Mississippi Partnership Contributes to Higher Student Scores
A mom, a group of dedicated volunteers, and Parents for Public Schools' training help struggling middle school students achieve in Mississippi. Read Full Post >
A mom, a group of dedicated volunteers, and Parents for Public Schools' training help struggling middle school students achieve in Mississippi. Read Full Post >
Students will be able to confidentially report and discuss bullying and other troubling incidents by text message with TipTxt, a new tipline offered by Blackboard, Inc., that is being promoted in conjunction with the National PTA. Read Full Post >
A new toolkit to engage parents in improving students' attendance in schools was released on May 20 by Attendance Works, a national and state initiative that promotes better policy and practice around school attendance. Read Full Post >
The National Center for Family Literacy and the U.S. Department of Education have announced a partnership to advance family engagement in education across the country. Read Full Post >
Collaboration trumps competition in school improvement, according to a commentary by the Annenberg Institute for School Reform at Brown University. Read Full Post >
For the third time since California's "parent trigger" law passed, parents have filed a petition for the transformation of a California elementary school. This time, parents are demanding removal of the school's administrators. Read Full Post >
Parents who will work on "collective impact" solutions to public educations' problems often need training to understand the system, a Harvard expert says. Read Full Post >
Town hall meetings to address bullying will be held around the country in a partnership between the National PTA and Discovery Education. Read Full Post >
I am confident that I am in a place whose kids aren't all that different from most of those at suburban high schools around the country. They do homework, play sports, hang out with friends, play video games--what kids do. Read Full Post >
Research partnerships are evolving to be more engaging and responsive to districts, according to a new report by the William T. Grant Foundation. Read Full Post >