Meaningful Student Involvement happens in a lot of different ways. Here are some examples!

Students as School Planners

• Writing Curriculum (Across the USA in 1972)
• Engaging Students on Purpose (Washington State in 2008)
• Students Involved in School Design (Texas in 2004)
• Planning High School Learning (Pennsylvania in 2014)
• Action through PICI (Washington State in 2005)
• From Research to Planning to Advocacy (California in 1993)
• Students Launch a School (New York in 2003)
• Elementary Students Revise Curriculum (Washington State in 1994)

Students as Education Researchers

• Students Speak Up (Ontario in 2015)
• Real Change in Schools (California in 2003)
• Saving Money (New York in 2003)
• What Kids Can Do (Across the USA in 2012)
• Graduation Roadblocks (Colorado in 2004)
• High Quality Education (Connecticut in 2007)
• Does Small Work? (Indiana in 2010)

Students as Classroom Teachers

• Community that Leads (New York in 2008)
• Students Teaching Teachers (Washington State in 2001)
• Teacher Academy (Rhode Island in 2015)
• Raising Educational Stars (Across the USA in 2015)
• Technology in the Trenches (Global in 2015)

Students as Learning Evaluators

• Evaluating Learning (New York in 2011)
• Evaluating a District (California in 2003)
• Voluntarily Evaluating Classes (Massachusetts in 2010)
• Cities in Schools (New York in 1994)

Students as Systemic Decision-Makers

• Built into the District (Colorado in 2014)
• School District Partners (Massachusetts in 2015)
• Students on Committees (California in 2012)
• Infusing Students Everywhere (Ohio in 2014)
• A Bright Star Among Peers (Washington State in 2015)
• Learning through Social Justice (Massachusetts in 2007)
• All-City Student Engagement (California in 2015)
• Elementary Students Leading Action (Pennsylvania in 2014)
• Recommending Improvements (Virginia in 2015)
• Advising Principals (Connecticut in 2014)
• Student Voice in School Building Leadership (Kentucky in 2002)
• Old School Practice and New School Thinking (Maryland in 2014)

Students as Education Advocates

• Students Rethinking Schools (Louisiana in 2015)
• Checking Out the Library (Utah in 1998)
• Safer Schools in the Midwest (Kansas in 2010)
• Taking Action for Equality (California in 2015)
• Advice on Student Engagement (Massachusetts in 2015)
• Building School Culture  (Connecticut in 1997)
• Saving Schools Money  (Maine in 2002)
• Give Us a Bus to Get On (Oregon in 2004)
• Student Action Fund (California in 2003)

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