Relationship Building - Partnership Programs Business / Education Four Days On Site School District or Business to provide • Person to record meetings and agreements • Arrangements for all meetings & invitations to stakeholders • Access to office machines, copiers etc. Steps 1. Involve the Main Stakeholders, Superintendent/Administrators & Business Leaders • Discussion of the SBP concept • Keys to forming a partnership program • Informal vs. Formal programs • Financial consideration • Who is responsible for implementation 2. Lay the groundwork • The education community & expectations • Discussion with key administrative personnel • The business community & expectations • Discussion with key business leaders • Bring representatives of the business and education community together 3. Development of key components • Needs of schools • Needs of business • Resources of schools • Resources of businesses • The Memorandum of Agreement • Evaluation form • Summary meeting with key school and business leaders On Site time to introduce SBP would be four days: Pre work, one day off site Day 1, discussion with Superintendent/Administrators and Business leaders Day 2, discussion and work with business and education community Day 3, facilitated work together for detailed understanding of the process Day 4, development of key components Optional two day call back Post work, one day off site Follow up / check in to see if further assistance is needed • provide SBP handbook for key people • guarantee of one week turn around for the completed written summarization < back to Workshops page

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