An Overview of Social and Emotional Learning
In recent years, the importance of social and emotional learning has received considerable attention among education stakeholders, policymakers, and the general public. Read More.
Life skills cover a broad range of topics – including personal health and hygiene, job attainment, money management and other essential skills such as how to study, how to manage time, and even how to set and achieve goals. Site coordinators teach students how to work together with others, interact with authority figures and manage anger and other emotions. Mastering life skills helps students engage more effectively with others, resolve issues diplomatically and understand the importance of compromise, patience, and other social values. Our program includes one-on-one training, hands-on role playing and motivational presentations from successful community leaders.
In recent years, the importance of social and emotional learning has received considerable attention among education stakeholders, policymakers, and the general public. Read More.
Communities In Schools saw significant progress in 2015, with a focus on improving quality of service and increasing growth across the network. Read More.
High quality B-Roll and interview footage. Read More.
A majority of teachers surveyed believe CIS improves their effectiveness by helping students be more engaged, more committed to learning and better prepared for class. Read More.
In response to growing student poverty, Communities In Schools has released a new Impact Report detailing the practical, cost-effective solutions we’ve been implementing to help nearly 1.5 million students stay in school and succeed in life. Read More.
This national study found that Communities In Schools is unique in lowering the dropout rate and increasing on-time graduation. Read More.
Our recent impact report found that 91% of the seniors who received targeted services from CIS graduated during the 2013-2014 school year. Read More.
An economic impact quantifying the costs and benefits of Communities In Schools model. Read More.
Provides an overview of the organization's work for fiscal year 2012. Read More.
Provides a snapshot of outcomes collected from our local affiliates for the 2010-2011 school year. Read More.
Provides a snapshot of outcomes collected from our local affiliates for the 2011-2012 school year. Read More.
At Communities In Schools, everything we do is guided by the “Five Basics.” Read More.
Written by Communities In Schools Founder Bill Milliken this book is essential for anyone who cares about the future of America and its children. Read More.
A comprehensive analysis of the findings on the impact of Communities In Schools. Read More.
This is the technical report of the School Level Quasi‐Experimental Study conducted as part of the five-year national evaluation. Read More.
Our recent economic impact study found that for every $1 invested in Communities In Schools, $11.60 will be returned to the community. Read More.
With strong policy partners, more accredited affiliates and site coordinators, plus a greater national reach, 2013 brought CIS tremendous growth and measurable success. Read More.