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The idea that schools shouldfunction as communicaties is popular in education circles. It is also confusing, for the term community means different things to different people. This article argues that efforts to reduce ambiguity by linking the concept to clearly defined indicators may be short-sighted. Multiple meanings linked with the of community reflest the richness of this concept, the auth…