Community-based organizations (CBOs) play a crucial role in educational architecture by providing support and resources to students, families and teachers in the local community. CBOs can work alongside schools to implement programs and initiatives that enhance learning opportunities and support the needs of students who may be struggling academically or facing social and economic challenges. In particular, CBOs can play a vital role in bridging the gap between schools and communities, promoting equity and inclusion, and fostering a sense of collaboration and empowerment. Examples of CBOs in educational architecture include after-school programs, mentorship programs, community learning centers and other organizations that bring together a range of resources and expertise to support the educational needs of students and families.
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