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Welcome!

This event will start shortly. In the meantime, visit us at OhioFamiliesEngage.osu.edu

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Partnerships for Literacy

Engaging Families to Launch Early Literacy

Ohio Family Engagement Leadership Summit

  • Dr. Meredith Wellman, The Ohio State University, Ohio Statewide Family Engagement Center

Megan Horstmeier, ODE State Support Team 13 Melissa Marsh, ODE State Support Team 15

While we set up, write in the chat box 1 word or phrase that comes to mind when you hear “family engagement in early literacy.”

We all work together to launch student success!

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Today’s Presenters and Schools

Rees E. Price Academy coached by Western Local Primary School coached by Meredith Wellman, OSU Megan Horstmeier, SST 13 Melissa Marsh, SST 15

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Partnerships for Literacy

How do we engage families at the systems level?

Step 1: Prepare your School Step 2: Build a Team Step 3: Inventory Practices Step 4: Create/Redesign Action Steps Step 5: Implement and Track Step 6: Review and Re-inventory Practices, Celebrate Successes Step 7: Sustain Partnerships for Literacy

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Inventorying Practices

  • Communication
  • Supporting Early

Language and Literacy at Home

  • Strategic Community

Partnerships

  • Item #1 Example
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In In the Chat Who would you want to have on your team?

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Rees E Price Academy Created a Balanced Team

Effective Practices Learned:

  • Listen to your parents.
  • Keep it obtainable.
  • Get students talking about literacy

& connect with families

  • Connect with other teams in the building.
  • 3 parents/caregivers
  • 3 teachers (1 from each grade band)
  • Reading specialist
  • Administrator

Considerations:

  • Try to get a variety of voices at the table.

Use personal invitations.

  • Regularly scheduled meetings
  • Time that was convenient for all members
  • Send notes to individuals who could not attend
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  • Quick activities that parents can do at dinner, in the car or

during family time

  • Activities that can be incorporated into conversation and related

back to school

  • Choices so the family is not “stuck” trying to get something done

Rees E Price Academy Redesigned their Literacy at Home Activities

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Partnerships for Literacy

Western Local Primary School

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How you can mobilize your system…

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More opportunities for families to participate in trainings and other literacy initiatives.

  • Parent Training Opportunities

(Areas of Focus per grade level, Tips at Home, Brain Science of Reading, Big Ideas, Modeling, Heggerty, etc.).

  • Meaningful activities that are taught

to parents, so they can use them in home.

  • Face-to-face trainings and videos

posted to the Facebook page to help model how to present information and work with students

  • n reading activities.
  • Partnerships with community

agencies (library, Ohio Extension Office, local businesses).

Western P4L

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What questions do you have for us? “I used to think… Now I think…”

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THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE!

@OhioEngage Ohio Statewide Family Engagement Center Page

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Thank you for watching!

OhioFamiliesEngage.osu.edu

Ohio Statewide Family Engagement Center OhioSFEC@osu.edu @OhioEngage @OhioEngage