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6 Steps for Engaging Families to Boost Attendance and Drive Positive Student Outcomes

As the second semester is underway, many K-12 leaders continue to face challenges with high levels of absenteeism. While educators understand that getting students into the classroom is often the […]

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Leading the Way: 2024’s Lessons in Universal Family Engagement

Written by Paige DeLozier   As December ends and a new year begins, it’s important to reflect on what this year held for TalkingPoints and our partners.  For TalkingPoints, 2024 […]

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TalkingPoints featured in National PTA and Johns Hopkins University’s Family Engagement Resource

The TalkingPoints Universal Family Engagement platform was featured in the new, free online resource of evidence-based programs that strengthen family-school partnerships and improve student outcomes.   San Francisco, CA – […]

5 Family Engagement Myths Busted

by Paige DeLozier   Family engagement is a concept that some educators specialize in, while others are less familiar with it. Nonetheless, everyone has an opinion on the topic, and […]

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Teacher Spotlight: Carving out Student Success with Sam Haven

Written by Paige DeLozier   With eleven years of teaching experience in Aurora, Colorado, Sam Haven has had the privilege of instructing a diverse population of students across a wide […]

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When Universal Family Engagement is the Solution

Turning challenges into opportunities for connection Written by Paige DeLozier   Educators, students, and their families face challenges every day from academic frustration to attendance issues to mental health concerns. […]

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