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How to ZOOM!

Many of the classes that are offered have the ZOOM option, in the following Video Sara will show you how to ZOOM.

Click here to watch “How to ZOOM” video

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Community education in schools transforms educational institutions into community hubs, significantly improving student outcomes by integrating wraparound services, strengthening family engagement, and fostering a supportive environment. This approach reduces chronic absenteeism, boosts academic performance, and addresses holistic needs—such as nutrition, health, and mental wellness—that directly impact learning. 

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Key reasons why community education matters include:
  • Improved Student Outcomes: Active community involvement is directly linked to higher grades, increased engagement, and better attendance.
  • Integrated Support Services (Wraparound Services): Schools provide critical, non-academic support such as health care, mental health counseling, and nutrition programs, reducing barriers to learning.
  • Stronger Families & Engagement: When schools act as community centers, parents are more likely to participate in their child’s education, gain skills (e.g., language support), and build rapport with educators.
  • Lifelong Learning & Community Growth: These programs extend beyond students to offer adult education, vocational training, and community resources, fostering a culture of lifelong learning.
  • Enhanced Safety and Belonging: A strong, connected community environment creates a culture of safety, trust, and inclusivity, reducing bullying and behavioral issues.
  • Resource Maximization: By partnering with local businesses, organizations, and volunteers, schools can provide, enriched, and diverse learning opportunities, such as after-school programs. 
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By fostering these relationships, community education creates a positive cycle of growth and renewal, transforming schools into central pillars that support both individual student success and the broader neighborhood’s well-being. 

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