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 “I feel very blessed to be part of a San Pablo school because I think [YSCP and BACR] makes sure that we are successful at our sites and makes sure that we have the resources and tools that we need to be able to do our role…I've expressed to my [Principal] that the district…makes my job more difficult [sometimes] because there wasn't communication or transparency.” – Beacon Director YOUTH ENROLLED AT SAN PABLO SCHOOLS2,4926 In this program, I feel safe.This program has helped me to try harder in school.Because of this program, I am better at setting goals 191STUDENTS SERVEDIN PROGRAMS
Most students were referred because of academic needs1616% of the student population 79%
SAN PABLO RESIDENTS BENEFITTED12,802CARE REFERRALS Crisis Assessment and 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 referredof referred studentswere Latinx
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SAN PABLO BEACON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS INITIATIVEIn 2023-24, the City of San Pablo granted funds to lead agencies to implement Beacon Community Schools at all San Pablo schools.
Latinx Students referrednnnnnnnnnnSchools overall:nnnnnnnnnn “What I like about this program is that I get to help people when they need help”“It teaches us how to care more, be independent” “I like best about this program is that I get to engage with other people and build new relationships.” Leading their school in successful school-wide support and partnerships On November 21, 2011 the San Pablo City Council passed a resolution to develop a San Pablo Full-Service Community Schools (FSCS) initiative. Through the establishment of full-service community schools in San Pablo, the City created the conditions for Contra Costa County (CCC), West Contra Costa Unified School District (WCCUSD), community-basedorganizations, local businesses, families, and community leaders to form a strong partnership to address the needs of students and families.
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.
History of the Community Schools Initiative
To see detailed Citywide and School Profiles visit: https://www.sanpabloca.gov/2800/San-Pablo-Team-for-Youth Beacon Directors served as the connective tissue for the SPBSCI by… of referred students were Black
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