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Building a Strong Foundation Together: Community Engagement Success

Learn about effective procedures, layered partnerships, community involvement, college partnerships, and academic impact within a collaborative school community effort.

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Building a Strong Foundation Together: Community Engagement Success

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  1. Milton L. Olive Middle SchoolWyandanch Union Free School DistrictPartnering for success with the Community Engagement Team

  2. Hello! Dr. Mary Jones, Superintendent Mr. Kenya Vanterpool, Principal Ms. Lisa McQueen-Starling, CET President Vanessa Baird-Streeter, CET Member & Community Partner Dr. Daphne Gordon, CET Member & Community Partner Margaret Guarneri, Director of ELA & Second Language Acquisition Christine Jordan, Director of Math & Science

  3. Blueprint for CET Membership Central Office Administration School Building Administration School Based Support Team Teacher Leadership Team Teachers Community Members Parents Students Clergy College/University Partners County Officials Police Department Business Owners & Bank Officials Advocacy Groups

  4. 1 Effective Procedures Setting the foundation for success

  5.  Procedures • Acceptance of Norms • Meeting Structures • Minutes are sent to members to review for accuracy • Start and End on Time • Everyone has an equal voice  • No topic is off-limits • Completed Interest Survey to tap into skills/support

  6.  Minutes • Taken at every CET meeting • Submitted to the Receiver for review • Submitted to NYSED and CET members • Shared at the start of the next CET meeting for accuracy and updates

  7. 2 Layered Partnerships Meeting the needs of the students

  8. Partnerships • Mentoring Activities – individual & group – SCCC, SCPD, Citibank, Alpha Phi Alpha • Financial Support – snacks for Fun Fridays, Saturday Academy, technology • Human Capital Support – participation on Fun Friday, etc

  9. 3 Community Involvement Investing yourself

  10. Tapping into the ways the community can give back • Monetary – food, games, supplies • Time – volunteer, mentoring • Advocacy – for both the school & community members  • Intellect – asking tough questions and providing tough answers

  11. 4 College Partnerships Reciprocal Benefits

  12. College Partnerships • Mentoring - Benefits both groups of students • Builds stronger connections between district & college • Provides bridge for additional partnerships – adult education, workforce development • PTECH – Pathways for Early College High School

  13. 5 Academic Impact Fruits of our Labor

  14. Academic Impact • MLO met Demonstrable Improvement goals each year • Include feeder school in all activities • Encourage teachers to be creative in planning family engagement activities • Parent University series – Renaissance, NYS ELA, Math & Science

  15. CET Impact Strong Foundation Strong Partners Lasting Impact

  16. THANK YOU! Any questions?

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