities for all children.
Founded 2014