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All About "parent involvement"
Make the Most of Your Teacher Conference
Parent-teacher conferences are one of the few times teachers focus entirely on parent communication. Find out how to get the most out of this valuable meeting.
Read MoreBecome a Legislative Advocate for Your Child's School
Let your elected officials know where you stand on the issues that affect schools and your child's education.
Read MoreOnline Resources for Parent Involvement in Schools
Parent involvement can have a powerful impact. Learn how to connect with groups that promote parent involvement in schools.
Read MoreMaking a Difference at Your Child's School
What’s the best way to help out at your child’s school? Here are some tips on making a contribution of time and effort that really makes a difference.
Read MoreThree Parents Who Made a Difference at Their Schools
Motivated by a desire to improve schools, parents are creating a new level of partnership with schools and helping to make a difference.
Read MoreTales From the Trenches: Seattle Stories
A Seattle mom successfully navigated the system in her search for a school with good academics and a safe environment for her son who has a peanut allergy.
Read MoreHow Parents Can Help Kids and Schools Get Healthy
Here's how to give your school a health checkup and get involved to improve the food and fitness programs there.
Read MoreHow One Mom Helped a Struggling Library
Getting Involved: Carolyn Gencarella rejuvenated her school's library and found volunteers to assist teachers with their classes in the library.
Read MoreHow One Mom Founded a PTA
Getting Involved: Anna-Marie Booth founded the Parent Teacher Student Association and raised money to support programs at school.
Read MoreHow One Mom Helped Get Others Involved
Getting Involved: Tanyit Arellanos organized volunteers to help supervise students and encouraged Latino parents to become involved at school.
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