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HOW WE FORGE A PARTNERSHIP IN PRACTICE 2014

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Presentation to parents on partnering across community lines.

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Page 1: Parent Partnership 2014

HOW WE FORGE A PARTNERSHIP IN PRACTICE

2014

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Learning Strategy

Systems Strategy

Communications & Commitment Strategy

Mission Alignment Strategy

AAS CORE VALUES

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By 2016 each student… Advocates and exhibits a healthy lifestyle and

respect for self and others Drives his/her own learning and turns it into

ACTION, and Demonstrates the competencies and attitudes of

a 21st Century learner.

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Selected Survey ?’sStrongly Agree Agree

Disagree or Strongly Disagree

My child is engaged and interested in learning at school.

51.9% 43.3% 4.5%

My child feels safe from bullying or harassment at school.

31.6% 57.6% 8.7%

There is a strong sense of community within the school.

39.2% 52.1% 6%

ES – My child is being prepared for the future.

40.1% 54.5% 4%

ES – Teachers form meaningful, positive relationships with my child.

54.9% 39.8% 2%

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Collaboration

…means sharing — de-privatizing — the work and it means talking candidly—and being able to disagree constructively—about how we achieve shared goals.

We share responsibility for the success of ALL the students.

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Parents

Parents are the first teachers. They are responsible for the development of values, attitudes and habits that will be needed as their children associate with classmates in school. Such inculcation are likewise beneficial when they work and play with neighbors and the community at large.

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Teachers

Teachers enrich the students’ experiences at home, thus strengthening the valuable, personal traits and characteristics initially developed by parents. In the end, the attention and efforts of both “custodians” are accorded acknowledgement and recognition by members of the entire community.

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SchoolandCommunity

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Structure behind Collaboration

PolicyHandbooks

School

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It’s all about communication…

About your child… We communicate with you…

Things that happen Things that are about to happen Things that happened

You communicate with us…

About Other Issues We engage regularly and rigorously

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How can we help?

Bring our values to families and their communities.

The community to understand the limitations of our reach.

What are the areas of concern? What can we bring to our next time together?