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Family engagement works at every grade level. Research from Learning Heroes and TNTP shows that schools with strong family engagement saw smaller spikes in absenteeism and lower rates of learning loss in reading and math during the pandemic. The takeaway is clear: when homes and schools team up, everyone wins. Explore more insights in Centering Families in the Future of Education: Insights & Perspectives From 10 Years of Research. https://lnkd.in/eM3cWfbe #LearningHeroes10 #NationalFamilyEngagementMonth

Learning differences are common, yet the support families need often is not. Nearly 1 in 5 students has a learning difference, but only 20% of parents say it’s easy to navigate the evaluation process. Many face long wait times, stigma, and confusing systems that delay critical help for their child. Every family deserves clear information, timely evaluations, and the support their child needs to thrive. Explore this finding and more in the new report Centering Families in the Future of Education: Insights & Perspectives From 10 Years of Research. https://lnkd.in/eM3cWfbe #LearningHeroes10

When schools make family engagement a strategy, not just a goal, students benefit. By giving teachers the time and training to connect with families, sharing multiple measures of student progress, and teaming up on learning plans, schools can unlock stronger outcomes in learning, attendance, and well-being. Explore these and other insights in our new report, Centering Families in the Future of Education: Insights & Perspectives From 10 Years of Research: https://lnkd.in/eM3cWfbe #LearningHeroes10

Parents and educators want the same thing: for children to thrive. But too often, they’re on parallel tracks, committed yet disconnected. One truth stands out: effective family engagement doesn’t happen by chance, it happens by design. To strengthen the parent-teacher team, schools can: 1️⃣ Build trust 2️⃣ Anchor in student learning and well-being 3️⃣ Invest in structures that support this work Our new report Centering Families in the Future of Education: Insights & Perspectives From 10 Years of Research, builds off a robust and longstanding body of family engagement research and shares 10 insights from the past 10 years. Read the full report at https://lnkd.in/eM3cWfbe #LearningHeroes10

According to the Gallup-Learning Heroes survey B-flation, How good grades can sideline parents, nearly 9 in 10 parents say their child is at or above grade level in reading and math. But national data show only about one-third of eighth graders demonstrate proficiency and above. When parents perceive their child is on track, they may not seek academic supports like tutoring, summer math or reading programs, or even consistent school attendance. Our new report Centering Families in the Future of Education: Insights & Perspectives From 10 Years of Research, builds off a robust and longstanding body of family engagement research and shares 10 insights from the past 10 years. Read the full report at https://lnkd.in/eM3cWfbe #LearningHeroes10

According to the Gallup-Learning Heroes survey, the top worry for parents who know their child is struggling in math is math - above everything else! Awareness isn’t the end goal, it’s the spark that lights the path to action, advocacy, and achievement. Our new report Centering Families in the Future of Education: Insights & Perspectives From 10 Years of Research, builds off a robust and longstanding body of family engagement research and shares 10 insights from the past 10 years. Read the full report at https://lnkd.in/eM3cWfbe #LearningHeroes10