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Session Type: Symposium
Community schools are a research-based improvement strategy where educators, community members, families, and students work in partnership to strengthen conditions for student learning and healthy development by organizing in- and out-of-school resources, supports, and opportunities.
The papers in this symposium show how national partnerships, states, and districts have enabled the scaling of community schools. This research symposium elevates the democratic and collaborative work of students, families, educators, and community partners in service of student thriving. We highlight, in particular, how states and districts can support communities in harnessing their power to create and sustain new educational possibilities. In this way, fully implemented community schools can help “counter systemic racism, increase opportunity, and move society toward equity and justice.”
Scaling Community Schools: A Framework for School Transformation - Emily Germain, Learning Policy Institute; Jeannie Oakes, University of California - Los Angeles; Anna Maier, Learning Policy Institute
Strategies to Support Full Implementation of Community Schools: Lessons From New Mexico - Daniel Espinoza, Learning Policy Institute; Rebecca S. Levine, University of California - San Diego; Emily Germain, Learning Policy Institute; Jeannie Oakes, University of California - Los Angeles; Anna Maier, Learning Policy Institute; Roby Chatterji, Learning Policy Institute
Building and Sustaining a Community School System: Insights From Transformation Efforts in a Rural Setting - Laura E. Hernandez, Learning Policy Institute; Emily Germain, Learning Policy Institute
Strategic Support of Partnerships in Oakland Unified’s Full-Service Community Schools Initiative - Sarah L. Klevan, Learning Policy Institute; Julia A. Daniel, University of Colorado - Boulder; Kendra Fehrer, Heartwise Learning; Anna Maier, Learning Policy Institute