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Big Bets Part III: Community Schools Accelerating Equitable Recovery
This rebroadcast from the Campaign for Grade Level Reading explores the Community Schools model and how it helps meet the challenges that children and families are facing. Watch to hear reflections on the significant increase in federal investment in Full-Service Community Schools.
Stages of development in the community school transformation
Learn about the Community Schools Forward task force's recent release of the Stages of Development tool.
Moving Community Schools Forward with foundational resources
Learn about the Community Schools Forward task force's essential resources to align, build, and scale effective and sustainable community schools.
What we learned from the CS Fundamentals Workshops
It’s hard to believe it’s already been about a month since we wrapped the first leg of our CS Fundamentals tour! We're sharing what we learned from each of you in a series of blog posts. Here's part one.
A Community School Coordinator is like an air traffic controller
Too often, we hear Community School Coordinators and Directors described as the ones “in charge” of community school implementation.
The Role of the CS Coordinator
The Community School Manager (CSM) in Oakland Unified School District (OUSD) integrates a school’s partnership work with its academic mission.
Creating a vision for student success is not a solo endeavor
Years ago, I took a job as district Director of Community Schools. The hardest part about that job? Trying to advance a vision of community schools, amidst an organizational culture that, like most school districts everywhere, struggled with programmatic silos and barriers to collaboration.
CSLX Remarks at the White House
The administration and federal agencies have a unique and foundational role to play in each of these areas. I want to highlight three specific areas that could benefit from administrative action.
Every school can, and should, be a community school
This post offers discussion prompts for school and community leaders to plan together and strengthen their community school strategy as part of the California Community Schools Partnership Program.
