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Full Service Community Schools

The Full-Service Community Schools grant program aims to provide wrap-around services and support programs for students and families at our partner school sites. The FSCS program utilizes the four-pillar model, to work with staff, students and parents in each building to identify the best approach for each school. Site coordinators at each school provide direct support to case managed students, collaborate on school focus areas and help support large scale events/initiatives. While these services vary from building to building at the heart of every activity is building positive student and family connection in the school building.

What is a Community School?

 

Community schools are public schools that partner with stakeholders to create the conditions students need to thrive. Learn more at the Community Schools website.


 

Four Pillar Model

Mission: Yakima Consortium will enhance and improve the coordination, integration, accessibility, and effectiveness of school and community services for children and families delivered in school buildings in small rural communities. 

Integrated Student Supports at a Community School

Pillar 1

Expanded & Enriched Learning Time & Opportunities

Pillar 1

Active Family & Community
Engagement

Pillar 1

Collaborative Leadership &
Practices

Pillar 1

Four Pillars to Success!


 

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Students participating in a painting activity during a family night event at their school

School Sites


 

FSCS News & Highlights

  • Garfield Elementary's FSCS advocate worked with the community to secure gifts during the holidays for every student. Read more about the Toppenish Blue Santa Project.
  • Garfield Elementary partnered with a local business to bring students a welcomed surprise Read the full story on the Boo Baskets tradition

Resources & Links

Students building structures out of hard spaghetti and marshmallows

 

Contact

Betsy Ledesma

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Daniel Villanueva

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