PPT-Understanding Parents 1 Explain the benefits of positive parent involvement in 4-H activities.

Why should parents be an active part of the 4H Program What benefits result from positive parent involvement in 4H activities 2 Benefits to 4H Members Gain support and confidence from working with interested adults. Greg Austin. Director, Healthy Kids School Climate Survey. WestEd (. gaustin@wested.org. ). Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools. National Conference. August 8-10. th. , 2011. Washington DC. Presentation. Lindsey. , Ph.D.. Director, Florida. HIPPY Training . &. Technical Assistance Center. Dabaram Rampersad. Assistant Director, . Florida. HIPPY Training . &. Technical Assistance Center. Marsha M. Black, Ph.D.. Lisa Arneson, CESA 5 Nancy . Forseth. , CESA 10 . Yvonne Harness, CESA 7. About the Title I Network. What you will need for this workshop:. Toolkit Handouts - Walk-Through materials. Your School/District Parent Involvement Policies (if available). Management. The . Front . Line Worker. 1. The United Arc . Positive Parenting Program. 294 Avenue A. Turners Falls, MA 01367. Barbara . Jaillet. Positive Parenting Associate Director. 2. Betsy . Misch. LEAs. Cycle 1 . Monitoring. Arizona Department. o. f Education. Revised October 2015. Monitoring Through ALEAT. View and respond to questions regarding criteria monitored through ALEAT.. Upload documentation into the file cabinet in the ALEAT system.. February 8, 2013. MAS/FPS Winter Institute. Parent Involvement . vs. . Family Engagement. 2. Parent Involvement. Family Engagement. Parent(s). Grandparents and other family members. Deeper levels of commitment and participation. Greg Austin. Director, Healthy Kids School Climate Survey. WestEd (. gaustin@wested.org. ). Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools. National Conference. August 8-10. th. , 2011. Washington DC. Presentation. Types of involvement . (from Scottish government). At school. Example. At home. Example. Formal and Active. Parent. Councils. Parents evenings. Formal and Active. Reading . Parent. Council newsletters . Title I, . Part A. Parental . Involvement Requirements. Title I, Part A Parental Involvement. Topics:. NCLB definition of parental involvement. District and . school Title . I parental involvement responsibilities. 2017-2018. NOTE. This PowerPoint can be used by ESC’s to train districts and schools. This PowerPoint can also be given to districts and schools to use with their parents and families. They should present the info at least through slide 17. . Parental Involvement. 2015-2016. presented by. Marlon Cousin, Title I Coordinator. Objectives / Focus Areas:. Understand the necessary steps in systematically planning for varied parent involvement in your . Joann Stephens, Family Relations Coordinator. Joann.Stephens@wi.gov . Polling Question. Do you currently partner with parents on systems and program improvement activities?. Yes. No. Unsure. Polling Question. It's all about the 'R‘ Building Relationships with Parents If you’d like your students to be successful, you will need to rearrange the letters in “parent,” add an “r” from relationship, and turn a parent into a Maine Virtualmission is to develop each students full potential with learning-centered instruction research based curriculum and educational tools and resources to provide a high quality learning expe