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\nYear 1 Evaluation Results (2016-17)  \nCarmen Fariña, Chancellor  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nMessage from the District-Charter Partnerships Leadership Team 1  \nDistrict-Charter Partnerships: An Equity and Excellence Initiative 2  \nSchool-to-School Partnerships 7  \nDistrict-wide Partnerships 13  \nSystem-wide Partnerships 16  \nThe Path Forward: Structures for Sustainability 20  \nThe authors of this report would like to acknowledge the dedication and commitment of the district and charter teachers who support students in New York City every day. We would also like to acknowledge the dedication and commitment of those who worked to launch the District-Charter Partnerships (DCP) initiative, a powerful effort aimed at fostering meaningful cross-sector collaboration to drive improvements in teaching and learning across New York City. In particular, we wish to thank:  \n• School leaders, teachers, and students from the district and charter schools in the DCP initiative  \n• New York City Department of Education former and current superintendents, particularly Rahesha Amon, Mauriciere de Govia, Barbara Freeman, Thomas McBryde, Miatheresa Pate, Daniella Phillips, Joyce Stallings-Hart, and Beverly Wilkins  \n• Office of School Design and Charter Partnerships, particularly Melissa Harris, Verone Kennedy, Sonya Hooks, April Gariepy, Anyeli Matos, Jenny Palacios, Cherelle Lloyd, Ilana Morris, and Sarah Mackay  \n• Office of Interschool Collaborative Learning, particularly Lamson Lam, Susan Tynan, Paul Byrne, Dru Collins, Michael Stoll, and Rachel Hughes  \n• Office of Campus Governance, particularly Terry Byam, Ivan Cohen, and Maxine Payne  \n• Office of Special Education, particularly Christina Foti, John Hammer, Louise Kanian, Mariama Sandi, Karina Korobov, and Timothy Nelson  \n• Research and Policy Support Group, particularly Michelle Paladino and Elise Corwin  \n• Uncommon Schools, particularly Brett Peiser, Samantha Tweedy, Crystal McQueen, and Nichole Fair  \n• New York City Charter School Center, particularly James Merriman, Christina Brown, and Megan Davis-Hitchens  \nSuggested Citation  \nLitt, J., & Fishel, G.“District-Charter Partnerships: Collaboration to Advance Teaching and Learning in New York City, Year 1 Evaluation Results (2016-17) .”(2017) . New York City Department of Education.  \nACKNOWLEDGMENTS  \nMESSAGE FROM THE DISTRICT-CHARTER PARTNERSHIPS LEADERSHIP TEAM  \nThrough their Equity and Excellence agenda, Mayor Bill de Blasio and Chancellor Carmen Fariña committed to deepening the NYC Department of Education’s partnerships with charter schools.  \nChancellor Fariña declared that all of New York City’s schools were ours: “our schools, our students, our success.” Historically, charter schools reserved only a small space in the department’s knowledge base. With the Equity and Excellence directive, we decided that in order to truly seek equity for all NYC public school students, the DOE would need to get familiar with charter schools and rally around the children within them. We began with a basic premise: we wanted all schools to showcase their strengths and be vulnerable with their challenges and to access the answers not only in the room, but within the entire building, down the block, and throughout the neighborhood. Previously, charter and district schools did not know one another intimately. Today, two years after the announcement of the Equity and Excellence agenda, we’ve created school-to-school, district-wide, and system-wide programming, and 130 schools in all five boroughs have collaborated through the development of cross-sector relationships and understanding, mutual observation, and the exchange of feedback and materials.  \nVerone is a seasoned educator and April is a midcareer education systems administrator, both having had the privilege of working in district and charter settings for a number of years. 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