Parent University & Family Engagement Cohorts

Empower Leaders. Transform Family Partnerships.

The most successful schools aren’t just where students learn—they’re communities built on partnership. Our Leadership Training equips school and district leaders to champion and sustain high-impact, research-based family engagement.

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Workshops Rooted in Research

Engaging sessions that strengthen advocacy, connection, and learning at home—equipping families with tools for wellness, discipline, and sustainable routines that nurture student success.

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Leadership Pathways

Families craft personal mission statements, learn to navigate school systems, and step into ongoing leadership—shaping culture and decision-making that lasts well beyond graduation.

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Welcoming, Hands-On Cohort

Six-week hybrid (in-person + virtual) experience for parents and caregivers, tailored to your community’s needs and strengths.

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Celebration & Recognition

Graduates are celebrated as leaders, invited to co-facilitate future cohorts, and become ambassadors for family partnership at your school.

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Ongoing Support & Resources

Weekly micro-tips, resource guides, office hours, and digital forums ensure families stay connected and equipped for the long haul.

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Peer Connection & Real-World Problem-Solving

Guided role-play, scenario discussions, and group reflection help families practice skills and build supportive relationships.

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Why Parent University?

  • 93% of parents report greater confidence supporting their children’s learning after participating in Parent University.

  • Structured family engagement systems lead to an average 15% increase in student achievement and improved attendance.

  • Schools with consistent parent partnership report stronger school climate and more positive family–staff relationships.

  • Family-to-family support networks build trust, belonging, and shared accountability across the school community.

  • Parent leadership pathways increase retention and ensure families remain active contributors to school culture.

  • Sustained engagement practices create measurable gains in student success, educator morale, and long-term community stability.

The Impact of Parent University

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  • A diverse, confident pipeline of parent leaders prepared to advocate, collaborate, and shape school culture.

  • More families actively engaged in school life, governance, and community partnership.

  • Improved student well-being, attendance, and learning through strong, consistent home–school collaboration.

  • A culture where every family’s voice is heard and every child is supported to thrive.

  • Families gain the skills and confidence to navigate systems and lead change beyond their own child’s experience.

  • Schools gain sustainable capacity as engagement becomes embedded in everyday practice—not dependent on individuals or events.

“For the first time, I feel like my voice matters. My child’s school is our community.”

Parent University Graduate