Partnerships
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Building Dreams Through Community Collaboration
There are many opportunities to partner at CMS. Business and education partnerships are unique to the identified needs of individual schools.
Partnership Process Overview
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Partnerships are formal and ongoing relationships with established entities such as businesses, faith-based organizations, civic and government agencies, educational institutions and other community/ grassroots organizations, who have agreed to work collaboratively with CMS.
Criteria
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Support Areas
- Academics: Tutoring, academic interventions, language intervention
- Social-Emotional Learning & Development: Mentoring, SEL interventions
- Work-based Learning: Internships, shadowing, technical education, STEM, STEAM, engineering, and arts-related programs
- Postsecondary Attainment & Persistence: College and career-focused programs
- Health & Wellness: Sports, physical activities, mental health, wellness programs, and quality of life programs/ services
- Enhancement of Social, Civic or Family Life: Leadership, character building, family engagement, and socio-economic development programs.
- Enhancement of School Life: Includes teachers and staff support and school facilities
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Characteristics
- The relationship is built through a CMS department or school.
- There is a formal and documented agreement between the parties.
- The programs, services or resources are linked to the district's priorities and outcomes.
- Deliverables must be jointly defined between the partner, collaborating department, or school and Community Partnerships and Family Engagement (CPFE) Department.
- The partner is an established organization whose programs/services are aligned with the identified CMS support areas.