A great write-up on the community partnership between Laurel Woods Elementary School and Sheehy Toyota of Laurel 📚✏️ https://lnkd.in/eU7Ex8NS
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What is community weaving In the practice of Community Weaving, individuals learn from Master Weavers who share their experiences and instruct them in the utilization of tools, techniques, and technology to cultivate their own social support networks within various spheres such as schools, neighborhoods, organizations, and businesses. Like-minded individuals, termed Good Neighbors, collaborate to establish shared resources such as furniture warehouses, childcare cooperatives, clothing exchanges, and community gardens. Additionally, they organize recreational activities like rafting trips, campouts, ropes courses, barbecues, softball games, paintball competitions, and vision quests. Furthermore, Community Weaving facilitates community improvement initiatives through the application of FSN technology, spearheading endeavors such as the closure of problematic venues, disaster response, establishment of neighborhood watch programs, fundraising for beautification projects, revitalization efforts, and the incubation of new businesses. To support these endeavors, local organizations such as the American Red Cross, Public Health Department, schools, faith leaders, businesses, and various civic, social service, and youth organizations are enlisted as FSN Partners. They provide essential resources such as free space for activities, access to speakers and educational materials, and complimentary trainings for FSN volunteers. FSN partners are equipped with the necessary training as Community Weavers, enabling them to effectively leverage the resources of the FSN to better address the needs of their clients. #communitydevelopment #educationalleadership #healthcare
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Founder, Resilient Futures (501c3) | Keynote Speaker | Best-Selling Author | Helping schools and communities work more effectively together to better prepare students for a resilient life beyond school.
THE POWER OF A SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP Part 1: Service and Volunteerism It’s evident that for students to thrive both academically and personally, a holistic approach to education is essential. This means schools and communities must work together, creating symbiotic relationships that benefit everyone involved. One of the most impactful ways this partnership can manifest is through community service and volunteerism. - Why Schools and Communities Need Each Other - When schools operate in isolation, they often miss out on the rich resources and opportunities that their communities can offer. Conversely, communities that don't engage with their local schools lose out on the fresh perspectives and youthful energy that students bring. Here’s one reason a collaborative approach is crucial: Community involvement provides students with real-world experiences that textbooks cannot offer. For instance, how are our children supposed to know that the pizza boxes in the pizza establishment they often visit don’t fold themselves; someone has to fold them? Through the Resilient Futures Initiative, we can ensure that students are not only academically prepared but also equipped with the skills and experiences necessary to make a positive impact on the world. Let's work together to make this vision a reality. To join the movement or to learn more, complete the form at the bottom of my webpage and I’ll add you to my list: https://lnkd.in/ggtDct-b * these AI-generated images are always interesting. 😁 #ResilientFutures #ResilientFuturesInitiative #AmyThurman #Service #Volunteerism
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As the new school year begins, it’s a prime opportunity for churches to connect with families and the broader community. Here are a few strategies to consider: 1. Host a Back-to-School Event: Organize a fun and welcoming event to bring families together. Consider offering free school supplies or a community barbecue. 2. Volunteer at Local Schools: Encourage your congregation to volunteer in classrooms, after-school programs, or sports events. 3. Offer Tutoring and Mentorship Programs: Provide academic support and mentorship for students who need extra help. 4. Community Partnerships: Partner with local businesses and organizations to create programs that benefit the community. For instance, run a school supply campaign and help students who may need resources. Or host study nights at a local coffee shop. Pastors, how is your church planning to engage with the community this school year? Share your thoughts and ideas in the comments below! #CommunityEngagement #ChurchOutreach #BackToSchool
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Happy schools don’t happen by chance—they’re built on strong, supportive communities. In our latest blog, we dive into the impact of community building in schools and how it fosters happiness and success for students and teachers alike. Visit the blog to learn more about creating a thriving school environment through the power of community. Read the full article here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gT-EDRYH -- #365give #BlogPostTuesday #HappySchools #CommunityBuilding #PositiveEducation #ThrivingSchools #StrongerTogether #SchoolCommunity #EducationForAll #StudentSuccess #ParentTeacherPartnership #SupportiveLearning #JoyfulLearning #InclusiveEducation
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Business Development/ Sales Support at ByteCurve LLC | Optimizing School Bus Transportation for Seamless Operations
As we celebrate the 4th of July, let’s take a moment to reflect on the values that make our country great: freedom, unity, and a commitment to a brighter future for our children. This week is a time for fireworks, barbecues, and parades. Still, it’s also an excellent opportunity to support the essential service that keeps our kids safe and connected: school bus transportation. 🚌 Supporting Our School Buses: School buses play a crucial role in ensuring every child has access to education, no matter where they live. They provide a safe and reliable way for kids to get to school, participate in after-school activities, and connect with their communities. Just as we celebrate our freedom, let’s support the buses and drivers who work tirelessly to serve our children daily. 👧👦 Investing in Our Future: When we support school transportation, we invest in our children’s education and future. A well-funded and efficient transportation system ensures that no child is left behind and that every student can reach their full potential. This 4th of July, let’s pledge to advocate for and support the resources that keep our school buses running smoothly. 💛 Join the Cause: Here’s how you can help: 🚌Thank a Bus Driver: Show appreciation for the hard-working individuals who drive our children to and from school safely. 🚌Support Funding Initiatives: Advocate for local and state funding that supports school bus transportation. 🚌Volunteer: Get involved with local schools and community organizations to support transportation-related activities. Wishing you all a joyful and patriotic 4th of July! Bytecurve LLC #4thofJuly #SchoolBusSupport #KidsFirst #CelebrateFreedom #SchoolBusTransportation #Dispatchandtimekeeping #BytecurveLLC
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Parent involvement in schools is vital to creating a vibrant and thriving educational environment. The benefits of parent involvement are well-documented, from improved student performance to enhanced communication between parents and educators. However, encouraging active participation can be challenging, especially in busy modern lives. This blog post explores the significant benefits of parent involvement and offers practical tips for encouraging more parents to engage in school events, committees, and volunteer opportunities. #hutzoconsulting #schoolmarketing #educationconsultant #parentscommunity #parentengagement https://lnkd.in/ghYx2iN2
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When your organisation depends on a volunteer-led service, you spend a lot of time recruiting and training those volunteers. But because we pride ourselves on the way we look after our volunteers, they tend to stay a long time with us. Inevitably, there are some who come and go or, for whatever reason, reluctantly have to commit their time elsewhere and need to be replaced. Couple that, with extra demand for your service and the need for new volunteers increases. In most areas, this doesn't present too much of a problem but sometimes there are pockets of the country where we really struggle - and this is where we're asking for your direct help. If you have any connections in Wigan, Medway, Sandwell, Coventry, Durham, Wickford in Essex, Dartford or Durham we would really appreciate your help. It could be that you share the post below with your local community group, on a Facebook page or within your own organisation but if you can help, in any way, there will be children we can reach whose lives will be changed for the better. 🙏 #WeAreCoramBeanstalk #WeCreateReaders #LifeChangesWhenYouChooseReading 📚 Could you help create a reader by giving us just one morning or afternoon of your time a week? 📚 Spend time chatting, sharing books and having fun with children in a local primary school to help them discover the joy and value that reading can bring to their lives. Choosing to read can have a greater impact on a child's future success than any other factor so join us today. Readers get the best chance in life and every child deserves that. #WeAreCoramBeanstalk #WeCreateReaders #ChooseReading #LifeChangesWhenYouChooseReading
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Looking for a way to give back to the community this upcoming school year? Check out the Broward Education Foundation School Supply Drive! 📚 The Broward Education Foundation is partnering with our client The Pride Center at Equality Park to gather school supplies for kids who need it most. For more information, visit BEFDrive.com. 💡 #Mad4Marketing #MarketingAgency #AdvertisingAgency #Branding #Marketing #Community #Business #MarketingTips #WeLoveWhatWeDo
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Parents are an integral part of the school community, and their active involvement is essential for student success. At Kehittää Consulting, we recognize the importance of building strong engagement with parents and empowering them to play an active role in their child's education. - Volunteering Opportunities: Encourage parents to get involved by offering various volunteer opportunities, such as assisting in classrooms, organizing events, or participating in school improvement projects. - Committee Participation: Invite parents to join committees or advisory groups where they can provide valuable input, contribute ideas, and collaborate with school staff to address important issues. - Open Communication Channels: Create accessible channels for communication between parents and school staff, such as parent-teacher conferences, newsletters, email updates, and social media groups. - Active Participation: Encourage parents to actively participate in their child's school life by attending events, workshops, and school meetings, and staying informed about school policies and initiatives. By fostering meaningful engagement with parents, schools can create a supportive and collaborative learning environment that benefits students, parents, and the entire school community. Let's work together to strengthen parent-school partnerships and create a brighter future for our children. Contact us today to learn how Kehittää Consulting can support your school in building parent engagement initiatives. Together, let's make a difference in education! #ParentEngagement #SchoolCommunity #Partnerships #Consulting #KehittääConsulting
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How the ‘to do’ gets done. Chief Operating Officer to philanthropreneurs, Lois & Richard Nicotra. The Nicotra Group, Staten Island's largest private real estate developer, owns the Hilton Garden Inn/Hampton Inn & Suites.
Oofa. It is hard to be social sometimes. But the best advice is to talk to everyone at the PTA meeting and school pickup or at the bus stop. And talk to everyone at your next networking reception. Chat them up! Even if they have boys and you have girls. Even if the kids are in different grades, or their group of mom/dad friends is different than yours. Even if you’re at a networking reception and it’s your first time there - or if you haven’t been doing these for so long it feels like the first time. It is so easy to feel “other” when you’re in a group. Or when I was rushing to make school pickup or sitting in the back of a meeting because it seemed like everyone else knew each other. I still have to remind myself often to just start a conversation because, well, you just never know… You never know that 15+ years after you sat together at the PTA meeting in the elementary school cafeteria at the long tables not built for your long legs, planning a school carnival and book fairs to eek out a bit more funding for the school, the mom you chatted with will remember in 2024 that you love to 🪴 garden and drop a care package with seeds and bulbs in your mailbox. ‘Happy growing’ indeed, Debbie. ☀️❤️ This is the type of gesture that makes me feel wealthy and happy - a community grows around us when we chat and connect. ((Please God, don’t let me kill this plant… 🤣🫶🏼)) A stranger at a school event is just a neighbor you haven’t met yet. Another reason to LOVE Staten Island. #plantseeds #socialize #network #extrovert #introvert #softskills #communitybuilding
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