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Parent, Family, and Community Engagement Framework

11/26/2014

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One of the unique elements of Head Start that is different from other early childhood education programs is our work with families. We have 7 family engagement outcomes that we strive to meet through our work with families, as we know that a healthy, successful family leads to children who are ready for and successful in school.

The PFCE Outcomes:

Family Well-Being: parents and families are safe, healthy and have increased financial security

Parent-Child Relationships: starting with becoming a parent, parents and families develop warm relationships that nurture their child's learning and development

Families as Life-Long Educators: Parents and families observe, guide, promote and participate in the everyday learning of their children

Families as Learners: Parents and families advance their own learning interests through education, training, and/or other experiences that support their parenting, career and life goals

Family Engagement in Transitions: Parents and families support and advocate for their child's learning and development through transitions into new learning environments

Family Connections to Peers and Communities: Parents and families form connections with peers and mentors in formal or informal social networks that are supportive and/or educational and that enhance social well-being and community life

Families as Advocates and Leaders: Parents and families participate in leadership development, decision-making, program policy development, and community and state organizing activities to improve children's development and learning experiences
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  • Home
  • About
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Job Opportunities
    • Photo Gallery
    • HS/EHS Success Stories
    • Governing Board
    • Policy Council
    • Public Reports
    • Staff & Site Directory
  • NCCDI Services
    • NCCDI Community Counseling
    • Early Head Start >
      • Tadpoles to Toads & Little Hoppers
      • Fish Tales
      • Early Head Start Home Base
      • Room to Bloom
    • Head Start >
      • Corning Center
      • Tehama Center
      • Red Bluff Center >
        • Inclusion
        • Stepping Stones
      • Maywood Center
      • Happy Trails Center
      • West Street Center
  • Parents & Community
    • Community Resources
    • Parent Resources
  • Enrollment
  • EVENTS
    • Parent Choice Conference
  • Contact Us