• Our Roots: A Closer Look
     
    The interconnected work of Community Schools & Student Services.
     

    Roots  
     
    Health & Wellness Academics School Culture & Climate Youth Leadership Expanded Learning Social & Emotional Learning School Readiness & Transitions Family Engagement
     
    Click on an icon above to learn more. Click on the roots to view our tree.
     
    Icons below signify another root's connection to the main root.
  • Social & Emotional Learning
     
     
    Social & Emotional Learning
  • Learning
     
    Learning
  • Summer Pre-K exposes young children to learning opportunities with peers.
     
     
    TUPE coaches students on emotional regulation and communication skills with adults.
     
     
    Behavioral Health Unit coaches students/parents to take responsibilities for their actions and decisions.
     
     
    Afterschool programs give youth expanded opportunities to develop positive relationships with peers and caring adults.
     
     
    Afterschool programs are building out intentional communities work.
  • Thriving
     
    Thriving
  • We incorporate SEL and therapeutic interventions into behavior support plans & classroom environments.
     
     
    We support safe learning environments for LGBTQ students.
     
     
    SEL is included in 504 plans.
     
     
     
    We coach teachers & admin in SEL skill development.
  • Together
     
    Together
  • Health & Wellness has SEL trainings for School-Based Health Centers.
     
     
    Expanded Learning assists in bringing in Youth Development Partners.
     
     
    Family Engagement is building out Parent Teacher Home Conferences.
     
     
    Parent volunteers have mindfulness & SEL skills workshop.
     
     
    Family Engagement has a one-to-one relationship-building based model.
  • (Community Schools & Student Services supports students through three main focus areas:
    Learning through real-world opportunities, Thriving through healthy environments, Together with families & community.)
     
    For more information, watch our video.