This UCLA Center for Community Schooling blog shares insights from California Community School Partnership Program grantees across California, including successes, areas of growth, and outcomes for young people, families, educators, and local communities. #CommunitySchools communityschooling.gseis.ucla.edu/exploring-the-…

S-TAC Update!

Dive into our Annual Reflection Report for insights into our work with Alameda County Office of Education, @Cali4Justice, and NEA in 22-23. Discover how we're working to shape the future of education in California! #CommunitySchools

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Public schools are at the heart of creating thriving, capable, and well-resourced communities. How do #CommunitySchools make equitable outcomes possible? Check out the story map from Partnership for the Future of Learning: csstorymap.org #CAW

Check out the latest article from EdSource about #CommunitySchools ! Our very own Marisa Saunders and Natalie Fensterstock write alongside colleagues Barnett Berry and Peter Moyi!

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We are so excited for the new school year!

Check out the latest edition of UCLA Ed & IS magazine!

This issue highlights transformative work from our colleagues and features our graduate student researcher, Jeffrey who presented his research at the 2023 AERA annual meeting in Chicago.

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Sharing #SketchNotes from one final #CommunitySchools Summit session! We closed our day in the best way- hearing from students and parents!

Big shoutout to Californians4Justice for organizing this session!

Check out our partner Learning Policy Institute's new blog about #CommunitySchools !

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More #SketchNotes from our #CommunitySchools Summit!

This session reviewed the four overarching values of the CCSPP- can you find them?

Also, check out more about these values here: acoe.org/Page/2558

Check out these #SketchNotes from our #CommunitySchools Summit!

The opening session featured our S-TAC partners, State Superintendent Tony Thurmond, and most importantly-- CA Department of Education students!