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This document discusses partnerships between schools and businesses. It notes that the most important current partners for schools are individual businesses and business coalitions, while the most important future partners will likely be business coalitions and individual businesses. It emphasizes developing partnerships by understanding partners' motivations and contributions, conducting research on effective programs, and evaluating partnerships on educational, operational, and partner outcomes over the long term.
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