Community schools in action : lessons from a decade of practice

Joy G. Dryfoos · Jane Quinn · Carol Barkin

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Youth Development and Social Support Parental Involvement in Education Service-Learning and Community Engagement

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PREFACE - JOY G. DRYFOOS List of Children's Aid Society Community Schools Timeline of the Children's Aid Society Community Schools Initiative SECTION ONE: OVERVIEW: RATIONALE, HISTORY, AND APPROACH Introduction - Joy G. Dryfoos 1. Why the Children's Aid Society Is Involved in This Work 2. History of the Children's Aid Society Model 3. Community Schools from a Lead Agency Administrator's Perspective SECTION TWO: CORE PROGRAM COMPONENTS INTRODUCTION - JOY G. DRYFOOS 4. Parent Involvement and Leadership in Action 5. After-School and Summer Enrichment Programs 6. Early Childhood Programs 7. School-Based Health Services 8. Mental Health Services 9. Promoting Community and Economic Development SECTION THREE: LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND GOVERNANCE ISSUES INTRODUCTION - JOY G. DRYFOOS 10. The Power of Two or More: Partnership from a School Administrator's Perspective 11. Managing the Growth of Community Schools 12. Sustaining Community Schools: Learning from Children's Aid Society's Experience 13. Evaluation of Children's Aid Society Community Schools SECTION FOUR: NATIONAL IMPLICATIONS INTRODUCTION - JOY G. DRYFOOS 14. National and International Adaptations of the Children's Aid Society Model 15. Extended Service Schools as a District-Wide Strategy 16. Schools as Centers of Community: Planning and Design 17. Reaching Out to Create a Movement Looking to the Future APPENDIX 1: STATEMENT OF SUPPORT FOR THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY/COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 6 COMMUNITY SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP PLAN (CHAPTER 1) APPENDIX 2: SAMPLE RESPONSES TO HOME-SCHOOL ACTIVITY (CHAPTER 6) APPENDIX 3: FORMS USED IN MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES AT CAS COMUNITY SCHOOLS (CHAPTER 8) APPENDIX 4: STUDENT DATA FORM FOR EVALUATION OF CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS (CHAPTER 13) APPENDIX 5: STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT OF A CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY COMMUNITY SCHOOL (CHAPTER 14)

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