Successful Community Engagement

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Successful Community Engagement Dr. Gordon Pritz - Douglas County School System 2017 GAEL Spring Bootstrap Successful Community Engagement

Components of Community Engagement Build Relationships Listen To and Tell Stories Share Success

Begin With Students and Staff Be Visible Establish Collaborative Groups for Students, Teachers, Principals and Community Provide Inspirational Speakers for Meetings to Promote Growth and New Perspectives

Connect With Parents Be Visible Be Communicative Be Reachable

Engage the Community Partners in Education Business Commitments to District Chamber of Commerce

Engage the Community Civic Clubs/Boards Church/Faith Based Organizations Other Groups in Your Community

Tips for Success Engage Your Community Don’t Be Afraid to Apologize for Mistakes Recruit and Engage Cheerleaders for Your District Win over the “Fear Leaders” or Let Them Go! Engage Your Community Build Relationships Listen To and Tell Stories Share Success