Participation Administration Between School, Temple and Network Organization, Case: Chum Chon Ban Sri Don Chai School Chaing Rai Provin, Chaing Rai Primary Educational Service Area Office 4

Abstract

Chum Chon Ban Sri Don Chai School is a vital organization to support participation in the Tai Lue community for preserving and promoting traditional culture and wisdom. This article aims to present the issues related to participation management between Chum Chon Ban Sri Don Chai School and network organizations, including temples, communities, the government, and private organizations. In addition, this also considers the role of school to participation management in preserving ones and network organizations in preserving the culture, traditions, and wisdom of the Tai Lue community in Sri Don Chai under the BoWor group (House, Temple, School). By conducting vigorous preservation of the unique language, traditions, and rituals passed down from ancestors to the present. These include the ordination of Luk Kaew, Tan Tham, Tan Kuai Chalak, Tan Khao Phansa, Aok Phansa Phi Sao, Suea ChaTa Lang, and festivals throughout 12 months, et al. And developing utilization of the economy from such things to promote local tourism, based on the participation of the local community with collaborative organizations, including government agencies, municipalities, schools, and hospitals. Although it is not strong yet, but continuously stems from all parties. Especially, the crucial role of Chum Chon Ban Sri Don Chai School plays in managing participation with local community and network organizations to promote Tai Lue culture and traditions.
This article provides recommendations on how to promote and support this participation.