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Community & Outreach

Ideas for building strong community connections, hosting events, partnering with local organizations, and supporting families through outreach and schoolwide initiatives.

A group of smiling children stand in a row playing various musical instruments, such as maracas, tambourine, and triangles, in a brightly lit classroom during community events.

Community Events: Represent Your Program at Local Festivals

A group of young children and adults, part of parent volunteer programs, sit and play together on the floor with colorful foam puzzle pieces and toys in a bright, cheerful room.

Parent Volunteer Programs: Simple Ways to Build Community

People walk up and down the wide stone steps leading to the Philadelphia Museum of Art on a sunny day, showcasing one of the city's premier cultural resources, with two large flagpoles and a historic building in the background.

Cultural Resources: How to Find and Use Local Opportunities

Three children are gardening outdoors on a sunny day in a community garden. Two girls and one boy are tending to plants in a garden bed, using small tools, and smiling together. The background shows green foliage and a fence.

Community Gardens: How to Join or Start One with Your Class

Three young children sit at a round table in a library, each reading books. Shelves of books line the background, reflecting how local business collaborations help create vibrant, welcoming spaces for young readers to learn and grow.

Local Business Collaborations: Building Win-Win Partnerships

A teacher sits in front of a group of young children in a classroom, smiling and holding a book. Thanks to library partnerships, several children seated on the floor eagerly raise their hands to answer a question.

Library Partnerships: How to Maximize Your Public Connection

Children planting young seedlings in soil, working together outdoors in a garden on a sunny day as part of a service learning activity. Their hands are gently placing small green plants into the earth.

Service Learning: Appropriate Ways Children Can Help Others

An older woman smiles while helping two young girls paint a large orange pumpkin shape on paper as part of intergenerational programs. One girl sticks out her tongue while painting, and the other focuses on her brushwork. A pumpkin sits on the table.

Intergenerational Programs: Connecting Children with Seniors

A group of community helpers and children work together outdoors, planting a tree. The adults and kids are smiling, wearing blue Volunteer shirts and gardening gloves, surrounded by green grass and trees.

Community Helpers: Invite Local Workers Into Your Classroom

Three children wearing virtual reality headsets sit at desks in a classroom with their hands raised excitedly, appearing engaged and amazed by the virtual field trips they're experiencing.

Virtual Field Trips: Explore the Community Without Leaving

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