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Talk It Out Training for Elementary School Teachers

Promoting Student Learning by Building Caring and Collaborative School Communities

The PCRC Schools Program is a one-stop shop for local schools seeking to support their academic missions by addressing non-academic barriers to student success. PCRC's goal is to help schools maximize their students' ability to learn and their teachers' opportunity to teach.

Research shows that the following elements of a caring and collaborative school community contribute to and nurture student learning:

  • Safe and respectful school environment for all,
  • Student/school connectedness and positive relationships,
  • Activities and programs that support social-emotional learning and youth development,
  • Opportunities for parent involvement, engagement and leadership,
  • Mechanisms for dialogue, effective communication, problem-solving, and conflict resolution

PCRC offers a range of services to help build caring and collaborative school communities. PCRC's unique approach to community building and 20 years of experience makes it a valuable resource for schools in overcoming non-academic barriers to student learning. We adapt our services to also meet the needs of youth, staff, and parents affiliated with youth-serving programs and agencies.

Click here to learn about encouraging positive and respectful school climates Click here to learn about enhancing youth development and peer programs Click here to learn about fostering a collaborative organizational culture Click here to learn about strengthening parent/school partnerships

The PCRC Schools Program also works to support schools' efforts in the following areas:

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last modified 5/19/2008