Sending our sympathy, thoughts, and prayers to our ParentCamp Family. Laura Gilchrist, ParentCamp Vice President and Kaytra MacDonald-Miller, Childcare Coordinator for #SussexMSParentCamp both suffered losses this past week. Our hearts are with them at this time. May they find peace and comfort.
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JOIN US FOR NATIONAL VIRTUAL PARENTCAMP ON NOVEMBER 16
In conjunction with Kentucky Family Engagement Week, join Virtual ParentCamp as we celebrate National Family Engagement Week! We listen to our attendees at our Virtual ParentCamps and value your needs! On November 16th, we have incredible facilitators who will drive powerful conversations about college financial planning, social-emotional practices, the dynamics of positive self-talk, and building family involvement. Registration is open! Go to https://www.parentcamp.org/event/2022-11-16-vpc/ . We can’t wait to have you join us!
Read MoreJoin Us for National Virtual ParentCamp on November 2
It has been a busy but fun summer! Thank you for being patient with us as we have been out traveling, training schools and supporting them along their ParentCamp journeys. We’re excited to start up our National Virtual ParentCamps again. We hope you join us. We have some wonderful facilitators for you to meet! Registration is open now for Wednesday, November 2nd’s Virtual ParentCamp. Join us from 8 pm ET/5 pm PT to 9 pm ET/6 pm PT. Registration will turn off at 7 pm ET/4 pm PT. To register,…
Read MoreNational Virtual ParentCamp begins November 2
Mark you calendar! Virtual ParentCamp begins November 2, 2022 from 8:00-9:00 pm. Rooms “to be announced.” Registration opens soon!
Read MoreNational Alliance of Black School Educators’ Parent Summit
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken an especially heavy toll on Black, Hispanic, and Indigenous communities. The learning loss was especially acute in schools that predominantly serve students of color. While the worst-case scenarios from the spring may have been averted, the cumulative learning loss could be substantial, especially in mathematics—with students on average likely to lose five to nine months of learning by the end of this school year. Students of color could be six to 12 months behind, compared with four to eight months for white students. Parents, teachers, students, administrators,…
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