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Community Education Full Service Schools Community Partners

Presented by the Office of Community Education May 26, 2011. Community Education Full Service Schools Community Partners. Overview. Community Education philosophy emphasizes the importance of community engagement, partnering, and collaboration.

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Community Education Full Service Schools Community Partners

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  1. Presented by the Office of Community Education May 26, 2011 Community Education Full Service Schools Community Partners

  2. Overview • Community Education philosophy emphasizes the importance of community engagement, partnering, and collaboration. • Since its inception in 1968, the Community Education Program has collaborated and maintained relationships that continue to this day. • Senior among these partnerships is the commitment with the City of St. Louis and the Board of Education to jointly fund the program. • That commitment is strengthened further through the presence of the community as a partner and is manifested by the 279 citizens who serve as community council members.

  3. The Partner Identification Process • There are currently 101 Full Service School partners. • Many relationships were formed prior to the community education centers evolving into FSS. • Once having become committed to becoming FSS, a comprehensive community engagement process was initiated. • Community councils analyzed the results of the engagement process and established priorities for acquiring new partners.

  4. A Sampling of Partnerships

  5. Summary • The pursuit of partnerships is ongoing. • The service delivery and tracking processes are being closely reviewed. • Professional development for school staffs and other key stakeholder groups is needed.

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