New Resources on Local Implementation of ESSASocial Media Toolkit

National PTA has released two new resources for parents and families on how to engage in the district and school level implementation of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) now that all 50 state education plans have been approved. The first resource, A Parent and Family Guide to Local Implementation of ESSA, outlines ways that parents and families can get involved in the development of district and school education plans. The second resource, What to Ask Your District and School Leaders About ESSA, provides parents and families with a list of specific questions to ask district and school leaders about ESSA implementation.

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Sample Tweet 1: National PTA just released two new resources for parents on engaging with district and school leaders as they develop their ESSA plans! Check them out! https://bit.ly/2FXzeqk https://bit.ly/2Q9RyBm

Sample Tweet 2: All 50 ESSA state plans have been approved. Now it is your district and school leader’s turn to explain how they will improve outcomes for each and every child. Learn how to get involved! https://bit.ly/2FXzeqk https://bit.ly/2Q9RyBm

Sample Tweet 3: As the main expert on your child, it is your right to have a seat at the table when district and school leaders develop education plans. Learn how to get involved in this process. https://bit.ly/2FXzeqk

Sample Tweet 4: Want to advocate for your child but don’t know where to start? Check out National PTA’s new resource to learn ways you can get involved in the local implementation of ESSA, the nation’s newest education law! https://bit.ly/2FXzeqk

Sample Tweet 5: Stumped for what you should be asking local leaders around ESSA implantation? National PTA has developed a new resource with questions you can ask your district and school leaders about ESSA implementation. https://bit.ly/2Q9RyBm

Facebook

Facebook Post 1: All 50 ESSA state plans have been approved. Now it is your school district’s turn to explain how they will improve outcomes for each and every child. Check out National PTA’s two new resources for tips on how to engage with district and school leaders as they implement ESSA on the local level. https://bit.ly/2FXzeqk https://bit.ly/2Q9RyBm

Facebook Post 2: As the main expert on your child, it is your right to be involved when district and school leaders discuss policies and plans that will impact your child. Learn what questions you can ask

New Resources on Local Implementation of ESSASocial Media Toolkit

your district and school leaders as you take your seat at the table as an essential partner in education. https://bit.ly/2Q9RyBm

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All 50 ESSA state plans have been approved. Now it is your school district’s turn to explain how they will improve outcomes for each and every child. As the main expert on your child, it is your right to be involved when district and school leaders discuss policies and plans that will impact your child. Check out National PTA’s two new resources for tips on how to engage with district and school leaders as they implement ESSA on the local level.