Community Connections
Successful Community Involvement
Leadership Styles
Advocacy & Equity
Data-Driven Leadership
100

What community resource connects families with services that the school may not be able to provide?


Referrals

100

What should a successful community project have that is supported by everyone involved?

A clearly defined purpose

100

What leadership approach involves the counselor modeling emotional management, communication, and good decision-making?

Social-Emotional Leadership

100

What do school counselors use to identify inequities and barriers that prevent students from succeeding?

Data

100

In the LEAD Model, what does the “L” stand for?

Lead

200

What community involvement strategy allows counselors to bring in speakers on topics such as self-esteem, suicide prevention, stress, or wellness?

Speaker Bureau

200

What should volunteers receive to ensure they know how to work effectively with students?


Training

200

What leadership style focuses on serving others, building genuine relationships, and empowering others to become leaders?

Servant Leadership 

200

 What should school counselors examine in themselves when working to promote equity?


Thier own biases

200

In the LEAD Model, what does the “A” stand for?

Advocate

300

What partnership with local businesses can provide financial support, volunteer tutors, career speakers, or field trips?

Business Partners or Partners in Education

300

What should counselors provide after an interaction or program to keep participants involved and motivated?

Follow-up information 

300

What leadership model focuses on equity, excellence, inclusion, and social justice?

Transformative Leadership

300

No matter what leadership style a school counselor uses, what three issues should they pay attention to?

Power, privilege, and inequality

300

In the LEAD Model, what does the “D” stand for, meaning to share findings and results with stakeholders?


Disseminate

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