California Community Schools Partnership Programs
CCSPP Overview
The California Community School Partnership Program (CCSPP) intends to establish and expand Community Schools across California. A community school utilizes the whole-child approach to assess and address student, family, and community needs. It becomes the heart of the neighborhood by recognizing the strengths in our community, strengthening participation in schools, and bringing resources to help students, families, and communities thrive!
What is a Community School
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The Monterey County Office of Education (MCOE) is proud to serve as the Central Coast Regional Technical Assistance Center. In addition, we have our own community school that is guided by the 4 pillars of the Community Schools Framework which include:
- Integrated Student Supports
- Expanded Learning Time & Opportunities
- Active Family & Community Engagement
- Collaborative Leadership & Practices
Salinas Community School
The Monterey County Office of Education (MCOE) alternative education programs expertly provide customized solutions for students who learn better in non-traditional settings. The Salinas Community School is part of the alternative education program, including Silver Star, Rancho Cielo, Bob Hoover Academy, and the Wellington Smith Schools (Youth Center & Juvenile Hall).
The Four Pillars of Community Schools
- Pillar 1: Integrated Student Supports
- Pillar 2: Expanded Learning Time and Opportunity
- Pillar 3: Active Family and Community Engagement
- Pillar 4: Collaborative Leadership and Practices