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- 2011 Distinguished Achievement Award from the Association of Educational Publishers for Boys in Poverty: A Framework for Understanding Dropout
- 2009 Book of the Year Award from Foreword magazine for Why Culture Counts: Teaching Children of Poverty
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| “Many thanks for your fine work on this project. You did much to improve the writing, and the author has every reason to be grateful to you.” |
| —Princeton University Press |
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| “I’m rushing to get this to the FedEx office but want to thank you for the wonderful editng job. The manuscript is very much improved!” |
| —Prof. James Button, Blacks and Social Change |
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| “My editor, Ed Levy, was superb to work with.” |
| —Sue Stephenson, Leading With Trust |
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| "Ed and the publication team have done a magnificent job in transforming a very complex approach to a school audit into a powerful, understandable, and useful tool. . . . Thanks especially to Ed, who really listened to everything and always provided thoughtful responses to all my issues." |
| —Robert D. Barr, Turning Your School Around |
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| "I found Ed to be clear, insightful, adaptable and altogether a pleasure with whom to work. He adroitly sliced and diced, which is what I needed, but he never cut out any of the meat." |
| —Mark Van Clay, Aligning School Districts as PLCs |
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| “I just want to take a moment for a personal thanks to you Ed for your leadership through what I know was arduous work. As I said last night, I am bowled over by all the content that is in place, and know that it couldn't have happened without you. Through it all, you kept a sense of humor, and the results are simply spectacular! I am especially proud of the high quality teamwork on this project, and know that your attitude and approach were key to that." |
| —Carol McMillan, Senior Vice-President, Girl Scouts of the USA |
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