Table of contents for New hope for urban high schools : cultural reform, moral leadership, and community partnership / Lisa Gonsalves and John Leonard ; foreword by Lee Teitel.

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Contents
Forward										6
Preface & Acknowledgements							9			
1.	Introduction: Reforming our Most Troubled Urban High Schools		17			
The History of Dorchester High School 1945 to 2006
2.	It Takes a Community to Destroy a School: Dorchester High 
1945 to 1970									25
3.	The Fragmentation of Culture and Community: The Long, Slow 
Decline of Dorchester High School 1969 to 1982				41
4.	Help is on the Way: The Community Comes to Dorchester High 
School 1982 to 1989								63
5.	Reports from the Circus: The Community Goes After the School 
Committee 1982 to 1991							83
6.	Back to Square one at Dorchester High School: 1989 to 1995		95
7.	The Community Returns to Dorchester High School: 1996 to 1999		116											
8.	Betrayals and Failures: The Last Years of Dorchester High School: 
1999 to 2003									131
				
9.	Learning how to Educate Together: The Hope and Promise of Small 
High Schools 2003 to 2006							166		
Lessons Learned for Urban Education
10.	A Conceptual Framework for Enacting Cultural Reform in Struggling 
Urban High Schools: Re-engaging the Community				206
11.	School Culture and School Partnerships					231	
12.	Consider the Challenges of Urban Adolescents				263
13.	The Ecological Systems Model and the Development of the School 	
Leader										286
14.	School Values and Moral Authority						299

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Urban high schools -- Massachusetts -- Boston -- Case studies.
Education, Urban -- Massachusetts -- Boston -- Case studies.
School improvement programs -- Massachusetts -- Boston -- Case studies.