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Articles On Education Issues That May Impact Parent Engagement

Too many parents don't know what types of issues may end up surfacing in their community.  They don't usually know how to fight a problem or support a good cause.  They don't know the power of coming together for a cause.  Please keep in mind that these articles are not products of Parent Engagement Solutions and do not represent the work we do. They are offered here for the purpose of increasing your general knowledge of associated subject matter.  What is affecting teachers? What ideas are surfacing?  What battles are others waging?  

The need for parents to be engaged is found in these articles; the reasons this work matters; what parents and educators in other parts of the country or the world are concerned about.  Parent engagement solutions are needed so other problems can be solved.  As you read you will learn about other views and insights, and it might cause you to open a dialogue with someone else.  These articles may support your beliefs or challenge them.  Either is a good thing, because learning is always good.  Please feel free to look around and we hope to have a forum open soon where more dialogue can happen.  
  • Program helps ESL students prepare for kindergarten
  • ​​Are summer ‘camps’ the next frontier in helping disadvantaged students catch up?
  • It’s not academic: The skyrocketing cost of college looks like a racket​
  • ​Why charter schools get public education advocates so angry
  • PORSE to deliver early childhood education courses online
  • Parents opposed to charter school expansion cite excessive discipline rates
  • Hundreds of parents band together to oppose charter school expansion
  • Insiders or outsiders: who runs public school districts better?
  • County health officials look for sex education funding after Kansas drops federal grants
  • Gifted kids can be more sensitive to screen violence, study says
  • ​​How School Failed My Kid and Made Me an Education Activist
  • Why Do So Many Schools Want to Implement Project-Based Learning?
  • NJ approves PARCC test as a graduation requirement in 2021
  • This Popular Math Class Is At The Heart Of The STEM Gender Gap

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  • ​​Parents in middle of legal fight between online school and state
  • ​For Cengage Exec, Detroit Collective Impact about Hope, Education
  • Higher Education: Putting Our Children on the Bus to Success
  • Minn. test scores remain flat; achievement gap stays open
  • Teachers get collaborative lesson-planning time 
  • The Internet Isn’t Making Us Dumber — It’s Making Us More ‘Meta-Ignorant’
  • Anti-Catholic Blaine Amendment Could Damage Nevada School Choice Reform
  • BLAST introduces Virginia middle school students to hands-on STEM education
  • ​Families tapping more scholarships, grants to pay for college 
  • ​Five things to know about California's new science standards
  • Launching a Makerspace: Lessons Learned From a Transformed School Library 
  • "We Don’t Have Resources to Keep Up with Technology"
  •  Empathy, Technology, and How to Reduce School Suspensions by 50% 
  •  4 Ways School Can Literally Save Lives

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