We are evaluating the United Way Worldwide’s Family Engagement for High School Success initiative, which aims to support the families of disadvantaged high school youth by increasing involvement in their children’s education.
The Family Involvement Network of Educators (FINE) is a national network of thousands dedicated to promoting strong partnerships between schools, families, and communities.
These webinars aim to provide opportunities for stakeholders representing national, regional, and local organizations to learn about family, school, and community engagement research and innovations, as well as best practices from the field.
The NCPFCE is one of four centers comprising Head Start’s Training and Technical Assistance System, and is a partnership between the Brazelton Touchpoints Center at Children’s Hospital Boston and Harvard Family Research Project, with support from three other organizations.
This leadership collaborative informs the development and implementation of federal policy related to family, school, and community engagement in education.
With an eye toward continuous improvement and career enrichment, we provide a host of research-based teacher preparation and professional development resources and training tools for teachers, teacher educators, administrators, and policymakers.
The School Transition Study was a longitudinal study examining the impact of family, school, and community factors on the developmental pathways of low-income children from kindergarten through fifth grade.
