Creating family friendly schools 6-9-10 with narrative 2
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This document outlines many ways to create a family friendly school environment, including welcoming signage at the entrance, a friendly school office, designated waiting areas, displays of student work, clean facilities, and resources for families like a family resource center, library, and cafeteria that allows families to eat together. It emphasizes the importance of clear communication, recognizing students and families, and providing opportunities for families to be involved through activities, meetings, and interactive homework assignments.
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- 1. Creating Family Friendly Schools
- 2. Entering the Community Provide signs to direct visitors to the school
- 3. Signs for the School Building
- 4. Clearly Marked Parking for Visitors Clearly Marked Handicapped Parking Designated Parking Spaces
- 5. Entrance Welcoming Outside Entrance Welcoming Signs Welcoming Signs at the School Entrance
- 6. Welcome to Our School Greeter to Direct and Welcome Visitors Signs Direct Visitors Signs Welcome Families
- 7. Communication and Recognition Reusable Monthly Calendars Whiteboards with Daily Messages Recognition of Students and Families
- 11. Maps of BuildingOffice is Near Entrance No Barrier Between Families and Staff Counters are Family Friendly VIP- Very Important Parent/Guest
- 13. Sofa
- 14. Plants
- 17. Seeks feedback
- 18. Coffee with the principal offered
- 21. Degrees
- 23. Displays of Population Served Resources for Military Families
- 24. School is Clean and Inviting Clean Bathrooms Inviting Hallways Benches Made by Principal and Parents
- 25. Character Education Special Hallway Signs Responsibility Encouragement Continue to Reinforce Kindness and Acceptance
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- 28. Positive Phone Calls and Postcards
- 29. E-mails
- 30. Teacher Webpages
- 31. Welcome Chair
- 33. No Barrier Between Parents and Teacher During Conferences
- 34. Parent Bulletin BoardColorful and Friendly Communication with Families
- 35. School Spirit School Mascot on Signs School Colors Throughout School Walkway with School’s Team Name School Spirit Store
- 36. Alumni Distinguished Alumni Hall of Achievement Include a Link on School’s Website for Alumni Create Ways to Keep Alumni Connected to the School
- 37. Family Resource Center Books Educational Materials Resources
- 38. Educational Resources Comfortable Space for Families Parenting Resources for Families Computer Access for Families
- 39. Resource Area in a Hallway Portable Resource Area for Parents Resource Area in High School Alcove Portable Display Resource Area in Alcove of Jr./Sr. HS
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- 49. Friendly Signs Welcome Bags Leaving the Building
- 50. Resources www.nyspirc.org www.familyfriendlyschools.org www.partnershipschools.org www.csos.jhu.edu/P2000/tips/index.htm www.knowhow2go.org (This presentation was adapted from www.familyfriendlypartnershipschools.org)
- 51. www.nyspirc.org What Can You Do?