Community Support
Could stronger community support help your school?
A school is a core pillar of any community. It is a central source of connection between families and the future of their kids and community. Still, many schools struggle to engage their broader community, winning support for school projects. There are many stakeholders to win over and many voices to bring into the process. Do you have a plan for approaching your community?
Did You Know?
“Active community partnerships connect internal and external learning opportunities for students and teachers. A supportive community elevates learning through active involvement in mentoring and tutoring, engaging in real-world design challenges with students, offering industry tours, shadowing, and internships, and partnering in showcases, performances, and project development.” – Page Dettmann, PhD
Chief Education Evangelist
LEARN HOW TO ENGAGE YOUR COMMUNITY FOR VISIBLE RESULTS
Connecting the Learning Experience
Methods
Explore the potential of curriculum that is connected to your local community and which brings people together in unique and inspiring ways.
Environments
Create an atmosphere of creative and inclusive collaboration that invites the community to engage in meaningful ways and share in your dreams and accomplishments.
Tools
Discover which technology tools are best suited to creating the critical home-to-homeroom connection in your community, giving students valuable resources while also helping bring student families into the learning process.
Relationships
Break down barriers between school, families, and community stakeholders through the purposeful design of mutually beneficial relationships and collaborative development of learning spaces and teaching tasks.
MeTEOR Community Design Studio: Innovation to Engage Communities by Design
LEARN HOW TO ENGAGE YOUR COMMUNITY FOR VISIBLE RESULTS
Connecting The Dots
Community Engagement Impact
Community engagement has consistently been shown to have a direct, positive effect on learning outcomes for students from all kinds of backgrounds and family situations.