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The Community Engagement Initiative is proud to offer the following series of in-depth trainings on meaningful pupil, family, and community engagement that are scaffolded to support the continued professional development and deeper expertise of educators.

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Illustration of a round table where diverse leaders of different genders, ages, and descents sit equally spaced, discussing and sharing ideas. Above the table, interconnected gears turn in harmony, symbolizing the seamless collaboration in leadership.

Collaborative Leadership Structures

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Community Partnerships for Systems Change (CPSC)

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Engaging Your Community from the Roots Up: The 6 Root Causes of Effective Community Engagement

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Illustration of a California state emblem surrounded by eight interconnected gears, each representing one of the LCAP's priority areas. The gears are turning in harmony, symbolizing the integrated efforts for student success.

Enhancing Engagement for LCAP Design

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Illustration of a training room filled with school administrators at desks, engaged in group discussions. Charts, boards, and text-free materials related to community engagement are spread around. A trainer, a man of Hispanic descent, moves among the groups, offering guidance.

Fostering an Environment of Positive Community Engagement for School Administrators

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Illustration of a split scene where on one side, a parent, a woman of African descent, is speaking on a phone in her home setting, and on the other side, a teacher, a man of Hispanic descent, is taking the call in a classroom. Between them, there's a transparent wave of communication, symbolizing the connection.

Parents, Families, and Caregivers as Equal Partners

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Vector image of a school building at the center, with radiating lines connecting to various icons: a family attending an event, community members in a meeting, a feedback box, and a volunteer sign-up sheet. Above the school, there's a magnifying glass focusing on these icons, symbolizing the school's data monitoring of its community engagement efforts.

Progress Monitoring & Evaluation

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Illustration of a puzzle where each piece represents different elements: a school, community members, a park, and local businesses. As the puzzle pieces come together, they form a vibrant community scene with children, parents, and educators collaborating.

Walking Alongside Communities: Building Authentic Community Partnerships

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The content of these modules is the result of collaboration between the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence (CCEE) and:

The San Diego County Office of Education

Eskolta School Research & Design

The University of San Diego

The San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools

The California Association for Bilingual Education

Families in Schools

Inform2Inspire

Dr. Jennifer Edic Bryant

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