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Kinvolved's Attendance Summit Recap

Kinvolved's Attendance Summit Recap

On Friday, January 27, Kinvolved and South Bronx Rising Together (a joint Children's Aid Society and Phipps Neighborhoods...

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Tags: community organizing, education policy, attendance awareness,

2017 NYC Summit on Family Involvement to Elevate Attendance

2017 NYC Summit on Family Involvement to Elevate Attendance

On Friday, January 27th, from 10am-1pm, Kinvolved and South Bronx Rising Together (a joint Children's Aid Society and Phipps...

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Tags: community organizing, EdData, edtech,

Parent Personalization: Good bye to ___’s mom or _’s dad (Part 3 of 3)

This is the third part of a three-part series of best practices, written by Michele Narov, Lead Teacher in Newark Public Schools.

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Tags: community, community organizing, edtech,

5 Tips for Effective Parent Communication (Part 1 of 3)

This is the first part of a three-part series of best practices, written by Michele Narov, Lead Teacher in Newark Public Schools.

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Tags: academics, app, community,

So much data, so little time: Let's start with the basics.

So much data, so little time: Let's start with the basics.

Blog contribution by Miranda Meyerson, Kinvolved Community Manager

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Tags: academics, app, community,

Defining Student Success in the South Bronx with South Bronx Rising Together

Defining Student Success in the South Bronx with South Bronx Rising Together

The South Bronx Rising Together (SBRT) initiative’s vision is to transform the South Bronx, specifically Community District 3,...

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Tags: community, community organizing, education,

Download our Guide to Family Partnerships

For chronically absent students, the more qualified hands on deck—those with watchful eyes, listening ears, and open hearts—the better the chance they have to succeed. This e-book showcases the voices, and heartbeats, of our educators, who share how their strategies for building student and family relationships, having tough conversations, and celebrating bright spots. The teachers and leaders featured here face real challenges and save real lives every day, and the ability to see things from their perspective drives our work.

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