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Take Care of the Basics: Parenting and Communicating

Most parents and educators believe that it is important for families to be involved in their children’s schools. All parents and all educators have “basic responsibilities” for parental involvement that they do every day: parenting and communicating.

Schools can play an important role in providing parents access to information about methods and strategies for becoming more effective parents. Parenting Resources:

Improving family-school communication is the foundation for successful parental involvement in schools. Communication Resources:


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