 Partnering with Parents and the Community New Licensed Staff Induction Program.

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 Partnering with Parents and the Community New Licensed Staff Induction Program

Module Overview/Purpose  District 214 encourages staff members to cooperate as partners with parents and the community in the education of students.  State law requires school districts to keep parents/guardians informed of policies that directly affect students.

Objectives  After today’s session, participants will understand….  expectations of communication between educators and parents.  specific means of communication that currently exist.  opportunities for communication with the community.

Expectation of Communication Between Teachers and Parents Expectation of Communication Between Teachers and Parents  Frequent contact is encouraged, both positive and negative  Ideas for contact include phone and  Translator hotline is always available for non-English speakers  Keep counselors informed Communication is Key

Specific Means of Communication  Phone calls   TeacherLogic (has feature to send mass s about updates)  LMSs and other teacher tools (i.e. Schoology & Remind 101)  Face-to-Face meetings (informal conference)  Open House  Parent/Teacher Conference (formal conference)  Newsletter

Resources and Details  Mentors are a valuable resource  PLC members can offer ideas  Be sure to document, save, and organize all contact with families, including phone calls, meetings, s  Work with the student’s counselor in order to be aware of sensitive family situations such as divorce, strained relationships, non-traditional primary caregivers  Communication does not always have to be negative

Opportunities for Communication with the CommunityOpportunities for Communication with the Community  Media (Jessica Thunberg – Director of Community Engagement & Outreach)  Websites & Social Media (Classroom, School, District)  Parent Informational Nights (Booster Clubs, Latino Parent Club, African-American Club, etc.)  Curriculum and Activities Fair (incoming freshmen)  Field Trips  Guest Speakers Other Ways to Connect with the Community

Building-Specific Info  Open House/Parent Conference schedules and expectations.  Other?

Questions/Comments  What questions do you have about the information presented today?  Is there a topic that you feel you need more information on?  Do you have any specific concerns at this time?