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It introduces the Coalition for Community Schools and the Institute for Educational Leadership, describing their roles in mobilizing leaders, building collaborative networks, and advancing community school goals. 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The Coalition for Community Schools has been at the forefront of this movement since 1997 as an alliance of partners across national, state, and local levels, advancing  \nthe vision of “Schools as centers for creating communities where everyone belongs, works  \ntogether and thrives.” To achieve this, the ultimate goal is for all schools to become Community Schools. This requires collaborative systems of support that will sustain beyond positions.  \nThe Coalition is coordinated by the Institute for Educational Leadership. IEL “prepares,  \nsupports, and mobilizes leaders to create ecosystems of collaborative leadership  \nand advance Community Schools as a key equity strategy for children, families, and  \ncommunities.”1 The Coalition is guided by a national Steering Committee structured with  \ncommitted organizations that reflect the core elements and exemplar local leaders.  \nAdditionally, the Coalition is comprised of several peer networks designed to deepen knowledge, skills, competencies, and to advocate for excellent and sustainable Community Schools: Community Schools Coordinators Network, Community School Leadership Network, District Leaders Network on Family and Community Engagement, Next Generation Coalition, Research Practice Network, State Coalitions Network, United Way Community Schools  \nLearning Community, and University-Assisted Community Schools Network.  \nThe Coalition’s guiding principles are to build on community strengths, invest in trusting relationships, and commit to continuous improvement. Together, we catalyze collaboration by mobilizing network leaders to create cross-sector partnerships to sustain and deepen Community Schools. We cultivate quality by preparing and supporting Community Schools professionals and their partners for the development of high-quality Community Schools  \ntoward equitable outcomes, and we celebrate success by lifting transformative and  \ninnovative local solutions and stories of impact.  \nAbout the Institute for Educational Leadership  \nSince 1964, the Institute for Educational Leadership (IEL) has equipped leaders to work together across boundaries to build effective systems that foster successful transitions from cradle to career, preparing children and youth for postsecondary education, careers, and citizenship. We envision a society that uses all its resources effectively to provide an equal opportunity for all children and youth to learn, develop, and become contributing citizens of our democracy. As a community driven, equity-focused organization dedicated to catalyzing and building capacity at the intersection of leadership, education, and workforce  \ndevelopment, IEL partners with under-resourced communities through initiatives  \nstrategically situated at grassroots, regional, and national levels, cultivating and activating leadership across ages, stages, and context. IEL is the home to the Coalition for Community Schools.  \nAcknowledgements  \nBuilding a Community Schools System guide was made possible by the generous support of the Ballmer Group as part of their Community Schools Forward initiative investment. We thank the following staff of the Institute for Educational Leadership (IEL) for their support on this project: Jordan Bynoe, Joline Collins, Dr. Ryan Hurley, Pele Le, Mia Perry, Christa Rowland, and Dr. Ken Simon. We thank the co-authors of this guide: Dr. Donnie Hale, Dr.  \nReuben Jacobson, Dr. Helen Janc Malone, and José Muñoz. We also acknowledge the members of the Coalition for Community Schools Community Schools Leadership Network, State Coalitions Network, and the Steering Committee listed o","cbCair4xFDePIdud","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCair4xFDePIdud","pdf",3579681,68,"English","# About the Coalition for Community Schools\n## About the Institute for Educational Leadership\n# Acknowledgements","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary purpose of the Community Schools movement described in the guide?\",\"answer\":\"It advances public education system change by building systems of support and shared leadership, aiming for all schools to become Community Schools.\"},{\"question\":\"Who coordinates the Coalition for Community Schools?\",\"answer\":\"The Coalition is coordinated by the Institute for Educational Leadership (IEL).\"},{\"question\":\"What principles guide the Coalition’s work?\",\"answer\":\"The Coalition emphasizes building on community strengths, investing in trusting relationships, and committing to continuous improvement to sustain and deepen Community Schools.\"}]","Building a Community Schools System - A Guide | PDF",1792053341,171]