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About SoundOut
SoundOut promotes student voice in school through
research, training, and resource-sharing. Our systemic approaches to
whole-school reform emphasize practical, considerable and holistic
roles for students as partners in learning and leadership throughout
education. SoundOut's activities are based on Adam Fletcher's
Frameworks for Meaningful Student Involvement. We offer a variety
of activities based on those Frameworks, as well as a classroom
curriculum for middle and high school students.
Past Collaborators and Supporters
Washington State
Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (Olympia, WA) |
New York Office of Student Support Services (LeRoy, NY) |
Center for the Study
of Excellence in Teaching and Learning (Floral Park, NY) |
HumanLinks Foundation (Bothell, WA) | Evergreen Public Schools
(Vancouver, WA) | Seattle Public Schools (Seattle, WA) |
Charlotte
Martin Foundation (Seattle, WA) |
Communities for Learning (Floral Park, NY) |
Youth On Board
(Boston, MA) |
Hillsborough Public School District (Tampa, FL) |
Gen YES (Olympia,
WA) |
Cloud
Institute for Sustainability Education
(New York, NY) |
Washington State University Center for Bridging the Digital Divide
(Pullman, WA) |
Youth Activism Project (Kennsington, MD) |
National Youth Rights Association
(Washington, DC) |
Service Learning Northwest (Vancouver, WA) |
Institute for Community Leadership
(Kent, WA) |
New Horizons for Learning (Seattle, WA) |
Project Service Leadership (Vancouver, WA) |
Youth Policy Action Center (Washington, DC) |
Wild Cow
Studios (Olympia, WA | Yakima Public School District (Yakima,
WA)
Contact Us
Contact us with any questions about student voice, meaningful student
involvement or student-inclusive democracy in schools. We also have
information about our publications, scheduling and fees.
SoundOut
PO
Box 6185
Olympia, Washington 98507
or email
us.
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Disclaimer & Terms of Use
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content of external sites. Unless otherwise stated materials made
available on this website are copyright SoundOut, it's contributors,
agents or authors and all rights are reserved. These materials may
not be used in any form for commercial purposes. Electronic or paper
copies of these materials may be made for classroom use, provided
that the authors of the work are credited and identified as the
copyright holders.
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