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flint approach to community involvement  

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  • The community of Flint, Michigan, is generally credited with having the most fully developed implementation of community schools. Community schools range from simple one-component partnerships between a school and an outside agency or business to complex multi-agency collaboratives. [Source: Encyclopedia of Educational Reform and Dissent; Flint Approach to Community Involvement]

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