California Community Schools Partnership Program
What is a Community School?
What is a Community School?
A community school is any school serving pre-Kindergarten through high school
students using a “whole-child” approach, with “an integrated focus on academics,
health and social services, youth and community development, and community
engagement.”1 As a school improvement strategy, community school initiatives
enable the local education agency (LEA) and school to work closely with
educators, students, and families to understand and address the unique needs,
assets, and aspirations of the school community.
1-Coalition for Community Schools
CA Community Schools Framework
California Community Schools Partnership Program (CCSPP)
The 4 Pillars of Community Schools:
Integrated Student Supports
Expanded and Enriched Learning Opportunities
Active Family and Community Engagement
Collaborative Leadership

Events and Activities
CCSPP Communities of Practice
BCHS Takedown the New Year 5K Run
Speed of Trust Leadership Training April 2026
CCSPP Resources
California Collaborative for Educational Excellence
Central Valley Regional Technical Assistance Center CV RTAC FCSS
Coalition for Community Schools
Community Schools Learning Exchange
National Center for Community Schools
State Transformational Assistance Center for Community Schools STAC - Digital Commons
UCLA Center for Community Schools Homepage
2025-2026 CCSPP Annual Report Plan Resources
2025-2026 CCSPP Sustainability Plan Link
2025-2026 CCSPP Sustainability Plan - Planning Document
2025-2026 CCSPP SITE Implementation APR Link
2025-2026 CCSPP LEA Implementation APR Link
2025-2026 CCSPP APR Tracker Google Sheet
CCSPP QUALTRICS SUBMISSION LINKS:
2025-2026 CCSPP SITE Implementation APR QUALTRICS Link
2025-2026 CCSPP LEA Implementation APR QUALTRICS Link
