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ONLINE ASSIGNMENT
ASSIGNMENT PAPER .EDU 09.10RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCOOL AND COMMUNITY
MALU PRASAD
SOCIAL SCIENCE
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INTRODUCTION
School isdefine as a subsystem of the
larger system of the society.It has to functionally coordinate with its
immediate environment,the community
is situated.Community is a group of people living in the same
place or having a particular characteristic in common.It have common
interest,area, social values and responsibilities.Community is a part of the
society and education is the counterpart of both.It includes the local
government units the nongovernmentagencies, civic organizations and all the
residents.They are highly motivated to participate that will likewise redound
to the uplifting of the moral and quality of life in their own locality.
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY
School-community partnerships often
are referred to as collaborations. Optimally, such partnerships formally blend
together resources of at least one school and sometimes a group of schools or
an entire school district with resources in a given neighborhood or the larger
community. The intent is to sustain such partnerships over time. The range of entities
in a community are not limited to agencies and organization; they encompass
people, businesses, community based organizations, postsecondary institutions,
religious and civic groups, programs at parks and libraries and any other
facilities that can be used for recreation, learning, enrichment andthinking
about school-community partnerships, it is essential not to overemphasize the
topics of coordinating community services and co-locating services on school
sites. Such thinking downplays the need to also restructure the various
education support programs and services that schools own and operate. And, it
has led some policy makers to the mistaken impression that community resources
can effectively meet the needs of schools in addressing barriers to learning.
In turn, this has led some legislators to view the linking of community
services to schools as a way to free-up the dollars underwriting school-owned
services. The reality is that even when one adds together community and school
assets, the total set of services in impoverished locales is woefully
inadequate. In situation after situation, it has become evident that as soon as
the first few sites port.In thinking about school-community partnerships, it is
essential not to overemphasize the topics of coordinating community services
and co-locating services on school sites. Such thinking downplays the need to
also restructure the various education support programs and services that
schools own and operate. And, it has led some policy makers to the mistaken
impression that community resources can effectively meet the needs of schools
in addressing barriers to learning. In turn, this has led some legislators to
view the linking of community services to schools as a way to free-up the
dollars underwriting school-owned services. The reality is that even when one
adds together community and school assets, the total set of services in
impoverished locales is woefully inadequate. In situation after situation, it
has become evident that as soon as the first few sites demonstrating
schoolcommunity collaboration are in place, community agencies find they have
stretched their resources to the limits.
SCHOOL TO
COMMUNITY
Schools have deep impact on the community.
Parent’s school choice decisions are influenced by the groups or organizations
which they belong. Argues that parent’s decisions not only influence student’s
academic performance but also effect student’s future.
·
Upgraded
school facilities
·
Improved
school leadership and staffing
·
Higher
quality learning programs for students
·
New
sources and programs to improve teaching and curriculum
·
Resources
for after-school programs and familysupports
·
Increased
social and political capital of participants
COMMUNITY TO
SCHOOL
An effective method of promoting education and ensuring
school support is involving the community in school activities. By inviting
community members to join in school festivities, the school administration can
improve the overall satisfaction of the student body, increase the
effectiveness of the education and raise the likelihoodthat the school will
continue to be supported by the community.
The main group and agents involved in the dynamic of the
relationship between school and community are;
·
School
administration
·
Teachers
·
Non-teaching
staff
·
Students
and parents
·
Governing
bodies
·
School
board.
School-community collaboration have focused heavily on
integrated school-linked services. However, it is essential not to limit such
partnerships to efforts to integrate services. School-community partnerships
are about using resources in better ways to evolve the type of comprehensive,
integrated approaches that are essential for addressing the complex needs of
all youngsters, families, schools, and neighborhoods in the most cost-effective
manner.
CONCLUTION
School community relationship can weave together a critical
mass of resources and strategies to enhance caring communities that support all
youth and their families and enable success at school and beyond.
School-community relationship are in place, local agencies find they have
stretched their resources to the limit. Policy makers must realize that
increasing access to services is only one facet of any effort to establish a
comprehensive, cohesive approach for strengthening families and neighborhoods.
REFERENCE
·
Community,
Collaboration, and Collegiality in School Reform : An Odyssey toward
Connections. By N. Dorsch. (1998). Publisher Albany : State University of New
York Press.
·
https:
//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/community
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