Loving these posts of yours, Mary. This statement seems obvious, but is often forgotten by leadership: "Schools sit within neighborhoods shaped by families, faith communities, youth organizations, local businesses, advocacy groups, and civic leaders, all of whom hold perspectives, resources, and influence that can strengthen educational change." It is a great reminder of the power of working together.
Loving these posts of yours, Mary. This statement seems obvious, but is often forgotten by leadership: "Schools sit within neighborhoods shaped by families, faith communities, youth organizations, local businesses, advocacy groups, and civic leaders, all of whom hold perspectives, resources, and influence that can strengthen educational change." It is a great reminder of the power of working together.
Agreed. We need to truly embrace what it means to have a community school