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UNIVERSAL FAMILY ENGAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION:
Semester 1 Workbook

A step-by-step plan to engage every family from the start

Scroll down to find resources that can help you improve student success by using family engagement as a powerful, school-wide strategy.

Universal Family Engagement Self-Check Quiz

Family Engagement = Student Success. How’sYour District Doing?”
Assess where you stand and get actionable strategies in under 5 minutes.

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Research Report

Causal studies show family engagement improves attendance. TalkingPoints Platform Decreased Student Absence Rates By 15-24%.

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Introduction to TalkingPoints

Discover how TalkingPoints’ platform helps build strong school-family partnerships in this short overview video.

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Boost Family Engagement with Strategic Timing

Discover how Principal Melissa Molina transformed how families connect—using data to send weekly newsletters at just the right moment.

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Aurora Public Schools Strengthens Family Partnerships to Improve Outcomes

By breaking language barriers and building trust, APS connected with families across 160 languages to strengthen student outcomes.

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Build Stronger School–Family Partnerships Today

Explore proven strategies to strengthen family engagement with TalkingPoints’ free Universal Family Engagement Guide.

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About TalkingPoints

TalkingPoints is a nonprofit education technology organization that drives student outcomes by unlocking the power of effective family-school partnerships. Our award-winning communication and family engagement platform uses evidence-based practices and breakthrough translation technology to remove barriers and build trust with all families—no matter their language, background, or access to tech.

“Effective family engagement isn’t extra—it’s essential. And when we do it right, everyone wins.”
—Dr. Karen Mapp, Harvard Graduate School of Education