Give Me Five - Option Two

Step TwoPartner with a School

  • One business or organization collaborating with one school.
  • School-based partnerships often start small but expand as relationships grow. Some schools have had the same partners for more than twenty years.
  • If location matters - no worries. With more than 200 schools, FCPS has the county covered.
  • Our Career and Technical Education programs teach the technical applications of many occupations.

The Volunteer Learning Program (VLP) - Department of Special Services, Adult High School Completion - is looking for volunteers age 21 and over to tutor adults in reading, writing or math skills.  These are students working to obtain a high school diploma or GED, or to achieve other important goals such as entering post-secondary education or getting a better job. Tutors meet adult students for at least one hour a week in a public library close to home or work, on a day and time that convenient for tutor and student.  Training and materials are provided.  More information.

Answers

It’s a Snap

FCPS Links

Next Steps

  1. Develop a short partnership expectations list.  What do you want to give and receive?
  2. Look at the FCPS Partnership Playbook - The X's and O's of Organizing a Partnership
  3. Review the Partnership Agreement  Process and Worksheet
  4. Contact Us

 

Give Me Five - Options

Mentor a Child

Partner with a School

Partner Systemwide

Support an Existing Partnership

Help Develop or Advance an Educational Initiative

Video Clip and News

An Exemplar Partnership
NFCU & Thoreau MS have partnered for more than 2 decades.

An Exemplar Partnership Play (3:02)

Next Steps

Develop a short partnership expectations list.  What do you want to give and receive?

Review the Partnership Agreement  Process and Worksheet

Contact Us

Jay Garant
Partnership Coordinator
jay.garant@fcps.edu
(571) 423-1209

Webpage Curator

Meredith Lydon
malydon@fcps.edu

Last Updated

January 29, 2013