Benefits and Services
To assist members with their work, NNPS provides:
- One copy of School, Family, and Community Partnerships: Your Handbook for Action, Third Edition which includes research summaries, tools, and guidelines for developing effective partnership programs.
- Certificate of membership.
- Semi-annual newsletter, Type 2, which provides examples of best practices, solutions to challenges, and guidelines for continuous progress on partnerships.
- Annual collection of Promising Partnership Practices, with good ideas for improving goal-oriented activities of family and community involvement.
- Monthly e-briefs from NNPS Facilitators.
- Technical assistance “on call” by phone and e-mail (nnps@csos.jhu.edu) from NNPS Facilitators.
- Professional development conferences and training institutes in Baltimore. Discounts on registration for NNPS members.
- Web-based conferences on strategies for program development.
- Posters of the six types of involvement in English and Spanish.
- Annual UPDATE survey to evaluate progress, assess challenges, and renew membership in NNPS for the next school year.
- Annual summaries of UPDATE data from schools and districts in NNPS; and customized summaries of UPDATE data for districts with 8 schools or more in NNPS.
- Website with program guidelines, research results, best practices from NNPS members.
- Networking opportunities to learn about effective partnership practices from other schools, districts, states, and organizations.
- Tools and training linked to NCLB, Sec. 1118 requirements for family involvement.
- New research results, reports, tools, and materials as they are developed.
- NNPS Incentive Items for ATP members and others who support school, family, and community partnerships.
- Contract services for on-site basic training, advanced workshops, and conference events.
- Membership forms
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