Tag: School-family partnerships

School Volunteering as a High School Parent

Engaging with your “kid”‘s middle or high school may look differently than the elementary school years but it’s still important. Check out what three parents have to say about how they’ve stayed involved. #parentengagement #schoolfamilypartnerships

Schools, Districts, Family Engagement Specialists… This One’s for You!

Check out our brand new Confident Parents and Caregivers Newsletter specifically designed for School Communities!

Parent-led Communities of Practice Dialogue Today at the SEL Exchange…

Check out some gems from our dialogue at the #SELExchange!

Schools – Check Out These Virtual Programs to Advance School-Family Partnerships

Educators – Learn more about our virtual offerings to help families learn more about supporting their children’s social and emotional development.

How to Have Productive and Honest Dialogues at Parent-Teacher Conferences

Check out these ideas and you’ll be ready! Print out some key questions to support you as you go into your parent-teacher conference!

Caring Relationships Back-To-School Challenge

How will you cultivate safe, caring relationships this school year? This is our back-to-school challenge!

Building Trust Between Parents and Educators from the Start

Here’s a simple way to get to know your teacher and help him/her get to know your family!

How can families Partner with educators on their children’s Social and emotional Development in Equitable, inclusive ways?

How can families partner with educators on their children’s social and emotional development in equitable, inclusive ways?

On Rethink Ed… “5 Social and Emotional Learning Strategies that Strengthen School-to-Home Collaboration”

Over the coming weeks, Jennifer Miller of Confident Parents, Confident Kids will be collaborating with Rethink Ed to discuss practical strategies schools can adopt who are focused on social and emotional learning and want to involve families in partnerships that contribute to their children’s learning. This week, check out the article she wrote for the …

A Simple Idea to Begin Creating Caring Connections between Students, Teachers, and Families

It’s the first day of school. We – Mom, Dad, and son – are thoroughly ready and excited for E’s initiation into sixth grade. We take the traditional pictures at home and walk to school together to gather on the playground. Many other parents are present with their children taking photos and sharing in the …