La participación tuya en las actividades escolares demuestra a tu hijo que la escuela te importa.
Haz clic en un grado escolar abajo para ver recursos acerca de ofrecerse de voluntario en la escuela de tu hijo.
Preescolar y kindergarten
Artículos
- Cómo puede participar más en la escuela de su hijoHay muchas maneras de participar en las actividades de la escuela de su hijo. Este artículo presenta una lista de diversas maneras de participar.
Videos / Webinars
- Sea voluntario en la escuela de su hijoCómo empezar a ofrecerse de voluntario en la escuela de su hijo, y qué puede hacer aun si trabaja durante las horas de clases.
Escuela primaria
Artículos
- Cómo puede participar más en la escuela de su hijo
Hay muchas maneras de participar en las actividades de la escuela de su hijo. Este artículo presenta una lista de diversas maneras de participar.
Videos / Webinars
- Sea voluntario en la escuela de su hijo
Cómo empezar a ofrecerse de voluntario en la escuela de su hijo, y qué puede hacer aun si trabaja durante las horas de clases.
Escuela intermedia superior
Artículos
- Cómo puede participar más en la escuela de su hijo
Hay muchas maneras de participar en las actividades de la escuela de su hijo. Este artículo presenta una lista de diversas maneras de participar.
Videos / Webinars
- Sea voluntario en la escuela de su hijo
Cómo empezar a ofrecerse de voluntario en la escuela de su hijo, y qué puede hacer aun si trabaja durante las horas de clases.
Escuela superior (high school)
Artículos
- 10 maneras de ayudar a su hijo adolescente a alcanzar el éxito en la escuela superior
Este artículo presenta una gama de sugerencias detalladas para maneras de que los padres pueden ayudar a sus adolescentes a rendir bien en la escuela.
This article provides a range of detailed suggestions for ways parents can help their teens do well in school. - Cómo puede participar más en la escuela de su hijo
Hay muchas maneras de participar en las actividades de la escuela de su hijo. Este artículo presenta una lista de diversas maneras de participar.
Videos / Webinars
- Sea voluntario en la escuela de su hijo
Cómo empezar a ofrecerse de voluntario en la escuela de su hijo, y qué puede hacer aun si trabaja durante las horas de clases.
Articles
- Chaperoning a Class Field Trip
Tips to keep students safe and engaged on a class field trip.
(2016) Scholastic - How to Get Involved With Your Child’s School
There are many ways you can get involved at your child’s school.
This article has a list of different ways you can get involved. (Also available in Spanish)
(2015) healthychildren.org - Myths that Undermine Parent Involvement
See how parents can partner effectively by supporting home learning, establishing constructive dialogue with educators and policy makers, and shining as individuals within their community.
(2016) Mark Phillips for Edutopia - The PTA: More Than Bake Sales
Find answers to the most-asked questions about parent-teacher groups.
(2016) Scholastic - Volunteering in the Classroom
Tips on volunteering at your child’s school or in the school district.
(2016) Scholastic
Videos / webinars
- Parent Involvement and English Language Learners (ELLs)
Parents of students classified as English Language Learners (ELL) discuss the importance of parent involvement to a child’s education.
(2011) Reading and Beyond - Should You Get Involved in Your Child’s School?
Decades of research show that when parents are involved in their children’s school and education, the children have better grades, test scores, and graduation rates.
(2010) Prevent Child Abuse-N.J. - Volunteering at Your Child’s School
How to begin volunteering at your child’s school and what you can do even if you work during school hours. (Also available in Spanish)
(2015) Georgia Department of Education, Georgia Parental Information and Resource Center, and Georgia Public Broadcasting - Volunteering at Your Child’s School Can Lead to Success
This two part video shows the importance of parent volunteers in schools.
(2012) Jordan School District
Websites
- FACE: Office of Family and Community Engagement
This website contains information about the process for volunteering in a Chicago Public School.
(2016) Chicago Public Schools
Middle School
Articles
- Chaperoning a Class Field Trip
Tips to keep students safe and engaged on a class field trip.
(2016) Scholastic - How to Get Involved With Your Child’s School
There are many ways you can get involved at your child’s school.
This article has a list of different ways you can get involved. (Also available in Spanish)
(2015) healthychildren.org - Myths that Undermine Parent Involvement
See how parents can partner effectively by supporting home learning, establishing constructive dialogue with educators and policy makers, and shining as individuals within their community.
(2016) Mark Phillips for Edutopia - The PTA: More Than Bake Sales
Find answers to the most-asked questions about parent-teacher groups.
(2016) Scholastic - Volunteering in the Classroom
Tips on volunteering at your child’s school or in the school district.
(2016) Scholastic
Videos / webinars
- Parent Involvement and English Language Learners (ELLs)
Parents of students classified as English Language Learners (ELL) discuss the importance of parent involvement to a child’s education.
(2011) Reading and Beyond - Should You Get Involved in Your Child’s School?
Decades of research show that when parents are involved in their children’s school and education, the children have better grades, test scores, and graduation rates.
(2010) Prevent Child Abuse-N.J. - Volunteering at Your Child’s School
How to begin volunteering at your child’s school and what you can do even if you work during school hours. (Also available in Spanish)
(2015) Georgia Department of Education, Georgia Parental Information and Resource Center, and Georgia Public Broadcasting - Volunteering at Your Child’s School Can Lead to Success
This two part video shows the importance of parent volunteers in schools.
(2012) Jordan School District
Websites
- FACE: Office of Family and Community Engagement
This website contains information about the process for volunteering in a Chicago Public School.
(2016) Chicago Public Schools
High School
Articles
- 10 Ways to Help Your Child Succeed in High School
This article provides a range of detailed suggestions for ways parents can help their teens do well in school.
Kids Health - Chaperoning a Class Field Trip
Tips to keep students safe and engaged on a class field trip.
(2016) Scholastic - How to Get Involved With Your Child’s School
There are many ways you can get involved at your child’s school. This article has a list of different ways you can get involved. (Also available in Spanish)
(2015) healthychildren.org - Myths that Undermine Parent Involvement
See how parents can partner effectively by supporting home learning, establishing constructive dialogue with educators and policy makers, and shining as individuals within their community.
(2016) Mark Phillips for Edutopia - The PTA: More Than Bake Sales
Find answers to the most-asked questions about parent-teacher groups.
(2016) Scholastic
Videos / webinars
- Parent Involvement and English Language Learners (ELLs)
Parents of students classified as English Language Learners (ELL) discuss the importance of parent involvement to a child’s education.
(2011) Reading and Beyond - Volunteering at Your Child’s School
How to begin volunteering at your child’s school and what you can do even if you work during school hours. (Also available in Spanish)
(2015) Georgia Department of Education, Georgia Parental Information and Resource Center, and Georgia Public Broadcasting - Volunteering at Your Child’s School Can Lead to Success
This two part video shows the importance of parent volunteers in schools.
(2012) Jordan School District
Websites
- FACE: Office of Family and Community Engagement
This website contains information about the process for volunteering in a Chicago Public School.
(2016) Chicago Public Schools - Should You Get Involved in Your Child’s School?
Decades of research show that when parents are involved in their children’s school and education, the children have better grades, test scores, and graduation rates.
(2010) Prevent Child Abuse-N.J.
