McReynolds has earned her Masters degree in parental involvement, figuratively speaking. For that's what it is. Parents as partners. I'm talking about problems of academics and social problems, such as discipline or tardiness. And McReynolds' program is a success.
Parents are pleased with the results too.
They feel more involved with their children's education and more connected with the school. We worked together as a team. I've never had such a great relationship with my son. Riley based his statement on 30 years of research. Parental involvement must be a focus in the classroom if we are to be able to achieve high academic standards and create productive citizens.