Putting education to work : how Cristo Rey high schools are transforming urban education / Megan Sweas.
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TextPublisher: New York, NY : HarperOne, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, [2014]Description: viii, 264 pages ; 22 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780062288011 (hardback)
- Catholic high schools -- United States -- Case studies
- Urban high schools -- United States -- Case studies
- Education, Cooperative -- United States -- Case studies
- EDUCATION / Teaching Methods & Materials / General
- EDUCATION / Educational Policy & Reform / General
- RELIGION / Christian Life / Inspirational
- Cristo Rey Network; Cristo Rey model
- Escuelas católicas -- Estados Unidos -- Estudios de caso
- Educación católica
- Escuelas urbanas -- Estados Unidos -- Estudios de caso
- Estudiantes -- Aspectos sociales -- Estados Unidos -- Estudios de caso
- 373.21712
- LC 501 S974p 2014
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"The story of how The Cristo Rey Network's values-based education model and revolutionary work study program have improved urban schools and inspired education reform across the nation.Combining the latest advancements in instruction, a focus on spiritual values and character development, and an innovative work-study program, the Cristo Rey Network has reinvented urban education and revived a broken system. Catholic school for the twenty-first century, Cristo Rey offers underprivileged students the opportunities they deserve and the structure and committed teachers they need to succeed and build a better life.Filled with amazing stories of hardship and transformation, Putting Education to Work is a testimonial to the effectiveness of the Cristo Rey program, demonstrated through the lives of its students. Thanks to its rigorous college-prep curriculum and real-life job experience, students become "lifelong learners" who graduate with critical thinking skills and the experience needed for college and the work force. But the Cristo Rey education is not limited to the mind. Focusing on character growth, it ensures the formation of a "whole person" who understands his or her role in helping others.Presenting the lessons learned along the way, Putting Education to Work shows how any school--religious or secular--can benefit from the Cristo Rey model and offers a hopeful outlook of what young people and determined educators can achieve together"-- Provided by publisher.
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