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Full service community schools : prevention of delinquency in students with mental illness and/or poverty / by Robert F. Kronick.

Full service community schools : prevention of delinquency in students with mental illness and/or poverty / by Robert F. Kronick.
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Record Number 12947
ISBN 0398075719 (pbk.)
Location 371.7 KRO
Author Kronick, Robert F.
Title Full service community schools : prevention of delinquency in students with mental illness and/or poverty / by Robert F. Kronick. [BOOK]
Published Springfield, Ill. : C.C. Thomas Publisher, c2005.
Collation xix, 148 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
General Note Includes bibliographical references (p. 137-142) and index.
1. The role of Joy Dryfoos in the development of comprehensive schools -- 2. Culture and self efficacy : the Appalachian experience -- 3. Full service community schools : a system's view -- 4. Juvenile justice - the rights of children : fact, fiction, or fantasy -- 5. Serving the public in inner-city schools : some pragamatic ways to improve low performance -- 6. The phenomenology of events 2000-2004 : where goest full service community schools? -- 7. Student contributions - Paulson, Youngblood, Gourley, Catalana, and Nachtrab -- 8. Effective teacher preparation must include the needs of the whole child and the family / Cheryl Kershaw -- App. Organizational health inventory - middle level.
"This book is about children who are living dangerously close to the edge - the edge of delinquency, mental illness, and poverty. Beginning with a discussion of the role of Joy Dryfoos in the development of comprehensive schools, this work is based on the Full Service Schools program which began in 1998 in three elementary inner-city schools in Knoxville, Tennessee. This book will be valuable to school administrators, private child care workers, family resource and youth service center coordinators, alternative educators, and others that are concerned with improving educational quality." -- Book jacket.
Subject School-linked human services -- United States
Student assistance programs - United States
Juvenile delinquency - United States - Prevention
Mentally ill children - Services for - United States
Poor children - Services for - United States
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