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Children perform better in school when their families are involved in their learning. How can you improve communication between home and school? How can you engage more families from diverse backgrounds and cultures? It is incumbent on schools to cultivate and sustain positive relationships with families and the greater community to ultimately assist each student in reaching his or her potential.
Director of Learning Services
Renee Jadin-Rice
Learning Services Program Support
Kristina Reignier
Primary Products and Services
Primary Products and Services
Providing professional development and facilitated planning opportunities to build capacity on family engagement auditing, essential elements of successful family engagement, and retooling school events for family engagement that supports student learning.
Observing, coaching, and planning with teachers to assist
Primary Stakeholders
Primary Stakeholders
Classroom teachers
School counselors
School principals
Parent representatives
Pupil services directors
Priorities
Priorities
Participants will:
begin to develop a strengths-based lens with which to examine our family partnership work.
Participants will know how to introduce what it means to link family engagement to student learning and school improvement.
Participants will know how to repurpose a family engagement event to incorporate best-known practices.
Participants will understand how to evaluate their family engagement
Address loss of learning
Support recovery
Funding Sources
Funding Sources
Title IV, Part A
Learning Services Customized Days
Local Funds
more information
more information
Contact Name: Renee Jadin-Rice | Contact Title: Director of Learning Services| Phone: 920-621-3160 | Email: rjadinrice@cesa7.org
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