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One-third of the nation's children are educated in city schools. Many of these schools face tremendous challenges--rapid teacher turnover, poor academic performance, high concentrations of low-income children, children with disabilities, and English language learners. How can these schools engage the talents, resources, and support of other community institutions to serve students more effectively? In City Schools, Robert Rothman and his colleagues at the Annenberg Institute for School Reform at Brown University put forward a vision of "smart education systems" that link a highly functioning and effective school district with a comprehensive and accessible web of supports for children, youth, and families. Drawing from dozens of examples, the authors show how districts can build relationships with cultural institutions, businesses, government agencies, and nonprofits to support student achievement and offer multiple pathways to education for urban youth. "While there was once a time when a large school system simply kept to itself and the mayor never got involved in education, those days are now gone. The building of 'smart education systems' requires the full realization that our schools cannot succeed on their own, and our cities cannot and will not prosper without good schools." -- Bill Purcell, Mayor, Nashville, Tennessee "The thesis of this insightful volume--that smart schools require smart communities, with knowledge of how to leverage family and community capital in service of academic excellence --will require much greater national attention and significant public resources if meaningful and lasting educational transformation is to be achieved." -- Wendy D. Puriefoy, President and CEO, Public Education Network "It really does take a city, and this collection of essays by some of America's most informed students of urban school reform shows just why, and more importantly just how. Rich in theory, analysis, and example, these essays lay out a vision for smart education systems. The idea is powerful and the vision compelling. We will be talking about this book, and hopefully acting on it, for a long time." -- Don McAdams, President, Center for Reform of School Systems "The school of the 21st century will reach beyond the traditional boundaries of the 'little red schoolhouse' to enlist the support of parents and communities. With the publication of City Schools, the Annenberg Institute is again at the cutting edge of school reform." -- Robert Hughes , President, New Visions for Public Schools "City Schools provides a broad analysis of the systems and conditions that must be overhauled if schools are to level the playing field for poor and minority students and educate all students to higher standards. Rothman has assembled a group of thoughtful educators to guide us through the complex issues that challenge public school systems and the communities they serve. It is compelling reading for anyone interested in the work of improving schools." -- Judith Johnson, Superintendent, Peekskill (N.Y.) City School District Robert Rothman is a principal associate at the Annenberg Institute for School Reform at Brown University and the editor of its journal, Voices in Urban Education.