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Linking Family Engagement to Your School –Parent Compact

Linking Family Engagement to Your School –Parent Compact. Title Coordinators’ Meeting Presenters: Fatima Castañeda -Gutierrez Rosalba González Jose Morales. School-Parent Compact.

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Linking Family Engagement to Your School –Parent Compact

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  1. Linking Family Engagement to Your School –Parent Compact Title Coordinators’ Meeting Presenters: Fatima Castañeda-Gutierrez Rosalba González Jose Morales

  2. School-Parent Compact

  3. What are the biggest differences you noticed between the sample compacts posted throughout the room and compacts you have seen in the past?

  4. SCHOOL-PARENT COMPACT • developed jointly • approved by Title I parents • disseminated in a parent-friendly manner

  5. SCHOOL-PARENT COMPACT • written agreement of shared responsibility • catalyst for collaboration • better communication • translates goals for achievement into • shared action statements

  6. SCHOOL-PARENT COMPACT

  7. Myths of the Compact • must be signed by teachers and parents • is a good place to teach parenting • is the place to correct student behavior

  8. What’s In a Compact? Essential Elements 1. What Staff Should Do 2. What Parents Should Do 3. What Students Should Do 4. Communication About Student Progress 5. Activities to Develop Partnerships 6. Jointly Developed with Parents 7. Friendly Format and Language

  9. Pointers • Link actions to goals in SPSA and to school data • Connect activities for families to what students are learning and doing in class • Include contact information to support parents and students • Describe how students will be responsible for their learning • Consult with parents on communication strategies that work best for them • Translate into families’ home languages and non-teacher specific language

  10. It's All About the Conversations!

  11. Steps for Creation

  12. Steps for Creation

  13. Steps for Creation

  14. Steps for Creation

  15. Steps for Creation

  16. Steps for Creation

  17. Steps for Creation

  18. 2013-2014 School-Parent Compact Due to your PACE Office by:December 6, 2013

  19. We are here to support you . . . Parent and Community Engagement – East (323) 224-3320 Additional Resources: http://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/pf/pf/ http://schoolparentcompact.org/

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