Over the years, several family engagement opportunities were provided for parents including:
- Parents and Teachers Talking Together (PT3)
- Parenting Partners
- Parent Leadership 101
- bornlearning Academy
Data collected shows that parents are taking advantage of the opportunities to engage when those opportunities are provided.
| Percent of students who have an adult family member attend a school event this year (As of March 2018) |
| James E. Biggs Early Childhood |
100% |
| Glenn O. Swing Elementary |
86% |
| John G. Carlisle Elementary |
86% |
| Latonia Elementary |
79% |
| Ninth District Elementary |
64% |
| Sixth District Elementary |
81% |
| Holmes Middle School |
56% |
| Holmes High School |
62% |
Family engagement is defined as the percentage of students that have had at least one adult attend an event offered during the school year. In an effort to provide a greater variety of events to appeal to families, the following classifications were developed:
• Informative family engagement events focus on increasing awareness and building relationships between families and the school.
• Collaborative family engagement events focus on parents, students, and teachers contributing and participating in activities together to strengthen relationships.
• Instructive family engagement events focus on education and learning. Families may attend workshops or educational presentations.
• Interactive family engagement events feature activities that families participate in together to celebrate various occasions or holidays.
• Observation family engagement events feature parents and family members being spectators for their children’s life events.
• Empowerment family engagement events focus on parents serving in a decision-making capacity as advocates for their children and the school.
Events held at all schools as of March 30, 2018.