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Parent Involvement Primer
If you'd like to get involved at your child's school but aren't sure where to start, you've come to the right place.
By GreatSchools.net Staff
Is there a problem at your school that you're wondering how to fix?
Are you looking for new ways to raise money for your child's school? Are you more interested in improving academic
Real Life Stories: Inspiration and advice from involved parents
achievement than fundraising? Whatever your interest or concern, there is a way to be involved in your child's school.
These resources from Greatschools will help you explore your volunteer options, get inspired and start making a difference.
Explore Your Options: Read up on the ways parents can be involved The Role of the PTA
The Role of the School Site Council
What Makes a Great Parent
Powerful Parents Transform Schools
School Improvement Begins at Home
Getting Started: Tips and ideas to help you take the first steps Ten Easy Ways to Help Your Child's School
Top 10 Tips for Classroom Volunteers
Making a Difference at Your Child's School
How to Stay Involved in Middle and High School
Bright Ideas From Our Readers: One Hour Volunteer Ideas
Help Along the Way: Resources to help Online Resources for Parent Involvement
Raising Money for Your School
The Parent Institute for Quality Education
Three Parents Who Made a Difference at Their Schools
October 2006
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11/13/2006:
"I have one comment to make about this article, and I am not trying to knock any women. However there is many Fathers that's involved in their children's school or education. I believe that Fathers shouldn't be lefted out when credit is due. Myself I can speak up for the many Fathers, due to the fact that I am a single Father, and now that my children is grow they have kids (my grandkids). I am involved in the School District here in my city, and I always say at school meetings all kids is my concern when it comes to their education and well-being. Thanks for reading this thought, and keep us alert on everything."
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