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We work directly with LEAs, municipal agencies, partner organizations, and state-wide systems of support to build and strengthen community school strategies. Our current offerings include:

  • Direct coaching, consulting, and strategic thought partnership with LEAs and community partners;
  • Facilitating spaces of peer learning and professional development that cultivates a network of skilled community school practitioners;
  • Creating, curating, and co-constructing community school knowledge enters practitioner voice and experience;
  • Engaging policy-makers to advocate for changes to legislation and state policy that responds to practitioner needs and experience.

  • Support for CCSPP current and potential applicants.

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Join us in conversation to learn from peers and practitioner experts about what it takes to do this work. Find current and archived community-school events, hosted by CSLX and our partners, here.

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