Lighted Schoolhouse at Daniel E. Morgan Elementary School: Pilot Program Evaluation

Kathryn W. Hexter, Sanda Kaufman, Mittie Davis Jones, Naomi Sikes-Gilbert, Erin Aleman

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    Abstract

    The Lighted Schoolhouse pilot project (LSH) at Daniel E. Morgan Elementary School (DEM) in the Hough neighborhood of Cleveland began operation in February 2005. It is a collaborative effort among a number of community organizations, led by the Urban League of Greater Cleveland (ULGC). The pilot LSH was initiated by then-Mayor Jane Campbell as a response to Cleveland’s designation as the poorest large city in the U.S., and was meant to address three community priorities: after-school programming, fuller use of schools, and pathways out of poverty. In June 2005, a team of evaluators from the Levin College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State University was selected to evaluate the pilot project. The purpose of this evaluation is to: 1) assess the start-up and implementation process and the lessons learned; 2) track program activities and accomplishments; and 3) develop recommendations regarding the sustainability and replication of the pilot program. The Levin College Evaluation Team (LCET) also developed a p

    Original languageAmerican English
    StatePublished - Jan 1 2006

    Keywords

    • collaborative processes
    • Cleveland Schools pilot project
    • program evaluation
    • elementary education

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