Parent and Community Resources

Parent and Community Resources

Education is a partnership between schools, families, and the community. By working together, we can create a supportive environment that fosters student success. This section offers resources and opportunities to help parents and community members engage in their child's learning.

Supporting Your Child’s Learning

Parents play a vital role in their child’s education. Use these resources to support learning at home:

• Homework and Study Tips: Establish routines, create a quiet workspace, and encourage goal-setting.
• Parent Guides: Access grade-level expectations and tips for literacy and math.
  • Links
    • Help Your Child Become a Strong Reader
    • Know Your Child's Reading Score
    • Family Enrichment Activities
    • MDE Guide to Student Success
    • Resources for Parents
• TED Talks for Parents:
  • "The Power of Believing That You Can Improve" by Carol Dweck
  • "Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance" by Angela Lee Duckworth
  • "Every Kid Needs a Champion" by Rita Pierson

Community Involvement Opportunities

We encourage community members to actively support our schools through:

• Volunteer Programs: Assist with events, classroom activities, or mentorship.
• Parent-Teacher Organizations (PTO): Partner with educators to support school initiatives.
• Community Partnerships: Businesses and organizations can collaborate through sponsorships, donations, and projects.

For more information, contact KSD's Parent and Community Liaison, Amy Terrell at amy.terrell@kosciuskoschools.com

Literacy and Math Resources for Parents

Strengthen your child’s skills with these tools: 

• Literacy Resources:
  • Reading Rockets Parent Tips
  • Free eBook Resources (Open Library)
• Math Resources:
  • Khan Academy Math Activities
  • Cool Math Games

Commitment to Collaboration

We value the vital role of parents and the community in education. Together, we can empower every student to reach their full potential and build a lifelong love of learning.