FAMILY, SCHOOL AND
COMMUNITY BOARDER
Stakeholders
➢ Refers to a person who has an interest or concern in
the organization at hand. So, in terms of education, a
stakeholder is someone who has a vested interest in
the success and welfare of a school or education
system.
➢ This includes all parties that are directly affected by
success or failure of an educational system, as well as
those indirectly affected.
➢ Stakeholders may also be collective
entities, such as organizations,
initiatives, committees, media outlets,
and cultural institutions.
➢ Stakeholders engagement is
considered vital to the success and
improvement of a school.
Stakeholders In Education
• Family
Parents influence the
implementation of the curriculum
by playing a vital role in monitoring the lessons
taught at school, filling the gap between their
children and the school administration by
providing various resources which are not
available in school.
• Family
Teachers often take help
of parents for monitoring
and social and behavioral
development of a child, especially for
special educational needs.
• Family
Parents can help monitor
and evaluate the implementation of
the curriculum by keeping abreast with
the performance of their children,
particularly by monitoring their
homework activities.
• Community
Community as a whole is a
stakeholder in its education system.
This is because local schools educate future
employees, business owners, and community
leaders. A solid education program builds a
stronger community by better preparing its
student to be successful community
members.
• Community
The involvement of the
broader community of the school with it can
improve communication and public understanding
and allows for the incorporation of the
perspectives, experiences and expertise of
participating community members to improve
reform proposals, strategies, or
processes.
• Community
The essential role that the
whole community plays in
the growth and development
of its young people and emphasizes that
along with parents and family, the broader
community too has a responsibility to assure
high-quality education for all
students.
• School
As teachers, our primary goal
for out students is to promote
learning, inspire them to bring
out their best and help them become
productive members of the community.
• School
A Healthy Relationship Between The
Teachers And Stakeholders Is Important, As
This Will Enable Everybody To Harmoniously
Work Together, Which Have A Positive
Impact On The Students.
• School
School Administrators, Who Monitor The
Implementation Of The Curriculum, Play A
Vital Role In Structuring And Developing The
School And Students. Furthermore, They Are
Usually Informed By Teachers, Students, And
The Community About The Success Of Their
Curriculum.
Six Types Of Involvement Of
Stakeholders To Education
1. Parenting:
Help Families By Providing Them With
Parenting Skills And Family Support, Make
Them Understand The Phases Of Child
Development, Its Complexities And Ways To
Cope With It. Help Schools Understand
Backgrounds And Cultures Of Families And
Their Goals For Children.
2. Communicating:
Create Reliable Communication
Channels Between School And Home To
Communicate With Families About School
Programs And Student Progress.
3. Volunteering:
Enable Educators To Work With
Volunteers Who Support Students And The
School. Involve Families As Volunteers And
As Audiences At The School.
4. Learning At Home:
Encourage The Involvement Of Families
In Their Children’s Academic Learning At
Home Through Curriculum-Related Activities
Such As Including Homework And Goal
Setting.
5. Decision Making:
Make Families Participants In School
Decisions, Governance And Advocacy
Activities.
6. Collaborating With The Community:
Coordinate Resources And Services For
Families, Students And The School With
Community Groups Such As Businesses,
Cultural And Civic Organizations, Colleges
Or Universities.
“To Fulfill Our Goals Of Developing
Successful Students, Teachers Must Work
Together With School Stakeholders In
Planning And Building A School
Community Where Children Thrive As They
Enhance Their Learning Capabilities.”
