Active parental involvement is crucial for a students' academic success, emotional well-being, and social development. Research have shown that active involvement leads to higher grades, better attendance, greater self-esteem, and improved behavior.

What is Parental Involvement?

Parental involvement refers to the amount of participation a parent has, when it comes to schooling in their child’s life.

The Problem

A lack of parental involvement can result in poor academic performance, decreased motivation, and behavioral problem.

Our Mission: Spread awareness regarding Active Parental Involvement

We call on parents, guardians, and educators to join us in promoting and supporting active parental involvement in education. By providing a supportive and nurturing environment that fosters academic success and helps students reach their full potential.

• To Parents/Guardians - provide them with valuable information on how their involvement can positively affect their children's academic success. This will highlight effective ways to support their children's learning, fostering a more collaborative and supportive home-school environment.
• To Teachers and Educators - offer teachers insights into the dynamics of home-school collaboration and the impact of parental involvement in student learning. This information can inform teaching strategies and help teachers better support students by working collaboratively with parents. Understanding the factors contributing to student success can lead to more effective classroom management and individualized learning plans.

Take Part

By signing this petition, we hope to call the attention of parents and guardians to be actively involved in their child's education.

Here are the main reasons why you should sign this petition now:

1. Parental involvement and participation in education improves a child's academic performance.
2. Family, as the basic unit of society, is the primary factor that affects children's personality development.
3. Parental participation fosters positive relationships between educators and parents and helps create school environments that are conducive to children's success.
4. Parents' engagement in working directly with their children on learning academic activities and the development of their children's personalities may be affected by their achieving a goal towards which one has worked. 

Contact Us

Email: adriancarlposadas@gmail.com 

Phone: +639912396784

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