Students whose parents are actively involved in their education have better grades, test scores and long-term academic achievement.
Students also attend school more regularly, complete more homework and demonstrate more positive attitudes and behaviors than those with less involved parents.
Family Involvement in Children’s Education: Successful Local Approaches Idea Book, U.S. Department of Education
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The Parent Network is a fully customized online resource that states can employ to engage families with meaningful and timely information about their children’s academic performance. Using each child's assessment scores, Grow transforms performance data into personal action plans and home-learning activities families can use to help their children advance.
Family ActionReports give states and school districts the opportunity to speak to parents about assessments, what the scores mean, and how they can help their children improve. 