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At CSLX, we believe all young people deserve access to relationship-centered, supportive, and equitable school communities where learning is culturally-rooted, inclusive, rigorous, and relevant.

Community schools offer an opportunity to co-create with educators, students, families, community partners, and public agencies to transform the way we do school.

We need each other to succeed.

CS Leaders: The Role of the Community School Coordinator

CS Leaders: The Role of the Community School Coordinator is a two-part, virtual workshop designed to help participants gain a greater understanding of the role of the Community School Coordinator (CSC) – what they do, what they’re responsible for, where they’re positioned in school teams and within school leadership, and the arc of their work over the course of a year.

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