Family
Friendly
Networks to
Join
National
Network of
Partnership
Schools
The Family
Involvement
Network of
Educators
(FINE)
National
Coalition
for Parent
Involvement
In Education
(NCPIE)
UCLA School
Mental
Health
Project -
Center for
Mental
Health in
Schools
Public
Education
Network
(PEN)
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Research
Links
Harvard
Family
Resource
Project (HFRP)
Dr. Karen
Mapp's
Harvard
Profile
(with links
to
interviews,
discussions,
and her
courses)
Dr. Karen
Mapp's
presentation
at Western
on November
16th,
2007
Dr. Karen
Mapp's
courses at
Harvard;
locate the
syllabus and
reading list
for each
course on
the left
side of the
page:
Leadership
in
Organizations
(Fall 2007)
The Why,
What, and
How of
School,
Family,
and
Community
Partnerships
(Fall 2007)
Innovations
in K-12
Education
(Spring
2008)
The Missing
Piece of the
Proficiency
Puzzle
(Recommendations
for
Involving
Families and
Community in
Improving
Student
Achievement
- Kentucky
Department
of
Education)
Northwest
Regional
Educational
Laboratory:
Parent Power
(Sara
Vega-Evans)
Dr. Sara
Lawrence-Lightfoot's
Harvard
Profile
(with links
to articles,
publications,
her courses
and more)
PLTI -
Parent
Leadership
Training
Institute
Innovative
Pathways to
School
Leadership (US
Department
of Education
- with a
focus on the
Boston
Public
School’s
Competencies
for Leaders)
Institute
for
Responsive
Education:
Connecting
School,
Family and
Community
(IRE)
National
Center for
Family and
Community
Connections
with Schools
Illinois
Parents -
Formerly
National
Parent
Information
Network
Northwest
Regional
Educational
Laboratory:
School-Family-Community
Partnerships
Pathway to
School
Improvement
- Family and
Community
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The
MetLife
Survey of
the American
Teacher
(2006)
Expectations
and
Experiences
(2004-2005)
Transitions
and the Role
of
Supportive
Relationships
(2003) An
Examination
of School
Leadership
(2002)
Student Life
- School,
Home,
Community
(2001) Key
Elements of
Quality
Schools
(2000) Are
We Preparing
Students for
the 21st
Century?
(1999)
Violence in
America's
Public
Schools -
Five Years
Later
(1998)
Building
Family-School
Partnerships:
View of
Teachers and
Students
Printed
copies of
the MetLife
studies from
1984 through
1997 are
available.
The topics
covered can
be seen
HERE.
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Tools &
Resources
for Family
Friendly
Schools
Center for
the
Improvement
of Student
Learning (CISL)
Communities
in Schools
Center
for Parent
Leadership
Coalition
for
Community
Schools
Family
Friendly
Schools
The
Knowledge
Loom
National
Parent
Teacher
Organization
Washington
State Parent
Teacher
Association
Partnership
for Family
Involvement
in Education
Center on
School,
Family, and
Community
Partnerships
-
Johns
Hopkins
University
Children's
Home
Society:
Parent
Information
and Resource
Center
Washington
State
Cooperative
Extension -
Family
Support
Just for the
Kids
Institute
for
Community
and
Adolescent
Resilience
Parent/Family/Community
Involvement
- New York
State
Education
Department
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Especially
for Parents
Parents
are Powerful
Parent Cafe
Parent
Effectiveness
Leadership
Training
Parent
Information
and Resource
Center (PIRC)
Talaris
Research
Institute
Washington
Learning
Systems Free
Parent
Education
Handouts
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Recommended
Reading
From Good to
Great by
Jonelle
Adams
Harvard
Education
Letter -
Making the
Connection
Between
Families and
Schools
Coalition
for
Community
Schools -
Conference
Presentations
Teaching
Diverse
Learners -
Families &
Communities
(The
Education
Alliance at
Brown
University)
Funds of
Knowledge:
Theorizing
Practices in
Households,
Communities,
and
Classrooms
by Norma
Gonzalez,
Louis C.
Moll, and
Cathy Amanti
Meeting NCLB
Requirements
for Family
Involvements
by Joyce L.
Epstein in
Middle
Ground: The
Magazine of
Middle Level
Education,
August 2004,
Volume 8,
Issue 1
Partnering
with
Families and
Communities
by Joyce L.
Epstein and
Karen Clark
Salinas in
Educational
Leadership,
May 2004,
volume 61,
number 8
Engaging All
Families
by Steven M.
Constantino,
Scarecrow
Education,
2003
A New Wave
of Evidence:
The Impact
of School,
Family, and
Community
Connections
on Student
Achievement
by Anne T.
Henderson
and Karen L.
Mapp,
National
Center for
Family and
Community
Connections
with
Schools:
Southwest
Educational
Development
Laboratory,
2002
www.sedl.org/connections
School,
Family, and
Community
Partnerships:
Your
Handbook for
Action, 2nd
Edition
by Joyce L.
Epstein, et
al, 2002,
Corwin Press
www.corwinpress.com
Principals
Speak Out
(VHS)
by the
Institute
for
Responsive
Education
www.responsiveeducation.org/publications.html
The
Essential
Conversation
-
What Parents
and Teachers
Can Learn
from each
Other
by Sarah
Lawrence
Lightfoot,
Random House
NY/Toronto,
2003
Engaging
Families and
Communities
-
Pathways to
Educational
Success
by Larry
Decker,
Virginia
Decker and
Associates,
Fairfax, VA
National
Community
Education
Association
www.ncea.com/pubs_products
Building
Partnerships
Workbook
by Northwest
Regional
Educational
Laboratory
www.nwrel.org/ruraled/publications/com_building.pdf
Building
Support for
Better
Schools:
Seven Steps
to Engaging
Hard-to-Reach
Communities
by Southwest
Educational
Development
Laboratory
www.sedl.org/pubs/family27/welcome.html
Approaches
to Parent
Involvement
for
Improving
the Academic
Performance
of
Elementary
School Age
Children
Increasing
Parent
Involvement
Linked to
Increased
Literacy
Achievement
by Eric
Dearing,
Boston
College;
Holly
Kreider,
Harvard
Family
Research
Project;
Sandra
Simpkins,
University
of Arizona;
and Heather
Weiss,
Harvard
Family
Research
Project,
January 2007
Home,
School, and
Community
Collaboration
Culturally
Responsive
Family
Involvement
by Kathy
Grant and
Julie Ray
SAGE
Publications,
Inc.
Using the
culturally
responsive
family
support
model, this
text
prepares
teachers to
work
effectively
with the
diverse
families of
their
students
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