Seeing Beyond the Numbers: Using Street Data to Transform Our Schools
Street data refers to the qualitative, human-centered insights gathered directly from those closest to the classroom experience—students, families, …
Tag: Community Schools
A Vision Shared: How Anaheim Union High School District Redefined School Identity Through Community Collaboration
When I reflect on my time as Chief Academic Officer at Anaheim Union High School District (AUHSD), one of the initiatives I’m most proud of is our d…
Crosswalking the Four Pillars of Community Schools and the Inflexion Approach Navigation Tool
Schools that leverage both the Four Pillars of the Community Schools Model and the Inflexion Navigation Tool will be better positioned to cultivate le…
The Community Schools Model: A Blueprint for Oregon
The Community Schools Model offers a transformative solution to the systemic challenges facing education. By addressing education inequities through f…
Bridging the Gap From What to How
The Navigation Tool empowers community school leaders by providing clear, actionable guidance that translates Capacity Building Strategies—defining …
Magnolia High School: Growing Their Community’s Future
Magnolia High School's agriscience community center was highlighted as a model community school that's helping its community solve its food desert pro…
Checklist for Making Your Family-Community Partnership Work
Successful family engagement requires a multi-faceted approach. This customizable checklist can help you keep track of new and continuing family engag…
Get Started with Community School Development
So you're familiar with community schools. You're interested. But getting started can feel like the hardest part. While your own school/district's pat…
Understanding & Evaluating The Four Pillars of Community Schools
What are community schools? Why should I consider this model? This resource provides an overview of the Four Pillars of Community Schools framework, s…
Understanding Community Schools
What are community schools? Why should I consider this model? This resource provides an overview, so you can start reflecting on your own school's app…