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Developing Parental Involvement

Shelby Elise Simmons, MAT Colleton County School District SCATA Conference October 23, 2013. Developing Parental Involvement. Professional Development. Who should attend professional development to improve parental involvement?

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Developing Parental Involvement

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  1. Shelby Elise Simmons, MAT Colleton County School District SCATA Conference October 23, 2013 Developing Parental Involvement

  2. Professional Development • Who should attend professional development to improve parental involvement? • What does professional development that improves parental involvement look like? • How do you measure success?

  3. Who Should Attend? • Parent Volunteers • Administrators • Teachers • All staff members that regularly communicate with parents – attendance clerks, nurses, bus drivers, and custodians have a role

  4. How do you differentiate? • Offer PD in multiple ways • Tailor to audience and type of interaction • Prioritize groups and topics • Create distance and/or self-paced opportunities • Embed in other PD activities http://uplift.ccsdtitle1.org/facilitators.html

  5. Topics • Selected based on Needs Assessment data • Annual Parent Survey • Annual Staff Survey • Review of Parent Involvement Plan/Policy • District Objectives • This Year: Technology & Literacy

  6. Topics • Engaging Parents and Students with Technology • Incorporating Technology using the Media Center • Socially Accessible – technology for families with special needs • Reading Skills – Finding Facts/Characterization

  7. Methods and Materials • Books and materials that will be used during sessions • Websites, apps, and activities • Newsletter http://social.shelbyesimmons.me • Email and Social Media • District Teacher Work Days • Staff Meetings

  8. Evaluation • We track # of attendees • We survey: • Attendees • All Parents • Staff • Results: • Increased attendance • Improved survey responses

  9. Contact Me! • Shelby Simmons • sesimmons@colletonsd.org • 843-782-4522 • ccsdtitle1@colletonsd.org

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