Month: November 2019

#ParentCampChat– Wednesday 11/20 9:30 pm ET/6:30 pm PT – Ready for Week 23 – Family-School Communication – High School Focus

Julia Pile
2019-11-20 ParentCampChat

This week, ParentCamp team member, Jeremy Bond (@JeremyDBond) is back with us talking about Communication – but with a focus on the high school level.  He will be fresh off of a parent/teacher night with his daughter who is in high school. Jeremy Bond attended his first ParentCamp at the U.S. Department of Education in 2015, moderated a packed breakout session and would return the following years as a ParentCamp Board member and facilitator. During this same period, in 2015 Jeremy joined the first global Digital Citizenship Summit in his…

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#ParentCampChat– Wednesday 11/13 9:30 pm ET/6:30 pm PT – Ready for Week 22 – Starting a Parent Organization

Julia Pile
2019-11-13 ParentCampChat

#ParentCampChat– Wednesday 11/13 9:30 pm ET/6:30 pm PT – Ready for Week 22 – Starting a Parent Organization The most common question the ParentCamp team is asked is:   How do we hold a ParentCamp at our school?  The second most common question we are asked is: How do we start a parent organization at our school?  This week we are going to tackle the second question.  Julie Pile (@juliepile), ParentCamp team member is going to lead the discussion of how to start a parent organization at your school.  Julie was…

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#ParentCampChat– Wednesday 11/6 9:30 pm ET/6:30 pm PT – Ready for Week 21 – Critically At-Risk: There is no job description for this!

Julia Pile
2019-11-06 ParentCampChat

#ParentCampChat– Wednesday 11/6 9:30 pm ET/6:30 pm PT – Ready for Week 21 – Critically At-Risk:  There is no job description for this! We have a very special guest this week.  Dr. Joe Hibbett (@joeymh) of the Boone County Schools in Boone County, KY.  Joe is the principal of the Alternative School and does a phenomenal job of engaged students and families back into education who we have previously lost. Every educator has head the term “at-risk.”  Have parents/guardians?  It is interesting to note that caretakers of at-risk students report…

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