Brochures

• Be Family Friendly: It's Good Business

• Get Involved! How Parents and Families Can Help Their Children Do Better in School

• Join Together for Kids: How Communities Can Support Family Involvement in Education

• Team Up for Kids! How Schools Can Support Family Involvement in Education

Other Publications

• After-School Programs: Keeping Children Safe and Smart

• Answer the Call: Put High Expectations and Standards of Excellence to Work in Your Schools

• A Call to Commitment: Fathers' Involvement in Children's Learning

• The Corporate Imperative: A Business Guide for Implementing Strategic Education Partnerships

• Investing in Partnerships for Student Success: A Basic Tool for Community Stakeholders to Guide Educational Partnership Development and Management

• Thinking College Early

Conferences and Presentations

• Better Education Is Everybody's Business!

• Conference Highlights -- A New Understanding of Parent Involvement: Family/Work/School

• Finding Common Ground--How Faith Communities Support Children's Learning

• 1997 Improving America's Schools conference presentation. This Microsoft PowerPoint version 97 presentation (994,000 bytes) contains charts, graphs, and key research data on family involvement. Developed by Planning and Evaluation Service at the U.S. Department of Education and the National Coalition for Parent Involvement in Education, this presentation was given at the Parent Involvement Institute of the Improving America's Schools conferences in fall of 1997. Due to high demand, the Partnership has made this presentation available online, so you can use it in your own presentations on family involvement.

• Speaker's Notes and Presentations on the Partnership for Family Involvement in Education. These presentations, available in both HTML and Microsoft PowerPoint 7.0 format, outline the research-based rationale and activities for each of the four Partnership sector groups--family-school, community, employer, and religious partners. Partners can download these presentations for use in speaking to groups about the Partnership and to find out more about family and community involvement in education and the Partnership's supporting activities.

This site last updated on february 24, 2005 by [jer]