Key Issues in Developing School-Linked, Integrated Services

Identifies the following nuts-and-bolts issues that must be addressed when establishing school-linked service programs: (1) planning; (2) targeting; (3) governance; (4) information systems; and (5) staffing. Political and policy issues are extremely important in seeking partnerships among independen...

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Published in:Education and urban society 1993-02, Vol.25 (2), p.141-152
Main Author: Gardner, Sidney L.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agency Cooperation
Ancillary School Services
Cooperative Planning
Coordination
Delivery Systems
Disadvantaged Youth
Educational Policy
Elementary Secondary Education
Governance
Health Services
Information Systems
Integrated Activities
Linkage
Partnerships in Education
Political Factors
Political Issues
Program Development
Program Implementation
School Role
Schools
Social Services
Staff Development
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Summary:Identifies the following nuts-and-bolts issues that must be addressed when establishing school-linked service programs: (1) planning; (2) targeting; (3) governance; (4) information systems; and (5) staffing. Political and policy issues are extremely important in seeking partnerships among independent agencies in an intergovernmental setting. (SLD)
ISSN:0013-1245
1552-3535
DOI:10.1177/0013124593025002003