92 Ways to Involve Families and the Community in Education
List of ways to involve parents and the community that will give you new ideas about parent involvement.

• 92 Ways (Microsoft Word)
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SOURCE: Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence, P.O. Box 1658, Lexington, KY 40588-1658. Phone: 859-233-9849. Website: www.prichardcommittee.org.
Contact the Prichard Committee for more examples of surveys.

+ Middle and High Schools

Ideas that Work for Middle and High Schools
Compilation of ideas collected over several years for getting parents involved. Some include information on how to contact the people who developed the ideas who are willing to share.

• Ideas that Work (Microsoft Word)
• Ideas that Work (Adobe Acrobat)

SOURCE: Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence, P.O. Box 1658, Lexington, KY 40588-1658. Phone: 859-233-9849. Website: www.prichardcommittee.org.
Contact the Prichard Committee for more examples of surveys.

+ Tips for Educators

Tips for Creating Effective & Engaging Parent Programs
A one-page easy tip sheet compiled by the Title I SPAC representatives giving educators ideas for creating great parent programs.

• Tips for Creating Parent Involvement Programs (Microsoft Word)
• Tips for Creating Parent Involvement Programs (Adobe Acrobat)

SOURCE: Title I State Parent Advisory Council (SPAC). www.spac.k12.pa.us. Permission to copy, disseminate, or to otherwise use information from above downloadable documents is granted.

Improving Parent Involvement Ideas
A one-page easy tip sheet giving educators ideas for improving their parent programs.

• Improving Parent Involvement (Microsoft Word)
• Improving Parent Involvement (Adobe Acrobat)

SOURCE: Title I State Parent Advisory Council (SPAC). www.spac.k12.pa.us. Permission to copy, disseminate, or to otherwise use information from above downloadable documents is granted.

Tips for Educators
This 3-page easy to read tip sheet was compiled by parents who have attended the Prichard Committee's Commonwealth Institute for Parent Leadership. This resource gives educators great insight into what parents expect from their child's classroom teacher.

• Tips for Creating Parent Involvement Programs (Microsoft Word)
• Tips for Creating Parent Involvement Programs (Adobe Acrobat)

SOURCE: Beverly Raimondo, Commonwealth Institute for Parent Leadership, Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence, P.O. Box 1658, Lexington, KY 40588-1658. Phone: 859-233-9849. Website: www.cipl.org.