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Higher grades, test scores and graduation rates
Better school attendance
Increased motivation
Increased self-esteem
Lower rates of suspension
Decreased use of drugs and alcohol
Fewer instances of violent behavior
Positive Results of Parental Involvement
Increased drop out rate
Susceptible to negative peer pressure
Decreased college enrollment
Difficulty making positive independent decisions
Poor perception of parent and teacher
Increased feelings of inadequacy
Negative Results of not becoming an Involved Parent
How do I get involved?
What resources are available that help me get more involved with my child’s education?
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Afterschool Involvement
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General Involvement Ideas
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Diverse Family Involvement
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25 Tips to Getting Involved
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American School Counselor Association
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Discovery Education
Attend- attend all parent/teacher meetings, attend parenting classes and child development classes.
Build- build a learning environment for your child at home, build an organizational system, build a trusting relationship where your child feels comfortable.
Consistency- Consistency is key, be consistent with your expectations, be consistent in discussing the school day, be a consistent mentor and/or volunteer in your child’s school
Remember how your involvement affects your child’s education
Utilize all the resources available to you
ABC’s of parental involvement
Work with your child’s teacher – you are a team
Questions?If you have any questions regarding this
information please feel free to contact your child’s teacher, or the representatives for each
grade.
1st grade class [email protected]
Emily Cummings
2nd grade class [email protected]
Danni Sandall
3rd grade class [email protected]
Brittany Komen