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Full-service community schools in the United States
A full-service community school (FSCS) or a community school in the United States focuses on partnerships between a school and its community. It integrates academics, youth development, family support, health and social services, and community development.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.communityschools.org/assets/1/AssetManager/CS_Results_Framework.pdf )〕 Community schools are organized around the goals to help students learn and succeed and to strengthen families and communities. Full-service community schools extend the goals of traditional public schools further. They are centers of their communities that provide services to address the needs of student learners and build bridges between schools, families, and communities. They are schools that not only promote academic excellence, but they also provide health, mental health, and social services on the school campus. The "school emerges as a community hub, a one-stop center to meet diverse needs and to achieve the best possible outcomes for each child."〔Dryfoos and Maguire 2002, p. 4.〕
==Description==
Samberg and Sheeran (2000) define community schools as “both a set of partnerships and a place where services, supports, and opportunities lead to improved student learning, stronger families, and healthier communities.”〔Samberg & Sheeran 2000, p. iv.〕 Community schools transform traditional public schools into partnerships for excellence by being a place where partnerships between educators, families, community volunteers, youth development organizations, and business, health, and social agencies, can come together.
The following definitions are attempts to clarify some terminology used in discussions around FSCSs. Linked services involve collaborative strategies, in which partners can share a vision, establish goals, and use resources to implement and deliver the services.〔 School-linked services involve coordination with schools, families, and agencies located at or near the school. School-based services are more directly linked—physically and fiscally—to the school campus. The school becomes the vehicle to mobilize its surrounding community. The concept of full-service schools comes from Florida’s 1991 innovative legislation, which called for theintegration of educational, medical, and social and/or human services in a way that meets the needs of youth and their families on school grounds or in easily accessible locations.〔Dryfoos & Maguire 2002, p. 19.〕
According to Dryfoos and Maguire (2002), community schools include certain elements: “open all the time, run by a partnership, providing access to an array of services, responsive to the family and the community, and focused on overcoming barriers to learning.”〔Dryfoos and Maguire 2002, p. 18.〕
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