This tool is designed to help pairs or teams define the elements of a program logic model through conversation. Our Theory of Change to Logic Model Worksheet for Partnerships is designed to elicit similar information in a less interactive way.
A logic model is a visual summary of program theory. It lays out a series of steps showing how program inputs, activities, and outputs lead to outcomes. This MS Word template can help to lay out your program theory visually and map inputs to outcomes in a logic model format. See our sample logic model for additional guidance.
This checklist is designed to help school leaders plan for program and partnership sustainability through inevitable periods of transition.
There are many ways to conduct a community assessment; some are time- and resource intensive. This list describes some general resources that can help school staff and community partners gather information about the community they serve.
This resource includes practical tips for making collaborative meetings between cross-sector partners work better. This tool is adapted from a Technical Assistance Report created by Emerging Design as part of the Race to the Top Deep Dive 3 Project, which discusses key equity issues in school-community partnership work.
This tip sheet compiles tips and questions for both a school site and a partner organization to consider for their initial meeting. Use the questions provided here to prepare for a productive conversation.