PARTNERSHIP ACTIVITIES TO ENHANCE LEARNING: |
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Students provide art work for business use such as displays in offices or placemats provided for office holiday parties. Students in instrumental or vocal classes perform for business functions. Students perform service activities. Teachers serve as educational resources to employees of business partners. Schools provide facilities, when available, for business partners. Schools provide recognition to business partners in school publications. Teachers conduct brown-bag seminars for business employees on education topics. Business employees are given opportunities to develop leadership skills. |
SCHOOL
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Get to know your business /organization partners. Identify your needs. Identify the partner's resources. Identify options for career connections within the curriculum. |
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Provide one-to-one training. Conduct faculty meetings. Schedule business-hosted training. Schedule school-hosted training. |
CELEBRATION |
The partnership should begin with a press release and a kickoff activity to introduce the partner to the staff, students, and community. More detailed information about the partnership, including mission, visions, and objectives, can be communicated through the various school publications which are distributed to the staff and the community. A bulletin board located near the school entrance and Back-to-School Night can be used to highlight partnerships. Ongoing activities might include:
Culminating activities/festivities might include:
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DATA AND
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In order to facilitate an effective working partnership, an annual evaluation is necessary. This evaluation should contain data supporting the success of the partnership, suggestions for improvement, and plans for the future. Optional forms are available in the appendix. |
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