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This provides resources for both individual learning and for facilitated group sessions.

Leading and Learning - Resources to build relationships between schools and families

Click on the 'Relationships' button along the bottom of the page to access the learning modules.

The Leadership and Coordinating Role for District School Boards and Authorities

Boards can play a leadership, coordinating and supporting role to stimulate helpful relationships, information sharing, planning and some specific activities to engage parents in helpful ways. 

Here are just a few of the key ways that you can support principals, teachers and parents to work together for student success: 

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Collect and publish examples of programs that are already being used by teachers, schools and school councils to engage parents in education within your board today.  It might be helpful to organize these examples using the framework of Dr Joyce Epstein, with minor modifications developed to a better fit within Ontario. 
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Communicating

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Helping at home

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Building parenting skills

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Attending school events

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Volunteering

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Fundraising

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Participating in decision making

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Leveraging community resources 

 

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Form a parent involvement advisory committee to assess the state of parent involvement within schools across the system, and make recommendations on where to focus system efforts. 

 

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Coordinate some professional development for principals, teachers, school council members and school volunteers to better enable people to work collaboratively to engage other parents in helpful ways. 

 

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Provide facilitators to help principals, teachers and school councils build plans to engage parents in education.

 

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