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Family Engagement and 21st Century Community Learning Centers
Engaging families in program activities is an essential element of 21st CCLC goals. Communicating with families, honoring families' cultures, and inviting families to contribute to and participate in programs can be done in a variety of ways.
You for Youth Trainings to Go
Trainings to Go are hour-long training plans that include a PowerPoint, handouts, and training guides. Click the trainings to get tips on how to customize professional development plans to fit different staff needs, training time frames, and training goals.
Family Engagement
Cultural Competence
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Engaging ELL Families: 20 Strategies for School Leaders
Engaging ELL Families: 20 Strategies for School Leaders from AdLit.org. Outlines steps leading to parent participation, leadership and community partnerships. |
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Beyond the Bell: Chapter 3 | |
Engaging Families of Children with Disabilities |
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