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Jill Spencer Chris Toy Actively Involving Parents Staff Knowledgeable About Young Adolescents

11. Parents are actively involved as partners 12. Staff are knowledgeable about young adolescents and enjoy working with them BRIGHT FUTURES CORE PRACTICES

explore ways schools can foster positive parental partnerships in support of effective middle level programs and practices understand why having knowledgeable and committed middle level professionals is crucial for the success of young adolescents Outcomes for this session: Participants will…

Let’s introduce ourselves! Please use the chat box to introduce yourselves: first name, last name, school name your role.

Webinar Guests! Wally Alexander Cathie Thibodeau Sue Swaim Ed Brazee Bob Spear Argy Nestor

Why Involve Parents? Predictors of student success A home environment that encourages learning High (but realistic) expectations by parents The family is involved in the child’s education Benefits of family involvement Higher grades/test scores Better attendance/higher homework completion Positive attitude and better behavior Higher graduation rates/enrollment in postsecondary education

Recommendations Take time to develop and implement a specific, comprehensive, and ongoing plan to involve family and the community in the life of the school by: –Helping parents to understand their children’s developmental needs –Establishing a Family-School Liaison position –Creating a list for connecting parents, school, and community to cultural resources –Using a wide variety of strategies and resources designed to increase parental involvement at school and at home.

Around New England With Bob Spear

Parent Involvement Resources Help and More Help How to Enjoy Living With a Preadolescent Judith Baenen NMSA.org Research Summary Parental Involvement NELMS Parent and Community Award NELMS.org/parent_links.html

Middle Level Partners Maine DOE MAMLE University of Maine Thomas College NELMS NMSA A Panel Conversation Why Middle Level Professionals?

Young Adolescents are in a unique developmental stage –Physical –Social –Psychological –Cognitive

Why Middle Level Professionals? Choice and commitment to Middle Level Organization and Practices Research links ML preparation and student achievement –Mertens, Flowers, Mulhall 2005

Resources Mertens, Flowers, Mulhall, “How Does Middle Grades Certification Affect Teaching Practices and Student Learning?” May 2005 Middle School Journal, NMSA NELMS Position Papers, Administration and Teacher Licensure NMSA and NELMS online bookstores, nmsa.org, nelms.org

Upcoming Opportunities July Middle Level Education Institute at Thomas College July NELMS Summer Institute, Attitash NH July MLTI Summer Institute, Castine, Digital Citizenship October MAMLE Annual Conference, Sugarloaf, Graduation Paths in the Middle November 4-6 NMSA Annual Conference, Baltimore MD

Thank You and Have a GREAT Summer! Argy Nestor Peter Bernard Wanda Monthey And more than a dozen honored guests!

Evaluation Evaluation/Contact Hour Please take a few minutes to fill in our evaluation. You will receive a certificate for 1 contact hour. It will be mailed to you. Thanks! Next Webcast: Tuesday June 1 3:00 PM Parent Involvement and Knowledgeable Middle Level Educators