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Jeannie Oakes July 18, 2018 New Mexico educates . . . 2 Community schools are both a place and a set of relationships between the school and community resources. Coalition for Community Schools Four Pillars of Community


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New Mexico educates . . .

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Community schools are “both a place and a set of relationships between the school and community resources.”

— Coalition for Community Schools

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Four Pillars

  • f

Community Schools

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“Good School” Conditions Community School Pillars

  • Extra academic and social support
  • Positive school climate and

trusting relationships

  • Meaningful learning
  • Sufficient money and other

resources

  • Strong family and community ties
  • Teacher collaboration and learning
  • Assessment as a tool for

improvement Integrated student supports Expanded learning time and

  • pportunities

Active parent and community engagement Collaborative leadership and practice

The “Good School”

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Evidence of Impact

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  • Comprehensive
programs Studies of
  • Each of the 4
pillars Total reviewed
  • 143 studies,
including 48 research reviews
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Community Schools Research Compendium

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Community Schools Research Compendium

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Findings About the Pillars

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Findings About Comprehensive Models

A wide range of well-implemented models yield benefits

  • Increased academic achievement
  • Increased attendance
  • Higher graduation rates
  • Improved peer/adult relationships

and attitudes toward school

  • Reduced racial and economic

achievement gaps Cost-Benefit savings of up to $15 for every dollar invested

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“Create 10,000 Sustainable Community Schools”

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  • Federal Opportunities
  • State Legislation
  • Local Initiatives

Policy Approaches

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Federal Opportunities—ESSA

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  • Title I & II
  • Use community schools as an evidence-based

improvement strategy (7% Title I set aside, Title II PD support)

  • Title IV
  • FSCS/Promise Neighborhood grants
  • Student Support and Academic Enrichment

Grants

  • Comprehensive Community Schools Grants
  • 21st Century Community Learning Centers
  • Medicaid
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State Legislation

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  • Grant programs—CA, MN, NY, TN, UT
  • State budget support—KY, NY
  • Technical assistance or other support

programs—MD, MI

  • State board of education regulations--

WV

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Funding Community Schools

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Take a comprehensive approach with all 4 pillars, and pay attention to implementation Address local assets and needs through data-driven planning, and engaging family/community Provide enough time for planning and collaboration

Being Successful

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Questions?