Creating and Sustaining Small Learning Communities: Strategies and Tools for Transforming High Schools

by Grace Sammon

Offers procedures to foster data-driven decision making, a section on frequently asked questions, and a CD-ROM tool kit with planning templates and data collection and assessment tools.

248 pages, Paperback

First published September 13, 2007

About the author

Grace Sammon is a dynamic force in the literary world — an award-winning author, radio host, entrepreneur, and educator. Recognized in Who’s Who in Education and Who’s Who in Literature, she is the recipient of the 2025 Indies United Publishing House’s Award for Inspirational Women in Literature, Media, and Journalism.

A master of reinvention, Grace transformed her career with her fourth book and debut novel, The Eves, which garnered strong critical acclaim. In addition to her newest novel, The Reliable Narrator, she has authored seven books, including the three-book LAUNCH PAD series, which guides writers through the journey of writing, publishing, and marketing their books.

She has served as a Guardian ad Litem for neglected and abused children and as a hospice worker. She is currently a committee member for the Safe Children’s Coalition. Grace’s hallmark is to helping others leave their mark on the world—because when our stories are told, everything changes! Her current works in progress include two new radio shows and a novel.

Grace lives on Florida’s west coast with her husband and a small herd of imaginary llamas — because every storyteller needs a touch of magic. Learn more at GraceSammon.net.