Watch D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students)

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Watch D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students) Early Childhood Learning Center

What Does the Research Tell Us? When fathers are not involved in their children’s education, their children are: 2 times more likely to drop out of school. 2 times more likely to repeat a grade in school. When fathers are involved in their children’s education, their children: Develop stronger language and social skills. Enjoy school more. Get higher grades. Participate in more extracurricular activities. Are less likely to repeat a grade or drop out. “Bottom line: the closer the connection between father and child, the better off they both are now and in the future” (Kyle Pruett, Fatherneed, 2000)

Research by John Gottman Children with “emotionally available” dads: Do better in school Have better peer relationships Relate better with teachers Children without emotionally available dads are more likely to do poorly in school, fight with friends and suffer poor health. Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child, 1998

Goal Provide positive male role-models for our students, demonstrating by their presence, that education is important Provide extra sets of eyes and ears to enhance school safety Allow parents an opportunity to view our day to day operations

Benefits The opportunity to be a Positive Role Model for approximately 600 children A Better Understanding of your Child’s School Day End of Year Appreciation Luncheon/ Watch D.O.G.S. Certificate

Who Qualifies Dads Step Dads Grandfathers Mentors Uncles Any important Male in a student’s life

Duties Morning Traffic Patrol Cafeteria Monitoring Heroes in the Hall Fathers Reading Every Day (F.R.E.D.) Program

Requirements Provide copy of current driver’s license Complete a background check form Clearance of background check before volunteering Sign-in/out everyday

(Schedules will be sent home monthly) Courtesy Please contact Rita V. Taylor if you are unable to volunteer at your designated day/time. (Schedules will be sent home monthly) 903.439.6170, ext. 6114 rtaylor@ssisd.net

For Watch D.O.G.S./Head Start Updates Text @ssisd to 903.686.1826

Watch D.o.G.S. (Dads of Great Students) Volunteers