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- Info about partners (# agencies

etc.)

- New Partners for CIS NC

- More data?

Partners, Staff & Volunteers

77%

23%

CIS Partner AgenciesPartners (2751) New Partners (832)

- # of paid staff

- Analysis of staff, volunteers,

etc.

- Avg. volunteers per aff i l iate/site data

Repositioned/

Reassigned

1%

Volunteers

88%

Board Members

6%

FT Paid

2%

PT Paid

3%

Other5%

CIS Staff/Volunteers

- Revenues

- Analysis of Funding

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of funding stats here

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Funders

In 2009-2010 139,429 students were directly served by

Communities In Schools of North Carolina

17,322 students were case managed and

received targeted and sustained services from

Communities In Schools of North Carolina

S tudents served by Communities in Schoolshave diverse backgrounds and ethnicities. 48%

are male and 52% are female. 54% are black,

14% are Hispanic/Latino, and 25% are white.

Communities In Schools continue to reach the

most economically disadvantaged families, with

89% of students eligible for free or reduced price

lunch. Statistically, economically disadvantaged

students of color are dropping out of school in

disproportionately high numbers.

Students

54%

2%

25%

14%

1%

3%

0%

1%

Racial Breakdown

Black

Asian

White

Hispanic

Native American or AK

Native

Communities In Schools served in 411 school

sites

Dropping out of school is a process of

disengagement th at can begin in early childhood

and gain momentum as the child ages. The

Communities In Schools Model serves students of

all ages and is adaptable across school type and

rural, urban, and suburban environments.

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Results

80%

8%

6%

6%

PostGraduation

Post Secondary School Workforce Military

6%

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Communities In Schoolsof

North Carolina

At-A-Glance2010-2011

CIS NC Network

- Analysis of % of Community

Type

- Breakdown of % students

served

Etc.

# of aff i l iates

# of sites

% Urban

33%

% Rural

61%

% Suburban

6%

CIS Communities

36.0%39.1%

19.4%

0.8%4.7%

Elementary

Schools

Middle Schoo ls High Schoo l Combined

Schools

Alternative

Schools

Types of Schools Served

About

Communities In Sc

North Carolin

Through school-base

Communities In Schools connect

their families to critical commu

tailored to local needs. What set

In Schools apart from other orga

model of providing a comprehe

community services, also known

student services. This is done at

Communities In Schools position

staff member - a site coordinator

schools. In this pivotal role, t

works with school staff to identify

of not graduating. He or she a

and student needs and establishe

with local businesses, social se

health care providers, and paren

organizations to harness need

Whether its tutoring, eyeglasses

place to be after school, when th

met, students can concentrate on

a largely volunteer base, Commun

is cost-eff icient, and the mode

to urban, rural or suburban

By providing students with

relationship with a caring adult

to learn and grow, a healthy star

marketable skill upon graduation

to give back to peers and th

Communities In Schools has

nations leading dropout preventi

and the only one proven to

dropout rates and increase gra

We are 650 professionals and 10,

on the ground, working in m

K-12 public schools, in the m

communities in over 40 sc

in North Carolina, serving nyoung people and their familie

Who We Are

What We Do

The mission of Communities In

Schools is to surround students

with a community of support,

empowering them to stay in

school and achieve in l ife.

Communities in Schools

of North Carolina

222 North Person Street

Raleigh, NC 27601

More Information

Phone: 919.832.2700Toll Free: 800.849.8881

Fax: 919.832.5436

Our Affil iates

Asheville/

Buncombe Co.

Brunswick Co.

Cabarrus Co.

Caldwell Co.

Cape FearCarteret Co.

Charlotte

Clay Co.

Cleveland Co.

Cumberland Co.

Durham

Forsyth Co.

Gaston Co,

Great Smokys

Greensboro

High Point

Lee Co.

Lexington/

Davidson

Lincoln Co.

Madison Co.

Mitchell Co.

Montgomery Co.

Moore Co.

NortheastOrange Co.

Pitt Co.

Randolph Co.

Robeson Co.

Rocky Mount

Region

Rowan Co.

Rutherford Co.

Thomasville

Transylvania Co.

Wake Co

Wayne Co.

Wilkes Co.