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Issue 3: Education for Community Building Resources for Community-Based Alternative Education AEROAlternative Education Resource Organization 417 Roslyn Road Roslyn Heights, NY 11577 Phone: 1-800-769-4171 Central networking organization for alternative educators, maintains a database and network of almost 10,000 alternative schools, programs, and support organizations. Publishes quarterly magazine, Education Revolution. Foundation for Education Renewal Great Ideas in Education Box 328, Brandon, VT 05733-0328 1-800-639-4122 Founded in 1998 by Ron Miler to build bridges among educators, parents, scholars, policymakers, and citizens who seek more democratic, holistic, student-centered forms of education. Produces Paths of Learning magazine and Paths of Learning Resource Center, www.pathsoflearning.net. George Lucas Educational Foundation P.O. Box 3494 San Rafael, CA 94912 1-415-507-0399 1-415-507-0499, fax Promotes inspired learning and teaching, where students are challenged and engaged, have access to interactive technologies, and are supported by involved parents and communities. Produces and distributes materials about successful programs in United States schools. The Montessori Community System of schools and educational materials focusing on the individual needs and learning styles of children. The National Association of At-Home Mothers Membership organization offering support for the career choice of at-home parenting. National Community Education Association 3929 Old Lee Highway, Suite 91-A Fairfax, VA 22030-2401 1-703-359-8973, phone 1-703-359-0972, fax Promotes family and community involvement in public education and interagency partnerships as a way to address community needs and lifelong learning opportunities for residents. Members include community education coordinators, after-school staff, superintendents, state administrators, education professors, and state legislators. National Center for Community Education 1017 Avon Street Flint, MI 48503 1-810-238-0463, phone Provides leadership training to people interested in community schools and other community education. Extensive training sessions available throughout the year. National Coalition of Alternative Community Schools 1266 Rosewood Unit 1 Ann Arbor, MI 48104 1-734-668-9171, phone Represents home educating parents and students, alternative schools and programs, and experiential and adventure-oriented programs, among others. Connects members and serves as an information clearinghouse for alternative education. National Society for Experiential Education 9001 Braddock Road, Suite 380 Springfield, VA 22151 1-703-933-0017, phone 1-703-426-8400, fax A membership association committed to all forms of experiential learning classroom, workplace, or community. Offers ongoing professional development with an annual conference, publications, research on experiential learning, and access to colleagues around the world. Rethinking Schools 1001 East Keefe Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53212 1-414-964-9646, phone 1-414-964-7220, fax A nonprofit, independent publisher of educational materials advocating the reform of elementary and secondary education, with emphasis on issues of equity and social justice. Links to other web resources from their web site. NAMENational Association for Multicultural Education 733 Fifteenth Street, NW Suite 430 Washington, D.C. 20005 1-202-628-6263, phone 1-202-628-6264, fax The Founders of NAME envisioned an organization that would bring together individuals and groups with an interest in multicultural education from all levels of education, different academic disciplines and from diverse educational institutions and occupations. |
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