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The CFEC develops and shares resources to support families and school districts to partner effectively.

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Audience: Parent, Audience: Parent/Caregiver, Audience: Kin-relationship, Resource Type: Framework, Topic: Academics, Age Group: Elementary School (K-5) Brielle Killip Audience: Parent, Audience: Parent/Caregiver, Audience: Kin-relationship, Resource Type: Framework, Topic: Academics, Age Group: Elementary School (K-5) Brielle Killip

Seek Common Ground Family Guides

by Seek Common Ground

Parents and caregivers want their children to succeed in school— to be engaged and excited about learning; to build strong relationships with their teachers and peers; and to learn each year the knowledge and skills they need to be successful academically.

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Resource Type: Book, Age Group: Prek-12, Audience: Student, Audience: Parent/Caregiver, Audience: School Staff, Audience: District Staff, Audience: Community Partner, Resource Type: Article, Topic: Academics, Age Group: Early Childhood, Age Group: Elementary School (K-5), Age Group: Middle School (6-8), Age Group: High School (9-12), Age Group: K-12, Age Group: Higher Education, Age Group: Adult Learning Brielle Killip Resource Type: Book, Age Group: Prek-12, Audience: Student, Audience: Parent/Caregiver, Audience: School Staff, Audience: District Staff, Audience: Community Partner, Resource Type: Article, Topic: Academics, Age Group: Early Childhood, Age Group: Elementary School (K-5), Age Group: Middle School (6-8), Age Group: High School (9-12), Age Group: K-12, Age Group: Higher Education, Age Group: Adult Learning Brielle Killip

American Parents Have No Idea How Their Kids Are Doing in School

by Jenny Anderson

Many American parents would be shocked to know where their kids were actually achieving. Nationally, 90% of parents think their children are reading and doing math at or above grade level. In fact, 26% of eighth graders are proficient or above in math and 31% are proficient or above in English, according to Learning Heroes, an organization that collects data and creates resources to improve parent-teacher relationships.

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