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From the National Education Association (NEA):
Black Lives Matter at School
Week of Action
Across race and place, educators, parents, and allies are coming together to ensure that every Black student and educator can live, grow, and thrive with support, love, and joy. The goal of Black Lives Matter at School is to spark an ongoing movement of critical reflection, honest conversation, impactful actions in school communities for people of all ages to engage with issues of racial justice. This online toolkit includes stories, resources, and ideas highlighting Black Lives Matter at School during the Week of Action from January 31 - February 4.
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CSTAC Event
Thursday, 2/17
Advancing Equity: Innovate to Improve Attendance and Build Trust
A free event hosted by the Central/Western NYSED CS TAC, the National Center for Community Schools, and the Institute for Justice and Well-Being
Featured Speakers:
Jorge Blau (read bio)
Ron Cope (read bio)
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CSTAC Event
Friday, 2/18
University-Assisted Full-Service Community Schools Winter Event Series
(Part 2 – Discussion With U.S. Dept of Education)
A free event hosted by the Netter Center UACS Regional Training Center, Binghamton University Community Schools, and the Central/Western NYSED CS TAC
Panelists:
- Mr. Elson Nash
Director of School Choice and Improvement Programs, Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, United States Department of Education
Mr. Abel McDaniels
Special Assistant in the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, United States Department of Education
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More events that may interest you...
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Non-CSTAC Event
Tuesday, 2/8
NYSCFC Community of Practice Event
Hosted by New York State Cares for Communities
Open to all CBO and FBO staff!
LEARN MORE &
REGISTER
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Non-CSTAC Event
Tues 5/17 - Fri 5/20
Resilience and Equity Conference
Hosted by Finger Lakes Community Schools
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A special offering from the Central/Western CS TAC:
Free online PD
Secure your spot today!
Earn SACC (School Age Child Care) credits and get a certificate of completion immediately after you complete!
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Topics:
- Culturally Responsive Practice
- Introduction to Equity and Inclusion
- Virtual Youth Engagement: Leading Great Virtual Activities
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ABOUT THE CENTRAL/WESTERN NYS CS TAC
The C/W CS TAC provides technical assistance to school districts and their cross-sector partners integrating a Community Schools approach into a Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) framework. This approach promotes alignment and integration of evidence-based practices for academic, social/emotional, behavioral, and health needs.
We offer support in building upon the existing strengths of school districts to remove barriers to learning and support the whole child, family, and community through technical assistance that includes:
- Regional Events
- Webinars
- Site Visits
- Phone Consultation
- Communities of Practice
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WHAT IS A COMMUNITY SCHOOL?
Using schools as hubs, community schools bring educators, families, and community partners together to offer a wide range of opportunities, supports, and services to students, as well as their families and communities.
Community schools:
- Provide expanded learning opportunities that are motivating and engaging during the school day, after school, and in the summer
- Offer integrated health and social supports and services
- Engage families and communities as assets in the lives of their children
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Watch this video to learn more about the Central/Western NYS Community Schools Technical Assistance Center.
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