September’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part One

Tips for Calling Parents—Even If You’re Dreading It is from Edutopia.

THESE ARE THE BEST SIX PARAGRAPHS YOU’RE GOING TO READ ABOUT TEACHER-PARENT COMMUNICATION THIS YEAR

5 Key Learnings FROM WORKING WITH PARENTS OF ENGLISH LEARNERS FOR THREE YEARS is from The Parent Organization Network.

August’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part One

Does Parent Involvement Really Help Students? Here’s What the Research Says is from Ed Week.

The Ultimate Guide to ELL or ESL in Spanish.

Family Engagement and Family Literacy

July’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part Two

This school’s ‘Family Academy’ teaches immigrant parents their rights is from The Washington Post.

Preparing Families for the New School Year is from Edutopia.

Can young children learn from educational apps? is from KQED.

July’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part One

How AI and Other Tech Tools Might be Used to Strengthen Family-School Partnerships is from Ed Week.

How teachers can handle difficult requests from well-intentioned parents is from MindShift.

June’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part One

May’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part One

Parents Are Often Nervous About Math. They Can Still Help Their Kids Learn It is from Ed Week.

April’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part Three

How Much Time Should Children Spend Watching Screens at Home? is from Larry Cuban.

April’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part Two

More reflection on the parent rights movement:

What the Republican Push for ‘Parents’ Rights’ Is Really About is from The NY Times.

How to Encourage Proactivity is from Character Lab.

Parental Support or Obstructive Meddling? Where Principals Should Draw the Line is from Ed Week.

April’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part One

Virginia school district parents practice calm communication on culture war issues is from NPR.

The Case for Strong Family and Community Engagement in Schools is from Usable Knowledge.

4 Ways to Improve Communications With Families is from Edutopia.

5 Tips How To Support ELLs at Home

March’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part Two

Engaging Latino Parents: One District’s Success Story is from Ed Week.

Federal Parents’ Bill of Rights: Dueling Proposals in Congress Set to Escalate Partisan Showdown Over Schools, Pandemic Response is from The 74.

La Sopa de la Abuela: Special Education Telenovela

THE LONG-TERM ASSOCIATIONS OF KEEPING CHILDREN BUSY WITH SCREENS is from Inner Drive.

March’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part One

Teens open up at night. Parents should embrace that is from The Washington Post.

February’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part One

Parents know best — except when they don’t is from The Washington Post.

January’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part Two

How Schools Can Benefit From the Power of Positive Parents is from Ed Week.

Finding hard-to-reach parents at the pediatrician’s office is from The Hechinger Report.

January’s (2023) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part One

December’s (2022) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part Three

Pretty Much All Your School-Related Questions Came Down to One Piece of Advice is from Slate.

December’s (2022) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part Two

December’s (2022) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part One

Targeted by Lawsuit, Ed Dept. Abruptly Scraps Parent Council is from The 74.

This One Change From Teachers Can Make Homework More Equitable is from Ed Week.

Family engagement is critical for schools’ COVID-19 recovery efforts is from Brookings.

What If Schools Truly Partnered with Families Living in Poverty? is from ASCD.

November’s (2022) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part One

Centering Diverse Parents in the CRT Debate is from Learning For Justice.

Co-Constructing Family Engagement is from ASCD.

How to Respond to Parents’ CRT Complaints is from Ed Week.

October’s (2022) Useful Parent Engagement Resources – Part Three

The 5-minute daily playtime ritual that can get your kids to listen better is from KQED.