All schools, community schools
CSLX works directly with districts, municipal agencies, community-based organizations, and the state-wide system of support to build and strengthen community school strategies.
CSLX works directly with districts, municipal agencies, community-based organizations, and the state-wide system of support to build and strengthen community school strategies.
Facilitated by the Community Schools Learning Exchange (CSLX) and Public Profit, the Community School Building Blocks: Assets and Needs Assessment Learning Series is a virtual offering designed to help community school practitioners across roles, and of all stages of development, understand the different types of data that are important to community school development, among other things.
Meet Danielle Jordan, CSLX's new Policy & Research Associate, in this Q&A.
Whether you're brand new to your school – or brand new to the CSC role – take these three tips on how to kick off your first year as a CSC.
If your application was funded, a big congratulations! If you're wondering what comes next, we have a number of “pro tips” we’ve compiled just for you.
The Role of the Community School Coordinator
Building your Advisory Council
Designing your Needs Assessment
The Role of the Community School Coordinator
California Community Schools Partnership Program (CCSPP)
Assets & Needs Assessment