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Enhancing Parent-School Relationships
Seminar
About
the Enhancing Parent-School Relationships Seminar Enhancing
Parent-School Relationships is a 1-day professional development
seminar dedicated to understanding the changing needs of contemporary
parents and improving the relationship skills of school leaders.
Few administrators and faculty bring a well-informed perspective
about parents’ unmet needs to their roles. The seminar offers
principles and practices for successful parent-school partnerships.
It’s a high-energy, interactive workshop that pertains to
the leadership of schools. The seminar is designed with four goals
in mind:
- To increase knowledge about how the characteristics of today’s
families contribute to school success/failure
- To motivate faculty to take more ownership of parent relationships
- To gain a well-informed perspective of the drivers behind the
parent-school experience
- To share best practices among schools
 Who
should attend? Heads of schools, division heads, faculty
leaders, business officers, athletic directors, directors of admissions,
communications, marketing, and development. In short, any school
leader who wants to learn more about the parent relationship side
of independent schools.
Read testimonials about this seminar in the column to your right.
Sample Syllabus
for Enhancing Parent-School Relationships
Morning:
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- How families have changed
- Where do we draw the line?
- Parent vs. school responsibilities
- Spotlight on faculty
- Motivating faculty to take ownership
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Afternoon:
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- Good relationships are a choice
- Managing conflict and change
- Responsibilities of school leaders
- Problems and solutions
- Making a difference
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Michelle Gall
