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Engaging our parents K-12 Principals September, 2011

Engaging our parents K-12 Principals September, 2011

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Engaging our parentsK-12 Principals

September, 2011

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Starting Points

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Why involve families and community in education?

Students with involved parents--no matter their income or background--are more likely to do better in school, stay in school longer, and like school more.

Research shows...

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Partnership programs can increase student achievements, improve attendance and behavior, and

promote positive social skills.

Research shows...

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When partnership practices are tightly linked to school goals, families become

involved in ways that directly assist students’ learning success.

Research shows...

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Let’s read some more research:

P. 12-14

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Thumbs up?

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Then what’s the problem?

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Why are these words important in your school?

ReadingWritingMath

ScienceAttendance

BehaviorGraduation Rate

Postsecondary PlanningTransitions

Why isn’t parent involvement on this list?

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Parent and community partnerships are not a

program.

They are a means to the end.

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It’s about student success.

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Engagementvs

Involvement

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“When it comes to a breakfast of ham and eggs, the chicken is involved, but the pig

is committed.”

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http://goo.gl/8xFu9

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Now go back...are your activities engagement or involvement?

Mark the ones that align to your SIP

plan.