Robbinsdale Area Schools 的动态

CLE is thrilled to be collaborating with the Camden Education Fund to support high schools in Camden! We are providing technical assistance and coaching to the five schools that earned the Supporting All Learners grant. We can't wait to share more stories of how these schools are driving impact for students with disabilities and multilingual learners. Read more about this important work and the grant recipients here:?https://lnkd.in/eQegBDpM.?

Over recent years, we've worked in collaboration with Sport Birmingham to create opportunities for young people and transform community spaces for sport across the region. Through the Commonwealth Active Communities Fund, we've transformed 5 community spaces between 2022-2024, creating better access to physical activity while empowering 61 local young volunteers (14 - 24) with skills, qualifications, and personal aspirations. These projects targeted areas with the highest inactivity and socio-economic challenges, making sport and physical activity more accessible for local communities ?? What we’ve achieved: ??? 5 active spaces improved in priority wards: ?? Paddlesports Hub at Ackers Adventure, Sparkbrook ?? Concord Youth Centre, Sparkbrook ?? Saltley Stallions FC, Bordesley ?? Muath Trust, Sparkhill ?? St Paul's Community Trust, Balsall Heath ??♂? 61 young people referred by 10 local Youth Referral Partners, including St Basils, Edge Academy, and Waverley College. ?? 55 City & Guilds Entry Level accreditations achieved. ?? At least 7 young people have progressed from NEET to education, employment, or training, with many others gaining skills, confidence, and experience. Check out the full details of our work on the webpage below, including a spotlight on projects like Saltley Stallions FC: https://lnkd.in/ePYatvjA

Using family engagement strategies to welcome families and strengthen community bonds is a core element of student success. ?? This WestEd Spotlight explores evidence-based advice and guidance to go the extra mile to ensure families feel included in their children's learning experiences: https://bit.ly/4eLkaY0

Champaign area #smallbusinessowners #entrepreneurs and #lifelonglearners check out this Accounting Strategies course offered by the amazing Andrea Singh, CPA at Parkland College ?????? I can’t wait to enroll, come learn with me! https://lnkd.in/gS3zHrHK

Engaging in Community Education Education is a powerful tool for personal and community growth. Here are three tips to make the most of our educational programs: Attend regularly, engage actively, and apply what you learn. Let’s grow together in knowledge! ???? #EducationTips #CommunityGrowth #MattapanLearning #BostonStrong #MattapanCommunity

I’m excited to share these follow-up interviews with the exceptional educators at Crete Academy and El Roble Intermediate School, continuing the important conversations from our REACH Network webinar earlier this fall. These schools are leading efforts to reimagine what inclusive, student-centered environments can look like by prioritizing relationships and restorative practices. Hearing directly from educators about their approaches, challenges, and progress provides a critical perspective for all of us supporting this work from different angles. These conversations remind us of the importance of listening to those on the ground as we strive to build more equitable schools together. ????????

SERVE's Suzanne Peck, Program Specialist with EducationForward, teamed up with Dr. Pamela M. Juniel, McKinney-Vento State Coordinator for the Nevada Department of Education, to present on the topic “Creating Collaborative Partnerships with Early Childhood Education/Intervention Partners: Challenges and Best Practices, “at the NAEHCY Conference this week.?This dynamic duo talked about practical strategies to effectively build collaborative relationships to meet the needs of our youngest learners. Learn more about EducationForward and how you can connect at https://lnkd.in/emzMfMuK #naehcy2024 #education #educationforward #partnerships

It’s National School Choice Week and at Caissa K12 we believe public schools are the BEST choice for students. Public schools remain the cornerstone of equitable education and thriving communities. Here’s why: ? Equity for All: Public schools serve every student— regardless of background, income, or ability— ensuring no one is left behind. ? Innovative Programs: From advanced coursework to career/technical pathways, public schools offer diverse opportunities tailored to student success. ? Community Impact: As hubs of civic engagement and cultural diversity, public schools shape the future while strengthening neighborhoods.

It's Afterschool Professionals Appreciation Week (APAW)! ?? Did you know... ?? An estimated 7.8 million young people participate in afterschool programs yearly in the U.S. ?? Over 850,000 highly skilled and valuable afterschool professionals work with young people during out-of-school time (OST). ?? Research shows that afterschool professionals are the key to program quality that mitigates risk factors and positively impacts youth outcomes. ?? Afterschool programs run by skilled professionals result in increased social and emotional skills, school attendance, and academic performance. Recognizing afterschool professionals isn't just about acknowledging their hard work; it's also about supporting their ongoing growth and development. Providing access to professional development opportunities, such as those offered by the Forum’s Weikart Center for Youth Program Quality, is crucial for enhancing skills and effectiveness in working with young people. For more information on APAW and how to show your appreciation from the National AfterSchool Association (NAA), visit: https://lnkd.in/gXhr8pkM #HeartOfAfterschool #OSTProfessionals ?

A Humbling Debut: My First NSS Visit As an NSS volunteer, my inaugural visit to a rural government primary school for girls was an eye-opening experience. Witnessing firsthand the challenges faced by these young minds - inadequate infrastructure, scarce resources, and limited opportunities - left me with mixed emotions. Their smiles, untouched by the hardships, reflect the innocence and hope that defines their generation. As I interacted with these talented students, I realized that limited resources cannot constrain their potential. Their thirst for knowledge, eagerness to learn, and enthusiasm to grow is contagious. However, the warmth and enthusiasm of the students, coupled with the camaraderie and dedication of my fellow NSS volunteers, made this experience truly unforgettable. Special shoutout to my amazing team for being: Supportive mentors Interactive facilitators Friendly companions Together, we: Shared laughter and stories Conducted engaging activities Fostered connections and hope Key Takeaways: 1. Resourcefulness in adversity 2. Unwavering enthusiasm for learning 3. Resilience that inspires 4. Power of teamwork and camarad I've come to realize that the NSS motto 'Not me, but you. Not you, but us' embodies the essence of selfless service, shifting focus from personal achievements to community empowerment. #NSS #RuralDevelopment #GirlsEmpowerment #CommunityService #VolunteerLife #FirstVisit #NewBeginnings #TeamWork #Camaraderie