Summer Reading For Parent Leaders
We all know the importance of summer reading for kids. But how about for parents? Has anyone put together a list of “must reads” to help parent leaders become more informed and ready for a new school year?
That’s part of our mission. So we’ve put together some targeted readings in Ed100 to help you get you ready. If you click on the questions below, you will find the answers. It’s magic.
Parents: A Child's First Teacher
- How can parents help kids succeed in school?
- How does poverty affect parents?
- What happens in a parent-teacher conference? Here’s a Tip Sheet.
- Why read to kids? Isn't talking enough?
Health, Nutrition and Learning
- Do kids get enough exercise at school?
- Which vaccinations do schools require?
- Why is sleep important for students?
- What is a school wellness policy?
Summer: Time to Learn, or Time for Forget?
- Why is absenteeism important?
- Why are schools reducing suspension as a penalty?
- How can parents and the PTA improve attendance?
Spending: Does California Skimp on Education.
- How does California funding for education compare?
- Are California voters aware of low funding for schools?
- Has spending on prisons grown faster than on schools?
Helping others learn is one of the most important roles of a leader. Share this email with your school community. All lessons are available in Spanish. Just go to the very top of the page and click En Español.
As the opening of school gets closer, we’ll send you more tips to help you get ready for the new school year.
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