Parental Involvement — The Key to Student Success!
According to the National Education Association (NEA), parents must be actively involved in order to ensure a child’s success in school. Study after study has indicated that a child’s educational experience is enhanced when a parental figure is involved.
Here are a few of the research findings into parental involvement:
- When parents are involved in their child’s education at home, children do better in school.
- Children go farther in school when their parents are involved in school.
- A home environment that supports learning is more important to student success than income, education level or cultural background.
- The sooner the parental involvement starts, the more powerful the effects.
- Some of the results of parental involvement include student achievement, reduced absenteeism and improved behavior.
- Read to or with your children. Join or start a book club with your teen.
- Check homework every day.
- Stay in contact with your child’s teachers.
- Become involved in the school’s parent organization.
- Advocate for better educational support throughout your community.
It’s never too late to get involved with your children and their education!
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