Implementation Training
March 05, 2008
Practical Parenting Partnerships begins with
implementation training for a school team comprised of at least one
administrator and other individuals (classroom teacher, counselor,
social worker, school nurse, etc.) from the school community. The
school PPP team receives a set of comprehensive curriculum
materials to be used in a variety of ways. Workshops, complete with
overhead masters, handouts, information sheets and family
activities, cover many topics such as discipline, stress,
nutrition, homework, sibling relationships, and communication in
four PPP Notebooks:
Family Systems, Lifespan Development, Wellness, and Home/School
Relationships. Training
also helps schools plan for their local programs - forming an
advisory board, building a parent resource center, considering who
and what activities are already involved in parenting issues,
working in teams and garnering support, planning activities, and
deciding possible funding sources.
Join a growing number of schools who are participating in the
Practical Parenting Partnerships (PPP) program. Take advantage of
this golden opportunity to build stronger ties between home, school
and community.
To initiate and maintain a PPP program, a team from the school (at
least one administrator and one parent educator/facilitator) must
attend a two-day training session.
Trainings can be specially arranged for other states with a group of at least 20 participants.
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Cost: |
$410 for first team member (includes resource notebooks) $225 each for additional team member |
Lodging is not included in the registration cost.
Click here for registration form.
