This school district has a very successful partnership program. In 1998-99, nearly 7,000 parents volunteered in the district in various projects and programs. The district's Web site includes information to help parents supervise homework and read to their children, as well as a page that assesses a student's learning style. Anoka-Hennepin is a district member of the National Network of Partnership Schools at Johns Hopkins University. Max Leuchter is a school member of the National Network of Partnership Schools.
Some classes have their own Web pages on which they describe science experiments and other projects.
The schools' calendars are online and include links to sites relevant to the day's lessons and events. Wisconsin is a state member of the National Network of Partnership Schools. Texas is a state member of the National Network of Partnership Schools. There are also a number of community-based organizations where citizens have become actively involved in the reform of their schools. RQP's family involvement activities center on teaching parents to more effectively support, monitor, and advocate for their child's education.