Tag: learning

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Fueling positive school culture: Districtwide solutions for family engagement

Written by Kate Pechacek Why districtwide challenges require a unified culture Every district is charged with the same bold mission: ensure every student leaves the K–12 system ready for college, […]

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Attendance Awareness Month 2025: A month of learning, partnership, and progress

Written by TalkingPoints Every September, Attendance Awareness Month reminds us of a simple truth: the more students show up to school, the more they learn. Supporting districts, schools, educators, and […]

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Parent-teacher conferences that work: What families and educators really want

Written by Paige DeLozier Why it’s time to rethink parent-teacher conferences In many schools, parent-teacher conferences are treated as one-way updates—teachers share grades, families listen, and time runs out. But […]

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10 years of TalkingPoints: How AI is transforming education for families and schools

A 5-part series on breaking barriers, building trust, and driving educational equity with AI Right now, the discussion about AI in education is everywhere—dominating headlines, inspiring hope, and raising tough […]

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4 proven strategies to make families feel welcome in schools and classrooms

Here are four ways to make families feel more welcome in your school buildings and classrooms, engaging them in a positive and inclusive community that supports learning and growth.

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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 […]