COMBO’s Parent Engagement Media Article Comments
The goal of posting Media Articles is to provide a national perspective on the need for engaging schools and families. Click on an article link below to be educated, inspired or moved to make a difference in your school community.
Parent volunteers lend a hand in the schools
2010 Parent Action Day fills the Capitol
Charter school officials still 'doing what they set out to do'
Education Initiative Asks Residents to Give 'Half'
Parents urged to get more involved
In Del Valle ISD, we realize that parent involvement in school takes many forms:
School encourages parent involvement
Heineman wants to transform education
Parent Involvement: A Must for Child's Progress
Thomas Co. Schools launch "Be There" Campaign
THE STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF PARENTS IN GOAL SETTING IN PROMOTING STUDENT MOTIVATION
Agriculture focus helps rural Kansas school
Cognitive Therapy for Children
COMBO’s Parent Engagement Media Article Comments for December
The goal of posting Media Articles is to provide a national perspective on the need for engaging schools and families. Click on an article link below to be educated, inspired or moved to make a difference in your school community.
What is the key to parent engagement?
Powerful Parents Transform Schools
School uses community connections to put focus on children and families
Cherry Creek aims to funnel feedback into future plans
Parent's Involvement in Children's Education
The Definition of Parent Involvement
OCASA Concept Paper on Community Schools
A partnership that must be rekindled
COMBO’s Parent Engagement Media Article Comments for November
The goal of posting Media Articles is to provide a national perspective on the need for engaging schools and families. Click on an article link below to be educated, inspired or moved to make a difference in your school community.
Parents take day to get involved with their kids' education
Parent Involvment-Attendance=Success
A Parent Engagement Model That Works
Viers Mill Elementary School: Success for the Long Haul
Elevate "being a good parent" to a top priority
Program teaches parents their rights
POSITIVE STORY: Recession calls for more parent volunteers
There is a need for parents/families to volunteer at their students school and within their community. Great story of the success and benefits for volunteering. link
What do you know about PIRCs?
Thought we would take the opportunity to share an audio about one of the best kept secrets in the USA: Parent Involvement Resource Centers. Make time to listen and learn.
Why START a S.A.F.E. TEAM
This presentation was taped while Scott Huse, (Chief Inspirational Officer for S.A.F.E.) delivered the keynote during a state school counselor conference. This 23 minute video will provide you the inspiration and education for understanding, family, education and WHY to START the S.A.F.E. TEAM program within your school or school district.
Grab a sandwich and drink, sit back and listen. Actively engaging families is the key to success in education.
COMBO’s Parent Engagement Media Article Comments for October
The goal of posting Media Articles is to provide a national perspective on the need for engaging schools and families. Click on an article link below to be educated, inspired or moved to make a difference in your school community.
New Hampshire PTA 96th Annual Convention
Sorry about the noise in the background. The hotel crew is cleaning up after the awards dinner.




New Study Released: Social & Education factors for Black Males
Make time to view this new study. A Call For Change: the Social and Educational Factors Contributing to the Outcomes of Black Males in Urban Schools
At Schools And Families Engaged, we focus on the value of the family and the critical role they have in every child and student's life.
Chapter 2 pg 16 In 2008, Black children ages 18 and under were nearly three times more likely to live in
single-parent households than White children. Nearly two-thirds of all Black children lived in
single-parent households. (Figure 1.4)
This study corroborates recent data showing that 70% of black children are born in to a single parent household. If it is proven that strong families increase a child's chances for success, how can communities increase the value of committed relationships?