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This month's FINE (Family Involvement Network of Educators) Newsletter announces several new resources, including a publication reviewing current research entitled, Transforming Schools Through Community Organizing: A Research Review, as well as three syllabi from teacher education courses being taught this year at Boston College and Harvard University. As usual, this month's FINE newsletter also has links to many other new family involvement resources on the Web, including current research, toolkits, survey data, and upcoming events.

Click here to read the December FINE Newsletter.