Behind every successful public school student is a great public school teacher. And great teachers make great public schools. But teachers can’t do it alone.
The research is clear: Students perform better in school when their parents are actively involved in their education.
“Teachers help students soar and make their hopes and dreams come true,” said Reg Weaver, president of the National Education Association. “And when parents are involved in their children’s education, they will go farther – and the schools they attend are better.”
NEA, which represents 2.8 million teachers, education support professionals and other educators, offers five easy ways for parents to get more involved in education year-round:
1. Check in with teachers on a regular basis. Be proactive and don’t wait for a problem or challenge to arise before taking action.
2. Get to know the guidance counselors and other school employees. Education support professionals generally know all of the students in the school, and their relationship with your children will continue as they move from one grade to the next.
3. Attend...
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