It does, however, favor positive action rather than unproductive blaming. Too often, rural communities are blamed for their problems. Stereotypical images replace thoughtful consideration of these places, their residents, and the problems they face. Projects that bring communities together have the potential to support school improvement, economic revitalization, and a renewed investment by community members in the vigorous traditions of rural life. Categories of parent involvement.
Rural community influences on effective school practices.
Center for Community Education. A model for rural schools to involve parents in the education of their children. Montana State University. Ingredients in the rural education equation. Increasing business and parental involvement in grades 4-7 by forming partnerships between school and local businesses.