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Reflect what the NAEYC has found for successful family engagement practices where teachers and programs engage families in two-way communication.

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Ideas that will help the preschool administrator involve parents are discussed.

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Parent participation is mandatory for Head Start and the Great Start Readiness Program. Parents are welcome and encouraged to be involved in whatever way they can, in general preschool programs, as well.

Some suggested ways parents can participate follow.

Join the Policy Advisory Committee

Volunteer to help with special classroom projects

Help in the classroom

Help with field trips

Share foods and ...

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