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Advantage -Health and social services, youth and community programs, friends, and neighbors. Community schools offer a host of opportunities and built-in supports to give students more of the tools they need to learn and grow. And, when communities and schools work as one, students attend more consistently and are actively involved in learning, families are more engaged, and our students’ sense of belonging is secure. Students are healthy — physically, socially, and emotionally — knowing they live and learn in a safe, supportive, and stable community.
Disadvantage - neighborhoods: building trust, establishing norms, and linking people to networks and services.
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