Perhaps financial support of parental involvement
in schools would be a good investment. I understand there is quite a bit
of research evidence that shows a high correlation between parental involvement
in schools and student achievement / success. I know this may sound like
gong back to
Greetings,
Because of the school district's financial
situation, Ivoted against allocating money for D.A.R.E.; but I asked Sue
Brown (a board member whohas beenvery supportive ofD.A.R.E.)
if she would like to respond to the discussion. She is not currently
subscribed to W.O.D. so if you
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In the past, school districts had 'parental involvement funds' set aside
specifically to help fund support for parental involvement. I believe these
funds were state mandated and state provided. At Madison Elementary, part of
those funds paid for training for parent
