ML Family Programs and Informational Sessions
ML Family Programs and Informational Sessions
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ML Family Informational Sessions
ML Family Informational Sessions
*Reach out to your school's ML Parent Advocate to schedule one or more ML Family Informational Session(s) for your school
Topics include but are not limited to...
Beginning of the School Year Orientation
Understanding Your School’s Report Card
Family Data Conference Day: Understanding Your Student(s) Dashboard(S)
Understanding the ACCESS Assessment for ML Families
Understanding School Climate
Understanding Your Child’s District & State Assessment Scores
SC Ready (ELA, Math, Science)
Post-secondary Opportunities
Transitioning from Middle to High School: What Every Family Needs to Know
Ready, Set, Summer! Keeping Skills Strong and Bright
ML Family Programs
ML Family Programs
*Reach out to your school's ML Parent Advocate to schedule one or more ML Family Program(s) for your school
Bath Time is Math Time
Bath Time is Math Time
Bath Time is Math Time is a customizable 8-week parent/guardian program to encourage families of young learners to have fun reinforcing math and STEM skills at home. We suggest families build on their bathtime routine by adding water-friendly games related to PreK and K standards for math and scientific inquiry. Each week, families receive free math and STEM materials to use at home and report back on their experiences using the materials the following week. This program can be offered to ML and English-speaking families and is suggested as a family-based support for students showing high-risk or some-risk on their early Math Fastbridge assessments.
Latino Family Literacy Project is a multi-week program to promote a love of reading through bilingual, culturally relevant books around universal themes. Parents and guardians learn strategies to build and sustain a fun, effective reading routine at home. Participants receive a bilingual book for each session they attend. Programs are available for PreK-1st grade or 2nd-5th grade and can be offered virtually or in person.
A New Sun: Building Emotional Wellbeing for Newcomer MLs
A New Sun: Building Emotional Wellbeing for Newcomer MLs
"A New Sun" is a tailored program designed to build the emotional wellbeing for newcomer ML students from Kindergarten through 12th grade. Offered in collaboration with school counselors, this program targets selected students and provides guidance in their native language. Parents play an integral role throughout, participating in an initial orientation, a mid-program review, and a closing session, ensuring they stay connected to their child's growth and progress.
The program helps parents explore the connection between how they were parented and how they are raising their own children while also promoting their own self-care strategies.
Parenting Journey 2 picks up where Parenting Journey 1 left off by redirecting focus from past experiences of being parented and examining parent’s lives in the “here and now” while moving them toward the future via goal setting and achievement.
Parents and caregivers who immigrate to the United States bring with them a wealth of parenting strengths—drawing on culture, tradition, and family experience—yet living in a new setting can be challenging. Parenting in America encourages parents to honor their cultural heritage while also helping them to develop new culturally responsive practices and strategies. Parents graduate from the program feeling empowered to face immigration challenges that affect them as individuals and as parents, recognizing that their key to success already lies within them.
Developed in partnership with the California Reading and Literature Project, the Family Literacy Program introduces the five elements of literacy equipping families with strategies to support literacy at home. Families are introduced to Dr. Shefelbine’s Literacy Framework of Skills with fun, interactive and purposeful reading strategies. Reading development is emphasized with a direct connection to student’s overall academic success.
Parents are provided support, tools, and skills to help their students prepare for the future and stay on track for a career.
Eight-week program | Once a week, 75 minute-sessions
Integrates Social-Emotional Learning and Digital Literacy Components
Parents learn about:
College-going planning
GPA
College Financial Aid
Tools and Resources
Preparing for College Admission Requirements
Strategies to build positive self-esteem
Online support and digital skill training. And More!
Parents will learn English from our ML Parent Advocates. The level and number of sessions can be tailored to the parents' and the school's needs.
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