Which one of the following best describes a sense of school community as educators define the term?
A)A common set of rules shared by classrooms throughout the school building
B)The joining of two or more classes on a daily basis, with the teachers of those classes team-teaching a subject area
C)A system in which students have increasing involvement in school decision making as they advance through the grade levels
D)A shared understanding that teachers and students are all working together to promote learning

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A sense of school community is best described as a shared understanding among teachers and students that they are all working together towards a common goal of promoting learning. It is a feeling of belonging and camaraderie that is developed through positive relationships and a supportive school culture. While there may be common rules and systems in place, and collaboration between classes and grade levels, these are not the defining characteristics of a school community.

Which One of the Following Best Describes a Sense of School