A Simple Way to Strengthen Parent Engagement
The PRACTICE Parent Empowerment Program gives families practical, research-based lessons they can use at home while helping schools document participation for Title I and family engagement goals.
Family Engagement That Delivers Real Results
Deliver concise, high-impact lessons that help families better support attendance, literacy, grade-level understanding, school communication, and long-term student success. The program gives schools documentation-ready participation tracking and offers lessons in 20 languages, including English, Spanish, Arabic, Mandarin, Bengali, Haitian Creole, Russian, Urdu, and more.
The PRACTICE Parent Empowerment Program is a ready-to-deploy family engagement solution built to help schools share consistent, practical learning content with families at scale. Through short micro-modules, built-in assessments, completion certificates, and real-time tracking, the program helps schools strengthen family partnership while supporting Title I and accountability needs.
Designed for Both At-Home Learning and In-Person Workshops
These lessons can be offered asynchronously for families to complete on their own or used in person by school-based staff and leaders as the foundation for engaging family workshops. Whether led by a parent coordinator, family and community engagement liaison, assistant principal, teacher, community school director, or student leader, each facilitator guide includes a workshop objective, agenda, discussion prompts, and documentation tips to help schools lead strong parent sessions with confidence.
High-Impact Topics for Families to Support Family Engagement Goals
Why Attendance is an
Academic Intervention
Explains to families how consistent attendance protects learning and long-term outcomes.
Reading Stamina:
The Fifteen-Minute Rule
Shows how daily reading builds vocabulary, focus, and comprehension.
How to Know if Your Child is
On Grade Level
Helps families understand progress data and ask better questions about gaps.
Using Parent-Teacher Conferences Strategically
Turns conferences into stronger relationships and clearer next steps.
IEP Explained: Support, Not Stigma
Helps families understand accommodations, evaluations, and support plans.
Screen Time, Phones, & Focus
Gives families practical strategies to improve focus, sleep, and behavior.
The High School Diploma & Postsecondary Reality
Walks families through understanding graduation, financial aid, and life after high school.
Your Child Is Growing Up With AI. Now What?
Helps families guide responsible AI use and future-ready learning habits.
Don’t Let Summer Slide. Help Your Child Summer Forward.
Provides simple habits to maintain learning during school breaks.
The First Five Years Matter More Than Most Parents Realize
Explains how early learning, routines, and attendance shape future success.
Bullying: Not Every Conflict Is Bullying
Helps families identify conflict, bullying, and danger, and respond appropriately.
Your Child Is Watching You More Than They Listen to You
Shows how adult modeling shapes children’s habits, values, and behavior.
Why the School Lunch Form Matters More Than You Think
Shows how one form helps schools understand need and advocate for resources.
Portrait of a Graduate: Preparing Your Child for the Future
Explains the skills children need beyond grades and test scores.
Shaped by Schools, Built to Keep Growing
Our Parent Empowerment Program is designed to be a partnership tool that continues to grow based on school leaders’ feedback and evolving needs, making it easier for schools and families to stay connected through practical, relevant support.
Ready to give families the support they need to help your students succeed beyond the classroom?
Let’s make parent engagement more practical, measurable, and impactful, together.
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