Last December, I posted My Best Posts & Articles About Building Parent Engagement In Schools — 2009, a compilation of what I thought were the most useful posts in my Engaging Parents In School blog last year.

As we near the end of this school year, I thought readers might be interested in hearing which posts I’ve written since that time might be worth reviewing.

Here are My Best Posts On Parent Engagement So Far This Year:

Parent/Teacher Home Visit Project

“School Matters: Parents Must Be Key to Education Reform”

“Home Libraries Provide Huge Educational Advantage”

New Study Shows That Paying Families To “Engage” In Schools Doesn’t Work

“Hybrid” Teachers & Engaging Parents

Can The Brookings Institution Really Be That Clueless?

Profiles in Family, School, and Community Engagement

Parent Engagement Interview

Is Developing Race-Specific Parent Groups Really The Way To Go?

“A Community-Based Relational Approach to Parent Engagement in Schools” Article Available Free Now

How NOT To Communicate With Parents

Latest Assessment Results From Family Literacy Project

Follow-Up To Lt. Governor’s Comments

Book Highlights Importance Of Parent-Community Ties

Will Somebody Tell Secretary Duncan’s Staff That There Are “Regular” Public Schools Engaging Parents, Too?

The “Parent Trigger” Comes To California….Unfortunately

Principal Organizes For Neighborhood Safety

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