PARENT | COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

At ASPIRE Academy, we do not currently operate a home and school program, but we recognize the importance of involving stakeholders in our school community. As part of our action plans over the next year, we are committed to taking the necessary steps to implement an active home and school program. This will include engaging parents and guardians in school events and activities, providing regular communication about school programs and initiatives, and finding ways to involve families in the decision-making process. We believe that an active home and school program will help us create a stronger sense of community and support for our students, and we are committed to making it a reality.

Establish a home and school committee

We will form a committee comprising of parents, teachers, and administrators to plan and execute home and school events and activities. This committee will work together to organize events that foster positive relationships and support student learning. For example, events like curriculum nights, parent-teacher conferences, and family fun nights.

Conduct regular meetings

The home and school committee will hold regular meetings to discuss upcoming events, share information and ideas, and address concerns or questions from stakeholders. We will encourage parents to attend these meetings and actively participate in the decision-making process.

Develop a communication plan

We will create a communication plan to keep parents informed about school policies, procedures, and events. This plan may include social media platforms, and regular email updates to keep parents in the loop.

Create volunteer opportunities

We will provide opportunities for parents to volunteer at school events and activities. For example, parents can help with fundraising events, chaperone field trips, or assist with classroom projects.

Solicit feedback

We will actively seek feedback from parents on the home and school program and use this feedback to make improvements. This may include conducting surveys, holding focus groups, or creating an online feedback system.

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