What they call their work
What they do
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Family-School Engagement Programs 3 activities
- Encouraging parent participation in school lifePromotes and supports active parent involvement in the school community at PS41Q to enhance engagement and shared responsibility for student success.
- Fostering collaboration among parents, teachers, students, and staffBuilds and maintains cooperative working relationships among parents, teachers, students, and school staff at PS41Q to strengthen school community dynamics.
- Providing parent training for school involvementOffers opportunities and training programs for parents of PS41Q students to effectively participate in school activities and contribute to the educational environment.
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Public School Support Fundraising 1 activity
- Fundraising for supplemental educational and social-well-being programsConducts fundraising activities to support supplemental educational and social-well-being programs at PS41Q, enhancing student experience and school resources.
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School-Specific Educational Support 1 activity
- Providing support services and resources for student educational growthProvides direct support services and resources to PS41Q aimed at advancing student educational growth and improving academic outcomes.
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Who they work with
- Public School 41Q Partner — Primary partner school for which the organization provides support and programming.
How they approach the work
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- Collaborative School-Community Engagementmethodology: collaborative-school-community-engagementBy fostering cooperative relationships among parents, teachers, students, and staff, we improve student well-being and educational outcomes, because a unified support network creates a more effective and responsive learning environment.
- Parent Engagement Through Trainingmethodology: parent-engagement-through-trainingBy training and informing parents, we increase their participation in the school community, because knowledgeable and skilled parents are more likely to engage meaningfully with educators and support student success.