Family & Community Partnership Office
The Purpose of the Family & Community Partnership Office
Parent Leadership Team of the Family and Community Partnership Office
Additional Information
- FWPS Family & Community Partnership Office, one of 6 models in the Nation to be selected by the Harvard Family Research Project (HFRP)
- Parent Leadership Institute
- Parent Involvement -
Why & How? - Parent Support Guide Sheet
- What Does Effective Advocacy Look like?
- Helpful Questions For Your Next Student Conference
- ELL Parent Partnership
- Navigation Ladder: An Optional Tool for parents
- Especially for Families & Community
- Especially for Schools & Staff
Our purpose is to help all students succeed by building and maintaining effective partnerships between parents, community and staff.
Understanding the importance of parental involvement, Federal Way Public Schools promotes opportunities for parents to gain a greater understanding of how they can navigate the school system and become advocates for their children.
Our office is also interested in partnering with families to develop home and school strategies that help families become more informed, prepared and involved in promoting student success.
Family & Community Partnership Office Parent Involvement Philosophy
Parents know their children better than anyone else. They want the district to support their involvement so that their child(ren) can reach their maximum learning potential.
- Parent Involvement Opportunities & Practices
- Parent-Led Orientations: What Every Parent Wants to Know
- Do At Home Activities
The Activities of the Family & Community Partnership Office
Our office coordinates Parent Support Activities created to help us share and receive ideas on developing the learning potential of all children.
- The Four Main Activities of the Family & Community Partnership Advocate
- Ways Parents Can Share Their Ideas
Addtional Resources
- 10 Simple Ways to Help Your Child Succeed in School
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If you have ideas for other ways we can partner with parents, please contact Trise Moore our Family & Community Partnership Advocate at 253-945-2273 or tmoore@fwps.org. We look forward to hearing your ideas on how we can develop and maintain effective parent and family partnerships.