Mastery parents made their voices heard at a recent public hearing, sharing student success stories and the positive impact of Mastery Schools with Mayor Cherelle L. Parker and the newly-appointed Philadelphia School Board. We are so proud of this partnership we have built with our families through the Mastery Parent Action Team (MPAT), which helps parents develop organizing and advocacy skills to lead in their local communities. We would especially like to thank Nelly Jadan, James Felder, and Tanica Billey, parents of students at Thomas Campus, Pastorius-Richardson Elementary, Wister Elementary, and Pickett Campus, for their testimonies. #WeAreMastery #PHLed #FamilyEngagement
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🎙️ Empowering Parents: Get Involved in Your Child’s Education! In my recent discussion on the Chris Heasley Radio Show, I emphasized the crucial role parents play in shaping their children’s educational environment. It’s time for parents to step up, attend local school board meetings, and engage with the decisions that impact their kids' futures. Key Points: Engage Locally: Attend ISD meetings, understand who represents your children, and what values and programs are being implemented. Speak Up: If something doesn't sit right with you, voice your concerns. Share your views and encourage dialogue. Foster Dialogue: It’s essential to have conversations where disagreement is okay. By sharing and listening, we can foster understanding and make meaningful changes. Let’s work together to create a supportive and effective educational system for our children. Watch the full clip to learn more about how you can get involved and make a difference. 📚🗣️ #MarkStross #ChrisHeasleyShow #Education #ParentalInvolvement #CommunityEngagement #Dialogue #ISDMeetings #Empowerment #EducationalChange #Leadership #Advocacy
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Family engagement is doing things differently, not doing more. School leaders and parents can improve home-to-school partnerships by rethinking how school leaders are already engaging parents and families to support their child’s education. Keep tabs on the njfehub.org website for more information on how we're bringing NJ parents and school leaders together for the benefit of NJ students. #njfehub #NJFamilyEngagementHub #FamilyEngagement #StudentSuccess
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How fascinating it is to witness a child's natural grasp of concepts! I recently experienced this with my daughter, who effortlessly understood rhyming while rapping about her car. It's moments like these that highlight the beauty of homeschooling, allowing parents to tailor education to their child's interests and abilities. As a parent and teacher, I've found that discovering a child's passions and incorporating them into learning is key to their growth and skill development. This personalized approach nurtures their gifts and fuels their curiosity, fostering a love for learning. For parents gearing up for the new school year, here are some valuable tips: - Take the time to understand your child's strengths, weaknesses, and interests. This insight will guide you in supporting their learning journey beyond the classroom. - Foster a positive relationship with your child's teachers and school administrators. Your active involvement and advocacy are crucial in ensuring your child receives the necessary support and comprehension of academic standards. Embrace the joys and challenges of homeschooling and parental involvement in education. Let's make this school year a rewarding experience for our children! #homeschool #backtoschool #parentsasteachers
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✨Let's talk about Parents and Special Educators Collaborating✨ 1. Ask the teachers questions - Remember the saying “There is no such thing as a dumb question” 2. Speak up for your child if something in the classroom is not working for them - If a classmate is bothering them in their seat; they can’t see the board; they need help academically, emotionally, or behaviorally 3. Volunteer in the classroom - This is a great way to get a hands-on look at what your child is learning in the classroom. There are many parents who express to me that their child is so much different at home than at school. By volunteering in the classroom, the parent can see how the child interacts with their teacher and peers and get ideas on ways to work with their child at home. 4. Get to know your children’s friends and their families - I find this really helpful as a parent. I like getting to know the other families to give my children a chance to socialize with their peers outside of the classroom. How do you make special education a collaborative process? Comment below! #SpecialEducation #EFMP #IEP #Collaboration #MilitaryChildren #MilitaryFamilies
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I help parents of autistic children escape the medical model IEP and access appropriate educational support safely.
It's crucial to recognize that parents and teachers are on the same team when it comes to a child's education. They share a common goal: ensuring the best possible future for the kids. When teachers feel they have to pick between their job and standing up for what's right, it not only affects them but also impacts the partnership between parents and educators. Imagine how powerful it would be if everyone—teachers, parents, and the whole community—could work together seamlessly, advocating for the best interests of the children. It's not just about the classroom; it's about shaping the future generation. So, when teachers are faced with this tough choice, it's not only a loss for them but potentially a setback for the collaborative effort needed to provide the best education for our kids. It's a reminder that we should be fostering an environment where everyone can contribute to the growth and well-being of our children. #TeachersAdvocacy #EduCollaboration #TeacherStruggles #EducationPartnership #EmpowerEducators #ParentTeacherTeam #StudentFirst #EducationDilemmas
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Empower your school to foster a vibrant culture! Utilize our holiday videos to educate your students about the world. They are invaluable for promoting equity and inclusion! #broadcastmadeeasy #elementaryeducation #holidayvideos #morningannouncements #broadcastadvisors #schoollibrarians #instructionaltechnologists #elementaryprincipals #charterschools #education
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Sharing insights from our interview with Paul M. Escala on The Block and Tackle Show! Learn from an education leader passionate about advocating for underrepresented children and fostering academic success. Subscribe at www.blockandtackleshow.com #EducationForAll #BusinessPodcast
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School is about to begin, and here's a gentle reminder for all parents out there. Take 5 minutes to sit with your child and have a conversation about kindness. Teach them that making fun of someone's differences is never okay. Emphasize that there's beauty in diversity and that everyone deserves respect, regardless of their appearance or background. Explain to your child the importance of inclusivity and compassion. Help them understand that every individual, regardless of their circumstances, deserves to feel accepted and valued. Encourage them to be a source of positivity and support for their peers. Remind your child that school is a place for learning, growth, and building friendships. Encourage them to focus on their education and personal development, rather than engaging in negative behaviors or competition. Kindness and empathy can go a long way in creating a safe and supportive school environment. Let's instill these values in our children from an early age, teaching them to be empathetic, understanding, and inclusive. Thank you, Linda Dickey and Kim Downs Norway, for the important reminder. It all starts at home. #KindnessMatters #Inclusivity #SchoolPrep 📚🌟
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Do you need help broaching EDIJ? Just going through data from a recent whole school Equity, Diversity and Inclusion training I facilitated for Elementary, Middle and High school teachers + staff. These are awkward conversations but we must have them often. And now more than ever. If your organization needs support in tackling this important + vast topic, please be in touch!
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🌟 Building a Strong School Community: Tips for the New School Year 🌟 As we gear up for the new school year, it's important to focus on building a strong, connected school community. Here are some tips to foster positive relationships and a supportive environment for everyone: 1. Organize Social Events: Plan welcome events, potlucks, and meet-and-greets for staff, parents, and students to get to know each other. 2. Encourage Open Communication: Establish clear communication channels between teachers, administrators, and parents to ensure everyone stays informed and engaged. 3. Create Collaborative Opportunities: Encourage teamwork and collaboration among staff through regular meetings, workshops, and team-building activities. 4. Celebrate Diversity: Recognize and celebrate the diverse backgrounds and cultures within your school community, promoting inclusivity and respect. 5. Engage with the Community: Build partnerships with local organizations, businesses, and community leaders to enrich the school experience and support student learning. At Clever Education Solutions, we believe that a strong, connected community is the foundation of a successful school. Let’s work together to create an environment where everyone feels valued and supported. 🌱✨ #SchoolCommunity #BackToSchool #MontessoriEducation #CleverEducationSolutions #CommunityBuilding #MontessoriAdmin
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