NAVIGATING SCHOOL CULTURE & SYSTEMS- Role Collaborations Summary
Across
- 3. The CSC should meet regularly with the ______, a school leader who can provide valuable insight into school systems, share information, and help them better support students and staff. (9 letters)
- 6. A quick walk & talk, friendly text and email, and ___ ___ are all ways to stay connected and see how things are going with your community partners. (2 words: 4+5 letters)
- 8. New supports can be gained by partnering with past students through the _____ association. (6 letters)
- 9. Being visible, available, and actively involved in the school community means being ______. (7 letters)
- 12. Rather than only reaching out when you need something, it's better to keep in touch and regularly check in with ______ ______ by attending local events, and offering support. (2 words: 9+8 letters)
- 13. The first step in expanding leadership is building _____ with students, families, staff, and partners. (13 letters)
- 14. A person who can help build connections and engagement with students, such as a SSC, PCNC, SAC, and Counselors, can become a key ______. (7 letters)
Down
- 1. _______ are the people whose needs should guide school leadership and decision-making. (8 letters)
- 2. True _____ is when school leaders, students, families, and staff work together ongoing to make decisions. (13 letters)
- 4. Being part of the _____ team can help CSCs get a big picture of their school, establish collaboration, align efforts with school priorities, and ensure student, family, and staff needs are represented. (10 letters)
- 5. Getting others to believe in and support the Community School approach is building ______. (2 words: 3+2 letters)
- 7. Through authentic engagement with families and students we can keep building ____. (6 letters)
- 10. It is easier to get to know ______ through activities, school events, and creating leadership opportunities for increased participation and voice. (8 letters)
- 11. It is important to maintain a two-way exchange, called _______ support in which partners give and take rather than only asking for favors. (11 letters)