Parent partnership is at the core of our school design. We simply cannot do this work without our families. We value and need their partnership throughout the entire year to ensure that our scholars are thriving in and out of the classroom. We want to thank all of our parents for their continued support and efforts in making Success the joyful and vibrant community that it is.
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What role can a parent play in their child's education? How can strong school-community partnerships be built? How can parents be involved in the decision-making in schools? As we grapple with these questions, we take a closer look at one of the frameworks that inform Samarthya's Journey of Community participation
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The Ideal Neighborhood School - my thoughts on what we could strive for in every community. Students Walk in from the neighborhood Have had breakfast either at home or in the school’s cafeteria Are dressed for the weather and the school’s dress code Have the necessary materials to participate fully in school Understand respect and personal responsibility Parents Understand that their children’s education is valuable and a high priority Understand that the teachers are professionals and work with them for the good of their child Send their child to school dressed appropriately, well fed and feeling safe Ask their child about their day, help with homework to the best of their ability, participate in school events Hold their child responsible for their actions and provide consistent, fair consequences Teachers Build relationships with students Educate, motivate, illuminate Diligently provide a safe classroom and building Continue to learn and evaluate how to improve their craft and still….. Recognize that there are classic strategies in education Communicate with parents and administration Administration Leads with a clear mission and vision Understands that the teachers are professionals and work with them for the good of the students Provides opportunities for teachers to improve their craft and still…. Recognizes that there are classic strategies in education Diligently provides safe classrooms and building Does not react but acts only with a clear understanding of the situation Communicate with parents and community
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Continuing the Conversation: How Can We Enhance Teacher-Parent Partnerships? Following our discussion on the importance of teacher-parent partnerships, let's dive deeper. What strategies have you found effective in fostering collaboration and mutual respect between teachers and parents? Consider these questions to spark discussion: 1. Communication Tools:What platforms or methods have you found most effective for maintaining open lines of communication? 2. Overcoming Challenges: What specific challenges have you faced in these partnerships, and how have you addressed them? 3. Building Trust: How do we build and sustain trust between educators and families? 4. Engagement Strategies: What creative ways have you used to engage parents who are less involved? For instance, according to Epstein’s Framework of Six Types of Involvement, strategies like parenting workshops, volunteer opportunities, and regular updates on student progress can significantly enhance parent engagement (Epstein, 2011). Sharing your experiences and insights can help us all improve these vital partnerships. Together, we can create a more supportive and collaborative environment for our students. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and stories! #Education #Collaboration #TeacherParentPartnership #CommunityEngagement References: 1. Epstein, J. L. (2011). School, Family, and Community Partnerships: Preparing Educators and Improving Schools.
School camps play a significant role in fostering a sense of belonging among students. For our students, this happens through: Shared Experiences - By engaging in activities together students create shared memories, which form the foundation for strong relationships. Teamwork - Students learn to rely on each other, appreciate different perspectives, and develop a sense of trust and mutual respect. Camps that have a service aspect force students to stop thinking about themselves and focus on the needs of others. Personal Growth and Confidence - Overcoming new challenges and stepping out of their comfort zones can boost students' self-confidence. Positive Relationships with Teachers - Camps provide a unique setting for students to interact with teachers in a more informal environment. Community Building - Camps create an environment that encourages students to support each other, celebrate successes, and work through challenges collectively. #educationleadership #education #camps #lovelearning #learning #northernbeacheschristianschool
Did you know that only 3% of foster kids go on to get a college degree? There are a number of factors that contribute to the educational challenges faced by foster kids. These include: ﹒Frequent school changes: Foster kids are often moved from school to school, which can disrupt their learning and make it difficult to form relationships with teachers and classmates. ﹒Academic gaps: Many foster kids come from homes with limited educational resources. This can lead to academic gaps that can be difficult to close. ﹒Trauma: Foster kids have often experienced trauma in their lives, which can make it difficult to concentrate and learn. ﹒Lack of support: Foster kids may not have the support system they need to succeed in school. This may include lacking access to mentors, tutors, and other resources. 👩💻 To learn how you can get involved visit FosterTheCity.org #fostercare #education #fosterkids #breakthecycle
The Caregivers Teachers Students Conference (CTSC) provides a platform to discuss students' overall development, covering their academic, social-emotional, physical, and cognitive growth. It helps foster a strong bond with caregivers and understand students' strengths and areas of improvement. A quick survey run by our Community Development team provides insights into the impact of these meetings. Khoj team recently facilitated a school-wide conference where caregivers could interact 1:1 with teachers, community development team and other school stakeholders to understand their child's growth and co-plan the ways forward. #SELStories #EmpathyInEducation #ConnectingThroughNarratives #SEL #socialemotionallearning #mentalhealth #wellbeing #education #empathy #emotionalintelligence #educators #inclusion #emotional
I believe fostering partnerships between community organizations and schools is essential for achieving educational equity. A compelling example of this collaboration comes from Child Trends, highlighting crucial steps for strong family-school partnerships. First - designing a shared vision and goals, Second - developing shared norms, expectations communication processes, and Third - consistent and meaningful engagements. The brief also talks about Kingmakers of Oakland, an impactful community organization across the Bay. At Bridge the Gap we are proud to work with the Sausalito Marin City School District to emulate such impactful collaborations. These approaches are one of the many powerful initiatives to achieve equity in education! #EducationEquity #Inclusive #Education #CommunitySchools
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1moParents and guardians serve as one of the essential legs on the three-legged stool of student success. They provide crucial support, encouragement, and stability that reinforce the efforts made by schools and students. Their involvement in a child's education helps create a nurturing environment that fosters learning and growth. When they actively engage in their child's educational journey, they contribute invaluably to the student’s success.