Diversity: School, Family, and Community Connections

Authors: Martha Boethel, Amy Averett (contributor), Joan L. Buttram (contributor), Deborah Donnelly (contributor), Catherine Jordan (contributor), Margaret Myers (contributor), Evangalina Orozco (contributor), Lacy Wood (contributor)
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Published in 2003, this is SEDL's third research synthesis in a series focusing on family and community connections with schools. This synthesis focuses specifically on three categories: race or ethnicity, culture (including language), and socioeconomic status. The report also explores barriers to involvement for minority and low-income families, strategies that have been used to address those barriers, and recommendations that local educational leaders can adapt to address their specific needs. It is based on a review of over 64 studies.