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Every Day Count Family Engagement Attendance Presentation

Creating a culture that values good attendance is important and consistency is a key part of that. Communication about this important issue must be ongoing. This presentation shares both a sample family event calendar and communication calendar on pages 16-17 with suggestions for each month to help you map out your year of attendance outreach.

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  • Community building
  • Student engagement
  • Guide
  • Tool
  • District
  • Educator
  • Intermediary
  • Principal
  • School Leader
  • The Comeback
  • Working with Families to Improve Student Attendance
  • Attendance

Every Student Matters: Cultivating Belonging in the Classroom

This list of connecting activities from Edutopia can help teachers build a culture of belonging within their classrooms.

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  • Relationships
  • Website
  • Educator
  • The Comeback
  • Attendance

Evidence-Based Practices for Assessing Students’ Social and Emotional Well-Being

Part of a series of briefs aimed at providing K-12 education decision makers and advocates with an evidence base to ground discussions about how to best serve students during and following the novel coronavirus pandemic. This one provides strategies to consider and to avoid around the central question, How can schools and districts monitor students’ …

Tags:

  • Positive youth development
  • Relationships
  • Student engagement
  • Report (policy, research)
  • District
  • Intermediary
  • Principal
  • School Leader
  • Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
  • Well-Being and Identity Building

Family and Community Engagement Planning Tool

Contains a series of questions that school systems can ask themselves to determine how to make the most of two other recent resources: 1.TNTP’s Five Essentials for Engaging Families and Community Partners in Reopening EffortsTNTP’s Five Essentials for Engaging Families and Community Partners in Reopening EffortsTNTP’s Five Essentials for Engaging Families and Community Partners in …

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  • Community building
  • Tool
  • Family Engagement
  • Families

Family Conversation Starter Tools

From the Brookings Institute’s Playbook for Family-School Engagement: “The tools include: A contextualization checklist of the steps for adapting the tools to a specific context and to other actors. A short parent survey that can also be adapted to other stakeholders, such as students. A short teacher survey that can also be adapted to other stakeholders, such as school …

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  • Accessibility
  • Family and community collaboration
  • Family and community engagement
  • Relationships
  • Two-way communication
  • Publication
  • Toolkit
  • Tool
  • Community Organization
  • District
  • Educator
  • Principal
  • School Leader
  • Family and Community Collaboration

Family Engagement Calendar Template

Family engagement activity calendars can be a helpful tool to organize and advertise district events. Download a sample calendar template from Youth 4 Youth and customize to meet your school or district’s needs.

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  • Community building
  • Family and community collaboration
  • Family and community engagement
  • Tool
  • District
  • Educator
  • Principal
  • School Leader
  • Family and Community Collaboration

Family Engagement Follow-Up and Supervision Checklist

Download this checklist from You 4 Youth as a template for tracking and evaluating family engagement activities. The template is a great starting point for district administrators and educators, and can be adapted to fit your needs.

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  • Family and community collaboration
  • Family and community engagement
  • Tool
  • District
  • Educator
  • Principal
  • School Leader
  • Family and Community Collaboration

Family Engagement Lab

Parent Institute for Quality Education (PIQE) engages, empowers and transforms families by providing the knowledge and the skills to partner with schools and communities to ensure their students achieve their full potential.

Tags:

  • College and Career Readiness
  • Family and community collaboration
  • Family and community engagement
  • Relationships
  • Student engagement
  • Website
  • District
  • Educator
  • Family and Community Collaboration
  • Family Engagement
  • Student Well-Being
  • Planning for Social emotional Learning
  • College & Career Readiness
  • Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
  • Keeping Students and Families Engaged
  • Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Family Engagement Lab

About Family Engagement Lab Families rely on educators to communicate what their children are learning and how families can help at home. This necessary communication from teachers to families is often inadequate due to racial and cultural biases, in addition to language barriers. School systems need the tools and support to effectively engage families in …

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  • Equity
  • Family and community engagement
  • Student engagement
  • Website
  • Community Organization
  • District
  • Educator
  • Intermediary
  • Principal
  • School Leader
  • Family Engagement
  • Family Support
  • Families
  • Keeping Students and Families Engaged

Family Engagement Matters

Students do better in school and in life when their families are engaged. A strong body of evidence is clear that family engagement, from birth through adolescence, contributes to a range of positive student outcomes.

Tags:

  • Family and community collaboration
  • Family and community engagement
  • Relationships
  • Student engagement
  • Report (policy, research)
  • Community Organization
  • District
  • Educator
  • Intermediary
  • Principal
  • School Leader
  • Family Engagement
  • Family Support
  • Families
  • Keeping Students and Families Engaged
  • Anti-Racism, Bias, Relevance, Cultural Responsiveness

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