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Watch this short video to learn more about the NYS Community Schools Technical Assistance Center at Binghamton University.

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Community and Schools Together

October 23 @ 8:30 am - 2:30 pm

Our mission

To support New York State judicial districts five, six, seven and eight in building upon the existing strengths of school districts to remove barriers to learning and support the whole child through technical assistance, professional development, and the creation of Communities of Practice that advance the community schools strategy using an interconnected systems framework.

The Latest on Our Blog

C/W CSTAC Summer ’23 News

Summer 2023 - C/W CSTAC News A Farewell From Out-Going C/W CSTAC Director, Tara Edmunds As many of you are aware,

By |July 10th, 2023|Categories: Central/Western NY, News|

Our Primary Goals

Provide technical assistance that supports the whole child, family, and community using an interconnected systems framework.

Provide professional development that builds capacity for promoting optimal academic, mental health, and health outcomes for children and youth.

Engage people around shared interest to create opportunities for change and to act upon them.

Our Team

Brittney Craig
Brittney CraigDirector
Brittney is the Director for the Central/Western TAC at Binghamton University. Brittney has over 10 years of experience working with community agencies and schools, both public and private.
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University-Assisted Community Schools

Communities throughout New York State are building capacity for their community schools strategy by utilizing a University-Assisted Community Schools (UACS) approach. University-assisted community schools are places and partnerships linking the school system, key community resources, and higher education with an integrated focus on academics, support systems, and civic engagement.

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