School-community partnerships can benefit both schools and communities. Partnerships allow schools to utilize community resources like facilities for meetings or medical missions. They also allow communities to use school facilities for assemblies or sports leagues. Effective partnerships have shared visions and diverse partners with clear communication. They intentionally blend staff and have data sharing agreements. Partnerships can strengthen programs, efficiently use resources, and align goals between schools and communities.
School-community partnerships can benefit both schools and communities. Partnerships allow schools to utilize community resources like facilities for meetings or medical missions. They also allow communities to use school facilities for assemblies or sports leagues. Effective partnerships have shared visions and diverse partners with clear communication. They intentionally blend staff and have data sharing agreements. Partnerships can strengthen programs, efficiently use resources, and align goals between schools and communities.
School-community partnerships can benefit both schools and communities. Partnerships allow schools to utilize community resources like facilities for meetings or medical missions. They also allow communities to use school facilities for assemblies or sports leagues. Effective partnerships have shared visions and diverse partners with clear communication. They intentionally blend staff and have data sharing agreements. Partnerships can strengthen programs, efficiently use resources, and align goals between schools and communities.
School-community partnerships can benefit both schools and communities. Partnerships allow schools to utilize community resources like facilities for meetings or medical missions. They also allow communities to use school facilities for assemblies or sports leagues. Effective partnerships have shared visions and diverse partners with clear communication. They intentionally blend staff and have data sharing agreements. Partnerships can strengthen programs, efficiently use resources, and align goals between schools and communities.
The Way and How of School and Community Partnership – To become familiar with the workplace
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• It came from the Latin word “communitas”, – Apply competencies in areas of referring either to an unstructured community in specialization which people are equal * Also known as Service Learning Community What can Community do for schools? • It is a group of people bounded or unified with same • Remediation and enrichment classes interest or common heritage. • Youth Development Programs • It is made by the different social groups. • Community Service • There is the presence of the agents of socialization. What can schools do for communities in return? Schools • Classroom used by community organizations for • One of the agents of education/socialization. meetings • It is where formal learning takes place. • Schools used for polling place and venue for Partnership medical mission • This implies that two parties will help each other. • School used by the Rural Health Unit for mother’s Both parties will benefit. class on child care School-Community Partnerships What can schools do for communities in return? • Partnerships can serve to strengthen, support, and • School used as an evacuation center even transform individual partners, resulting in • School facilities used for community assemblies improved program quality, more efficient use of • School used for basketball leagues resources, and better alignment of goals and • Schools conduct livelihood skills-training program curricula (Harvard Family Research Project, 2010). for parent and out of school youth Benefits of School-Community Partnerships Some Concrete Examples facilitate access to a range of learning opportunities • Kiddie Cop Classes and developmental supports, providing • Revitalized Enthusiasm for Assistance to Children opportunities for students and teachers alike to of Humanity (REACH) experiment with new approaches to teaching and • Brain Operates Well on Loaded Stomach (BOWLS) learning; • Pera sa Panapon complement the academic curriculum with a wider Legal Bases for Parents and Community Involvement range of services and activities, support transitions • R.A. 9155- Governance of Basic Education Act across the school years, particularly the critical • States one of the responsibilities of school middle to high school transition, which research heads indicates is a key predictor of high school Establishing school and community graduation (Neild, Balfanz, & Herzog, 2007); networks and encouraging the active reinforce concepts taught in school without participation of teachers replicating the school day, often exposing classroom organizations teachers working in the after school program to Local initiatives for the improvement new pedagogies; improve school culture and of schools and learning centers community image through exhibitions and Legal Bases for Parents and Community Involvement performances that help “shine the light” on • Batas Pambansa Blg. 232 or the Education Act of students whose talents may not be apparent in the 1982 section 7 classroom; and • Every educational institution shall provide gain access to mentors, afterschool staff, and other for the establishment of appropriate bodies resources to support in‐school learning and improve through which the members of educational the teaching and learning in the classroom itself. community may discuss relevant issues Features of Effective School-Community Partnerships and communicate information and • A shared vision for learning and developmental suggestions for assistance and support of outcomes for students. the school and for promotion of their • A diverse set of partners with effective common interest. communications mechanisms and relationships Legal Bases for Parents and Community Involvement among multiple staff at multiple levels. • R.A. 8525- Adopt a School Program Act Features of Effective School-Community Partnerships • Allows private entities to assist a public • Intentionally blended staffing with role clarity to school, whether elementary, secondary or promote understanding of how the work is relevant tertiary to all. Legal Bases for Parents and Community Involvement • Clear data-sharing processes and agreements • Philippine Education for All (EFA) 2015 Plan What can Community do for schools? • Schools shall continue to harness local • Brigada Eskwela- DepEd Order No. 100 s. 2009 resources and facilitate involvement of • Curriculum Development every sector of the community in the school • Work Experience Programs- DepEd Order No. 30 s. process. 2017