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Outcomes Discussed how to effectively talk and work with parents for the success of their children Learned about the importance of family engagement to help children succeed Discussed innovative ways to engage business and community partners for the success of your school and students

Agree or Disagree I have extensive knowledge of tools and best practices for effective outreach to parents.

Agree or Disagree The parents and partners at my school are supportive and collaborative.

Agree or Disagree My school has a philosophy that parents and staff are equal partners in education.

Agree or Disagree I would like to have more information about building partnerships with business and community agencies.

Family Engagement Matters Research says parent involvement has a positive impact on students’ academic achievement, behavior, and attitudes about school and work.

PTA National Standards for Family School Partnerships Welcoming ALL families Communicating Effectively Supporting Student Success Speaking up for Children Sharing Power Collaborating with the Community

Road Blocks to Family / Community Engagement Take five minutes to identify family engagement barriers at your school. Each pair will share one roadblock

Family Engagement Strategies # Twitter Parent Meetings Home Visits Barbershop Chats YouTube Teacher Conference Cheat Sheet

Outreach Intervention Plan

Scenario Video and Guide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKbkcmve1hU

Creating a Welcoming Environment in Your School What does great customer service look like? What does poor customer service look like? What does it look like at school?

Benefits 10+ schools since September 2012 Promoted by word of mouth- not mandated—voluntary Brought climate to forefront- committees born out of this- instruction priority so this helps because of research Helped schools have courageous conversations supported by data Reaffirmed what schools are doing well Enhanced websites and newsletters Shared best practices

Format Schools go through a needs assessment and then can request any component of the process that they want: Walkthrough Perspective Parent/ Secret Shopper Communication Review Parent Interviews/Focus Groups Customizable Request Follow Up Results Meeting

Community Engagement Strategies Community Advisory Council School Improvement Community Liaison Customer Service Task Force

Partnership Agreement

Resources Scenario Video and Guide Conference Cheat Sheet Welcoming Package Information

? Questions