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Nourishing a strong school culture with sustainable family partnerships

Written by TalkingPoints The bus doors swing open and sneakers scurry towards the school entrance. Instead of a cold metal door handle, students are ushered inside with high fives and […]

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Meet your back-to-school superfans: Families!

Written by Kate Pechacek The back-to-school tale of two cities There’s something exciting about back-to-school season. The new class of kindergarteners enter the doors for the first time, middle schoolers […]

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Responsive family engagement: Honoring every school community

Written by Kate Pechacek Universal Family Engagement defined Universal Family Engagement is the practice of improving outcomes for all students by fostering effective partnerships between schools and families. Universal Family […]

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5 benefits of Universal Family Engagement for classrooms

Written by Kate Pechacek A multiplier effect Universal Family Engagement is the practice of improving outcomes for all students by fostering effective partnerships between schools and families. The research supporting […]

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From nice-to-have to must-have: Rethinking family engagement in schools

Written by TalkingPoints Educators are united by a single mission: to ensure every student leaves K-12 prepared for the future. It seems simple, right?  Yet, everyday challenges often stand in […]

From ASU+GSV to TED: Centering human connection in the age of AI

Written by TalkingPoints Founder and CEO Heejae Lim Early April is one of my favourite times of year. Spring is blooming, and so is “conference season”. I started last week […]