Take a few minutes, ponder, and try to identify 10 special interest groups that would have a "stake" in your PLE school campus. The special interests can be internal or external to the formal school organizational structure.
Post 'em and take a look at what you classmates came up with, too.
Parents
ReplyDeleteChurches
Booster club
PTA
Central Office
City Council
Home owners association
Local Businesses
Parks and Recreation
Band parents
1. grade level teams
ReplyDelete2. PTA
3. area superintendent/office
4. local faith groups
5. vertical team
6. community partners
7. local health/welfare groups
8. athletic groups
9. arts organizations
10. special/bilingual education students and parents
1. Local businesses
ReplyDelete2. Local religious groups
3. Teacher unions
4. Parents and PTAs
5. Vendors such as Office Depot from whom you purchase supplies
7. Booster Clubs for band, theater, athletics, etc.
8. Special education parents, advocates and attorneys
9. Vertical team
10. Home owners associations
Snaps for Parents of students labeled with disabilities! And for attorneys.. glad I have you on my side, Tisha!
DeleteSuperintendents
ReplyDeleteSchool board
Parents
Teachers
Businesses we have contracts with, computers, food, snacks paper
students
Teacher Union
community leaders
community businesses
district principals
1-Boosters for clubs and organizations
ReplyDelete2-TEA
3-The district
4-PTA/PTO
i'm not sure I am on the right track with my thinking here . . .
DeleteSounds on track to me!
Delete5-school board
Delete6-vertical team
7-students
8-parents
9-vendors
10-teacher organizations
1. PTA
ReplyDelete2. Parents (not all of them are involved in the PTA)
3. Vertical teams
4. Administrative team
5. Booster clubs (for sports teams and band, etc.)
6. Community Organizations
7. Federal Correctional Institution (next door neighbor)
8. Departments (Math, English, Science, Social Studies, etc.)
9. Central Office
10. Student groups (Student government, clubs, etc.)
Austin Voices for Education and Youth
ReplyDeleteSave Texas Schools
Parents
Campus Student Groups
Boys and Girls Club
Council for At Risk Youth
Communities in Schools
Family Resource Center
District Office With Initiatives (CLI, One and Two Way Dual, SEL, Restorative Justice...)
State Government
1. parent organization (PTA or PTSA)
ReplyDelete2. the city council
3. the school district's central office
4. places of worship with students who attend our school
5. feeder elementary and middle schools
6. Texas Southern University (next to Yates HS)
7. University of Houston (next to Yates HS)
8. neighborhood associations
9. local businesses
10. student organizations on campus
1. PTA
ReplyDelete2. teach unions
3. vendors like Sylvan
4. churches
5. community leaders
6. district support
7. student teachers
8. booster clubs
9. education partners like ACC
10. SEL partners like CIS
I think my school will be receiving a little attention from
ReplyDelete-TEA
Correctomundo
Delete1. Local businesses
Delete2. Austin Voices
3. Teacher unions
4. Parents
5.Seedling Mentors
7. universities
8. TEA
9. churches
10. United Way
1. Communities in Schools (CIS)
ReplyDelete2. The University of Texas at Austin and St. Edwards- student teachers and tutors
3. Parents
4. Community Leaders
5. Community businesses and churches
6. Seedling Mentors
7. Student organizations
8. District teacher organizations
9. Vertical teams
10. family resource centers
1. Parents
ReplyDelete2. Superintendents and Assistant Sup.
3. Student campus groups
4. Teachers
5. TEA
6. Community and local organizations and leaders
7. APIE and other tutoring groups
8. YWCA and other counseling groups
9. Feeder schools
10. Religious organizations
1. Parents
ReplyDelete2. Superintendents and Assistant Sup.
3. Student campus groups
4. Teachers
5. TEA
6. Community and local organizations and leaders
7. APIE and other tutoring groups
8. YWCA and other counseling groups
9. Feeder schools
10. Religious organizations
1. Students
ReplyDelete2. Parents
3. Teachers and staff members
4. District officials
5. Community members - both supporting IDEA and against charter schools
6. YMCA
7. City officials (police, city permitting office)
8. Parent orgs
9. Vendors
10. Private fundraising orgs (Gates, Dell Foundation)