Community Collaborative at Boston Public Schools
We have a presence at 50 local schools to make Rosie’s Place services more accessible to families in the community and to better connect them with our services and those of other community agencies.
Rosie’s Place is connecting with underserved women in the community through partnerships with elementary, middle and high schools in nearby Roxbury and Dorchester, and throughout the city. Our Community Collaborative provides on-site and call line services to women whose children attend the following schools:
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Blackstone Innovation Boston Adult Technical Academy Boston Arts Academy Boston Community Leadership Academy Boston International/Newcomers Academy Bridge Boston Charter Community Academy of Science & Health High School Curley K-8 School Dever Elementary Edison K-8 School Frederick Pilot Gardner Pilot Academy Greater Egleston High School Haynes Early Education Center Hernandez Elementary Holmes Innovation John F Kennedy |
Joseph Lee K-8
Kenny Elementary
Lee Academy
Madison Park High School
McCormack Middle School
Mildred Avenue K-8
MLK K-8 School
New Mission High School
Orchard Gardens
Russell Elementary
Sarah Greenwood K-8
Shaw Elementary
Taylor Elementary
TechBoston Academy
Timilty Middle School
Trotter Elementary
Winthrop Elementary
Last year, we worked with more than 1200 at-risk families through on-site outreach, housing assistance, food access and advocacy services.
At Boston Public Schools we can help with:
- one-on-one advocacy
- housing assistance
- resources and information
- utility assistance
- eviction prevention
- referrals
For more information, contact
Tenisha Daluz
Director of the School Collaborative
617.318.0249