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This is a compilation of charter-district collaborative practices that were featured at the September 27-28, 2010, national conference in Columbus, Ohio. The publication is available through the Ohio Alliance for Public Charter Schools, which hosted the event.

Baltimore was among nine cities across the country where leaders developed agreements to work on collaboration between charter and traditional schools as part of an initiative supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. A draft copy of Baltimore's District-Charter Collaboration Compact was provided to the National Charter School Resource Center by the Baltimore City Public Schools. The agreements were announced in December 2010.

Hartford, Conn., was among nine cities across the country where leaders signed agreements to work on collaboration between charter and traditional schools as part of an initiative supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. A copy of Hartford's agreement, Hartford District-Charter Collaboration Compact, was provided to the National Charter School Resource Center by the Hartford Public Schools. The agreements were announced in December 2010.

Minneapolis was among nine cities across the country where leaders signed agreements to work on collaboration between charter and traditional schools as part of an initiative supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. A copy of Minneapolis' agreement, Minneapolis District-Charter Compact: Making Minneapolis a Mecca for Great Gap-Busting School Leaders, was provided to the National Charter School Resource Center by the Minneapolis Public Schools. The agreements were announced in December 2010.