Parent Engagement/Training
Parent engagement in the school environment is defined as parents and school staff working together to support and improve the learning, development, and health of children and adolescents. Research shows that parent involvement is closely linked to better student behavior, higher academic achievement and enhanced social skills. In lieu of Tracy Unified School District Goal#1: “Prepare all students to be well-rounded individuals with the knowledge and skills to pursue their college and/or career goals” and using the whole-child approach, the department of Prevention Services offers The Parent Project, an evidence-based 10-week parent-training program for parents raising difficult or out of control children. This is a free training and upon completion, parents/guardians receive a certificate indicating their commitment to be involved in improving their students’ overall behavior, educational outcome and a healthy positive future.
TUSD AND TRACY PD PARENT COMMUNITY CAFECITO PROGRAM
Tracy Unified School District in collaboration with Tracy Police Department is offering community parents/guardians an opportunity to participate in a 7-session educational program with a focus on current crime trends, generating community partnerships and the role of law enforcement. Attendees will also have access to local resources and an opportunity to ask questions.
To participate in this free program, please click on the link: THIS LINK HERE or scan the QR code to sign up. Space is limited and the link expires on 11/04/24 at 5pm.