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Advocating and supporting positive and valued parent engagement/involvement in our children’s education. equality and no barriers. What is parent engagement ?. parents = parents and/or caregivers and/or guardians. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Vision
Strategic Plans
Tactical Actions
equality and no barriers
Leverage internet and social media to reach parents
Encourage and facilitate face to face interaction
between schools and parents
Bring connection schools and board and MOE to parents via -Facebook-PIC on UCDSB.on.ca-Remote (at home) access to events
Enable events that draw in parents-Teachers to hold events-Schools to hold events-PIC to hold events
Old and proven-Newspapers-Parent teen toolkits
Help parents to become engaged by communicating information and supporting them so that they can in turn support their children in learning
A group of parents who are striving to make a positive
difference for the educational experience of all
children, parents and caregivers
Positive
parents = parents and/or caregivers and/or guardians
What is parent engagement ?
Advocating and supporting positive and valued parent engagement/involvement in our children’s education
Why ? Increase student success. a) providing information
and advice on parent engagement to the Board,
The UCDSB-PIC serves as a board-wide group to support, encourage and enhance parent engagement at the board level in order to improve student achievement and well-being.
b) communicating with and supporting School Councils of schools of the Board, and
c) undertaking activities to help parents of pupils of the Board support their children’s learning at home and at school.
Consistent with the Mission, Vision and Values of the Upper Canada District School Board
determine, in consultation with the Board’s Director of Education and in keeping with the Board’s policies, how funding provided under the Education Act for parent involvement is to be used.
work with School Councils of schools of the Board and, through the Board’s Director of Education, with employees of the Board to:i. share effective practices to help engage parents, especially parents who may find engagement challenging, in their children’s learning,ii. identify and reduce barriers to parent engagement,iii. help ensure that schools of the Board create a welcoming environment for parents of its pupils, andiv. develop skills and acquire knowledge that will assist the Parent Involvement Committee and School Councils of the Board with their work; and
communicate information from the Ministry to School Councils of schools of the Board and to parents of pupils of the Board;