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| Community Relations Department Partnerships in Education Program
To choose a role in the education of a child is the highest form of human endeavor.... The child who succeeds, in part by your effort, will grow as a testament to the people who cared. Overview Established in 1982, the district's Partnerships in Education Program (PIE) forms collaborative arrangements between schools and organizations including businesses, government agencies and military commands, as well as service, educational and cultural community organizations. Partnerships focus on human resources rather than the donation of funds. Even with more than 1,400 partners, each partnership is unique and individually planned by the school and partner. SDUSD Administrative Procedure 9610 outlines procedures governing participation in the district's Partnerships in Education Program. The department has been recognized with several awards, including: |
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California Partners in Education
CalSPRA - California School Public Relations Association
CalSPRA - California School Public Relations Association
CalSPRA - California School Public Relations Association
California School Boards Association
San Diego Press Club 1998 Journalism Awards
National Community Education Association (NCEA) 1992
Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge
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Activities
The Partnerships in Education Program offers business and community organizations an opportunity to:
Building Reform-Level Partnerships Through Strategic Partnership Activities is a guide that includes menus of suggested partnership activities that support teaching and learning in the classroom. Activities are developed from school and partner feedback and are approved by program directors or managers. Subject area activities also incorporate state academic standards. The guide includes menus of activities for: Focus Areas
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Subject Areas
| • | Literacy |
| • | Math |
| • | Physical Education |
| • | Science |
| • | Social Studies |
| • | Visual & Performing Arts (VAPA) |
Partner Activity Examples
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Resources
Services
| • | Build capacity for schools and their partners to achieve strategic partnerships and maximize the benefits from their community outreach efforts. |
| • | Provide community outreach training - includes communications and marketing strategies, mentor/tutor training, partnership liaison, volunteer coordinator and service learning training. |
| • | Provide schools and business/community partners with materials to support their community engagement efforts. |
| • | Facilite partnership agreements with a plan to focus on student learning. |
| • | Assist with issues and concerns related to existing partnerships. |
| • | Recruit new partners. |
| • | Recognize exemplary partners and partnership activities as well as 10 and 20 year partners. |
| • | Evaluate partnerships. |
| • | Promote research-based practices that focus on student learning, i.e., tutoring/mentoring, internships, job shadowing, etc. |
Materials
Community Relations Department Overview  |
| Partnerships in Education Fact Sheet: English | Somali | Spanish | Vietnamese | Cambodian | Lao |
| PIE
25h Anniversary Commemorative Program |
| 2006-07 PIE Data Report |
| Suggested Partnership Activities: Building Reform-Level Partnerships through Strategic Partnership Activities |
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| Information Packet for Prospective Partners |
| Recruitment Packet |
| Program Brochures |
| Toolkit (a "how to" guide for schools and business/community partners) Preview |
| How to Facilitate a Business/Community Advisory Board |
Current Partners
>> View list of current Partners.
Partnerships in Education Advisory Board
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| Mr. Frank Arrington San Diego Funding Ms. Michelle Brega Mission Federal Credit Union Ms. Neva Buckhanon USA Federal Credit Union Mr. Jim Counter Cubic Defense Systems, Inc. Mr. John de Beck Member - Board of Education Ms. Janet D. Delaney San Diego Unified School District Mr. William "Bill" G. Fiss Fiss-Myers Insurance Services Ms. Kathy Gartland San Diego Unified School District Mr. Ivan Golakoff San Diego County Water Authority Ms. Jan Heying Heying & Associates Mr. Bob Jones Time Warner Cable San Diego Mr. Gene Lyons Kyocera America, Inc. Ms. Meredith Marquis Kyocera America, Inc. |
Ms. Wendy Martinez Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems Ms. René McKee California Coast Credit Union Ms. Tara Michener Junior Achievement Mr. E. Tyler Miller, Jr. Mr. Leo Zipp |
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Contact Information
Contact the Community Relations Department at (619) 725-5592 for more information or to:
| • | Request an Organizational Interest Survey |
| • | Discuss your organization's special needs and get help selecting a potential school partner. |
| • | Plan a meeting involving the selected school. |
| • | Write an agreement outlining your partnership's specific activities. |
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