PIBE PARENT ACADEMY: Building Partnerships for Student Success in Schools
Parent Institute for Bilingual Education
Bridging Family Engagement in Schools for Student Success
Building Capacity Through Education
PIBE PARENT ACADEMY: Building Partnerships for Student Success in Schools
Bridging Family Engagement in Schools for Student Success
Building Capacity Through Education
As a trusted leader in parent education, we are committed to enhancing parent engagement by providing affordable and quality education that builds capacity and strengthen the relationship between parents, families and schools.
Our evidence-based parent skills training program offers continuity of parent education!
We look forward to serving you with our virtual and
in-person parent engagement workshops because there is no substitute for quality education and family engagement in schools.
TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY FOR PARENTS.
COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS
Each of our parent education series is made up of 8-10 interactive sessions designed to help parents gain the skills to assist their children with homework and academic support.
Each workshop session lasts approximately 1.5 - 2 hours.
Our workshops are available in English or in Spanish.
At Parent Institute for Bilingual Education, we empower parents with the building blocks to help their children reach their full potential.
Our evidence-based parent skills training program has been designed in California to provide parents with proven strategies to assist their students overcome the challenges they face due to the learning lag caused by the pandemic.
Parents and family members who have participated in our interactive workshops have gain the skills to better support their children academically and emotionally.
PIBE: Your Parent Education Partner for Student Success
Teaching Parents Technical Skills
Google for Academic Success
10 Workshop Sessions
Social, Emotion, Behavior, Trauma
Elementary, Middle, High School
8-12 Workshop Sessions
Conversation English for English Language Learners
10-20 Workshop Sessions
First 5:
Preparing children for Academic Success
8 Workshop Sessions
Teaching Parents "How to" Help Their Children Plan for Higher Education.
Making College a Reality
for
Elementary, Middle, and High Schools
8-10 Workshop Sessions
Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math
Project-Based Learning
8-10 Workshop Sessions
Using Technology to Obtain a Better Job
10 Workshops Sessions
Each Series: 8-10 Workshop Sessions
The most widely adopted framework for viewing different levels of parent involvement comes from Johns Hopkins University’s Joyce Epstein, who directs the Center on School, Family, and Community Partnerships and the National Network of Partnership Schools.
Epstein’s six-part framework, Schools, Family, and Community Partnerships, forms the basis of California’s own Family Engagement Framework. It has also been adopted by the National PTA, the National School Boards Association, as well as departments of education in several states.
1. Help with parenting. Schools assist families with parenting skills and provide family support.
2. Communications. Schools communicate with families about programs, curricula and student progress, and create two-way communication channels between school and home.
3. Volunteering. Schools actively recruit parents as volunteers in a wide range of activities.
4. Learning at home. Schools help involve parents in their child’s learning at home, including doing homework, helping their children set goals and other activities related to the school curriculum.
5. Decision-making. Schools include families as participants in school decisions, governance and advocacy activities through school councils or improvement teams, committees and parent organizations.
6. Collaboration. Schools help coordinate their own resources and services for families, students and the school with community organizations, businesses and cultural organizations.
Source: The Power of Parents Research underscores the impact of parent involvement in schools
The research is clear, consistent, and convincing parent, family, and community involvement in education correlates with higher academic performance and school improvement.
When schools, parents, families, and communities work together to support learning, students tend to earn higher grades, attend school more regularly, stay in school longer, and enroll in higher level programs.
Researchers cite parent-family community involvement as a key to addressing the school dropout crisis and note that strong school-family-community partnerships foster higher educational aspirations and more motivated students.
The evidence holds true for students at both the elementary and secondary level, regardless of the parent’s education, family income, or background—and the research shows parent involvement affects minority students’ academic achievement across all races.
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