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Parents and Schools: Partners in Education. A Companion Document to "An Education of Value for At Risk Students: Possibilities for Practice."

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Manitoba Dept. of Education and Training, Winnipeg. Student Support Branch. – 1994

Parental involvement in the educational process is examined as one of the elements that can raise academic achievement and allow schools to achieve success. The benefits of parental involvement are outlined, from those to students, such as improved academic performance, greater student motivation, and lower dropout rates, through those to parents…

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Community Characteristics, Cooperation, Cultural Differences