Spanish Fort Schools
Community & Stakeholders Relationships
Who are the stakeholders?
Students -Personal success throughout school, future opportunity
Parents- Pride, success, and opportunity for the students they care about
School staff - Professional efficacy and job satisfaction
School & district staff - “Adequate yearly progress,” meeting accountability expectations
School board - Fulfilling the district’s mission, media coverage, accountability
Taxpayers- Getting a good return on their tax “investment” in schools
Business community- Ability to hire graduates with skills needed, community economics
Other community
members- Community pride and “livability,” real estate values
Community and Stakeholders build strong relationships by:
1. A shared understanding of goals and expectations for all
involved in the school system
2. High academic standards clearly defining what students
are to know and be able to do
3. A strong group of leaders providing support for the goals
and expectations of the school and the school community
4. Procedures for purposeful collection and analysis of data
on students, programs, and staff
5. Strong relationships with family and community partners
These qualities can lead to great family and community connections with schools and additional support for student learning.
Parents- Pride, success, and opportunity for the students they care about
School staff - Professional efficacy and job satisfaction
School & district staff - “Adequate yearly progress,” meeting accountability expectations
School board - Fulfilling the district’s mission, media coverage, accountability
Taxpayers- Getting a good return on their tax “investment” in schools
Business community- Ability to hire graduates with skills needed, community economics
Other community
members- Community pride and “livability,” real estate values
Community and Stakeholders build strong relationships by:
1. A shared understanding of goals and expectations for all
involved in the school system
2. High academic standards clearly defining what students
are to know and be able to do
3. A strong group of leaders providing support for the goals
and expectations of the school and the school community
4. Procedures for purposeful collection and analysis of data
on students, programs, and staff
5. Strong relationships with family and community partners
These qualities can lead to great family and community connections with schools and additional support for student learning.
Parents
- Read to your young children at home.
- Learn the key information about supporting the school's mission.
- Talk with teachers and school leaders about how parents can help when results fall short.
- Be an advocate for your child's school.
Spanish Fort Schools' Mission
In partnership with the community, the Spanish Fort Schools' mission is to provide a quality education that fosters learning.
Community Citizens and Business Leaders
- Learn the key information about supporting the school's mission.
- Collaborate with school leaders to identify variables that can influence student outcomes.
- Be an advocate at the community and state levels for system support.
What You Do Matters!
Baldwin County Board of Education
At this location: Superintendent's Office, Communications, Human Resources, Business and Finance (Accounting, Purchasing, Payroll, Insurance and Local School Accounting) Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Safety, Security and Attendance.
Email: lamberts@uwa.edu
Website: www.bcbe.org
Phone: 251.937.0306
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bcbealabama/timeline/?ref=hl
Twitter: @BCBESchools
MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT - Sept. 25, 2015