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Parent involvement in education

This guide was reworked for Lexington, NE community from the Arkansas School Board Association's guide, also posted on this site.

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Jerry Bergstrom
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Apr 04, 2008
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Rewrite of ASBA school-family partnerships.pdf (68 KB)

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Rapidly changing demographics in Lexington, Neb., forced town leaders to look for ways to involve newcomers in public life. In particular, they needed to encourage Latino families to play an active role in their children's education. This guide helped open the doors to much needed parent involvement. Also available in Spanish, it provides a basis for a rich discussion. Anchored in personal experience, it offers a range of views and solutions, and ends by giving participants an opportunity to set priorities for action. The guidelines for the facilitators are clear, and the language is simple and straightforward.

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Molly Barrett Sep 26, 2008
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Promotes discussion of trade-offs

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Relevant to all walks of life

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Uses clear, uncomplicated language

Promotes discussion of trade-offs

Shows a clear path to action

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