Training Focus:
- Learn how schools, families and communities can partner in a Multi-Tiered System of Supports (RtI/PBIS) to support positive academic, social, emotional, and behavioral outcomes for all students
- Develop knowledge of family partnering legal mandates and the research base for coordinating learning between home and school
- Identify challenges and solutions to successful partnering
- Obtain adaptable, "takeaway" tools to support various activities
- Plan for ongoing everyday family-school-community partnering practices
When: Tuesday May 8th, Adams State College, Student Union Building Room 309
Time: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Registration starts at 8:30 a.m. Lunch is provided, with
coffee/tea in the morning.
Audience: This training is for all education stakeholders, including family and community members. Administrators, teachers, related service providers, higher education faculty, advisory groups, school board members, advocates, and accountability committee members are all invited to participate.
Audience: This training is for all education stakeholders, including family and community members. Administrators, teachers, related service providers, higher education faculty, advisory groups, school board members, advocates, and accountability committee members are all invited to participate.
This training is free, if you would like to attend, please arrive at 8:30am in the Adams State College Student Union Building (room 309) for registration.
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