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Empowered Parents = Stronger Student Achievement

Empowered Parents = Stronger Student Achievement

January 17, 2018

Posted at 14:49h in In the News by aainman

As part of The 74’s parent engagement series, Katie Braude and Chantel Hunter Mah urge school districts—specifically the Los Angeles Unified School District—to give parents real power to make changes in their children’s classrooms, especially given the link between parental involvement and student achievement.