SAN PABLO BEACON COMMUNITY
In 2017-18 the City of San Pablo granted funds to lead agencies to implement Beacon Community Schools at all San Pablo schools.
SCHOOLS INITIATIVE 2019-20
“In COVID [the community school strategy was] even more of a highlight. We had such a strong system to lean on to get to the families when we had money or supplies. We knew exactly who to go to because of the way we work - from the teacher level on to the provider level.”— San Pablo Principal YOUTH
ENROLLED
AT SAN PABLO SCHOOLS
2,714
6 In this program, I feel safe.
Because of this program, I
am better at setting goals
This program has helped
me to try harder in school.
360
STUDENTS SERVED
IN PROGRAMS
Most students were referred
because of academic needs
353
13% of the
student
population
77%
SAN
PABLO
RESIDENTS BENEFITTED
14,010
CARE REFERRALS
Crisis, Assessment, Referral, Evaluation (CARE) teams, with leadership from the school’s Beacon Director, reviewed students’ needs, referred them to appropriate services, and monitored their progress. students were referred of referred
students
were Latinx
YOUTH PROGRAMS
SAN PABLO BEACON COMMUNITY
SCHOOLS INITIATIVE
In 2021-22 the City of San Pablo granted funds to lead agencies to implement Beacon Community Schools at all San Pablo schools.
Latinx Students referred
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Schools overall:
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“They help me never
give up and to finish
strong and to do my
best.”
“It helps me by
learning how to
talk to new
people.”
“What I like best about this program is that this is a
safe space and no matter the situation or
circumstances, they will always back us up.”
Connect students
with resources
The community school strategy was essential during this challenging year. Beacon Directors, school staff, and
community partners effectively supported students and
families because of the relationships and systems they
developed as part of the community school strategy. Uplift school morale
Beacon Directors supported group activities like sports teams, student clubs, and leadership groups to create a positive school culture and climate. They also infused health and wellness into school activities. 13%
9%
17%
32%
41%
Health
Social
Emot ional
Academic
RESTORATIVE RESTART AND COVID-19 SUPPORTS
To see detailed Citywide and School Profiles visit:
http://www.sanpabloca.gov/1038/Beacon-Community-Schools Beacon Directors mobilized staff,
students, and families to…
85%
88%
99%
of referred
students
were Black
17%
Black Students referred
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Schools overall:
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