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Mission: The Butler County Success Program removes non-cognitive barriers to learning by building bridges between home, school, and community to improve school success and self-reliance.
The Butler County Success Program grew out of the successful development and implementation of the Lakota Success Program which started in 2003. The Butler County Success Program is currently serving: Edgewood City Schools, Fairfield City Schools, Lakota Local Schools, Madison Local Schools, Middletown City Schools and Monroe Local Schools.
Butler County Success has developed and implemented programs and service strategies that reflect a multi-faceted, collaborative model. Butler County Success has provided identification of and access to a wide range of health and human services. Development of specific skills critical to the formation and maintenance of self-sufficiency and intact families, parent/family engagement and involvement in meeting the needs of children in ways that do not compromise parents’ employment are important pieces of the program. Community partnerships complete the scope of the model.
The employment of 13 Community School Liaisons to work with school, family and community is the cornerstone of the Butler County Success Program. The Community School Liaisons are each assigned to a district and specific elementary buildings. They develop relationships with school staff, parents and guardians, and community partners to make great things happen for kids.
Our list of community partners is too lengthy to name. Without them, the continued success of the Butler County Success Program would not be possible.
If you have questions or would like more information, please contact Cari Wynne at wynnec@bcesc.org or 513-887-5505.
The Butler County Success Program is funded by grants and contracts from: The Butler County Commissioners Charles R. Furmon Donald L. Dixon Cindy Carpenter Butler County Job & Family Services Middletown Community Foundation Local and City School Districts in the Program
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