+ Title I October Coordinators’ Meeting PIP and School-Parent Compact Presenters: Violeta Ruiz, Parent Educator Coach Compiled by Violeta Ruiz

+ Overview Reminders School-Parent Compact Parent Involvement Policy Next Steps

+ SSC Verification Forms were due OCTOBER 4 th, 2013 If your school has not submitted their SSC forms, make sure to submit them ASAP. Parent Involvement Policy due November 15 th, 2013 School-Parent Compact due November 15 th, 2013 Annual Meeting Sign-Ins and Agenda due November 22 nd, 2013

+ PARKING LOT! Write down the questions you may have during the presentation and post in the parking lot. Make sure to include your name, school name, and address so we can you an answer.

+ Grounding Activity: Sample School-Parent Compact Round Robin You will each silently read a sample School-Parent Compact at your table. Every two minutes, I will say switch and you will rotate that sample clockwise. As you read, think about the similarities and differences between the sample and your school’s compact. We will do four rounds.

+ Grounding Activity: Sample School-Parent Compact Round Robin At your table discuss the following question: What are the biggest differences you noticed between the sample compacts posted throughout the room and compacts you have seen at your school?.

+ Objectives Title I Coordinators will: Have a tool on how to create/modify their school’s Parent Involvement Policy and School- Parent Compact.

+ 5 School Goals for Parent Engagement 1. Provide a welcoming environment for families ad invite them to participate as equal partner in the education of their children. 2. Provide parents opportunities to acquire necessary information, knowledge, and skills to support their children’s education at home and at school. 3. Engage parents in the school’s volunteer program so they can participate in supporting school-wide, classroom, and parent involvement activities. 4. Respond to parent concerns and/or complaints to ensure child’s educational needs are met. 5. Comply with all LAUSD, State, and Federal requirements regarding parent involvement.

+ School-Parent Compact

+ moving towardsmoving away from shared responsibility individual responsibility results focused on students and goals results focused on parent attendance activities planned to support goals random acts integratedadd on ownershipcompliance continuous improvement one-time project

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+ School-Parent Compact: Guide to Quality Read your School-Parent Compact. Using the tool, “School-Parent Compact Guide to Quality: A Written Agreement to Work Together to Student Success,” assess the quality of your compact. Is the School-Parent Compact considered high quality? Explain why or why not.

+ Each One, Teach One Write down one area your School-Parent Compact you consider to be high quality. Write down one area your School-Parent Compact you consider can be improved. Find an eye partner from a different table and share with them your answers.

Reflection What are 3 things you learned? What 2 ideas do you have about your Parent Involvement Policy/ School-Parent Compact? What is 1 goal do you have for yourself before the next Title I training?

School-Parent Compact Due to PACE Office by: November 15,

+ We are here to support you... Parent and Community Engagement – ISIC Dr. Kevin Baker- Enriqueta Cabrera- Estevan Leyva- Rosa Prado- Violeta Ruiz- Americorps VISTA Volunteers: Evelyn Larios Felipe Nieves Additional Resources:

+ Thank you for participating!