Webinar: Parents as Partners in Improving Student Achievement
May 23, 2016
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Webinar: Parents as Partners in Improving Student Achievement
This is a replay of EdWeek's webinar, "Parents as Partners in Improving Student Achievement." Patricia Spradley and Tracy Hill share how they have built strong family and community partnerships to help drive student achievement.
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This is a replay of Education Week’s webinar, “Parents as Partners in Improving Student Achievement.” Parents are critical partners in improving outcomes for students. 2015 Leaders To Learn From Patricia Spradley and Tracy Hill share how they have built strong family and community partnerships to help drive student achievement.
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