To loosely quote Hamilton, we ALL want to be in the room where it happens. What does it look like when all the stakeholders ARE in the room where it happens, but not everyone knows? For anyone who saw the video of the school board executive session that was unintentionally streamed to the public, you witnessed one unfortunate outcome. What would it be like if we always spoke as if everyone was in the room? Or what if every stakeholder actually WAS in the room? Join the Mental Health Mamas as we talk about taking sides, positive partnership and building trust. 

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National Federation of Families Education and Mental Health Survey Infographic

Partners in Education: A Dual-Capacity Building Framework for Family School Partnershipswritten by Karen Mapp and Paul Kuttner

The Dual Capacity-Building Framework for Family-School Partnerships (Version 2) https://www.dualcapacity.org/

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