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Evidence-Based Family Engagement Programs

Find family engagement programs that match your state, district, school, or classroom needs while meeting the national ESSA evidence standards.

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Programs Designed For
  • Whole Class
    4
  • Struggling Students
    1
  • Whole School
    5
ESSA Evidence Rating
  • Strong
    3
  • Promising
    4
Grade
  • PreK, K
    5
  • 1 - 2
    3
  • 3 - 6
    5
  • Middle School
    1
Community
  • Rural
    1
  • Urban
    7
Groups
  • Free and Reduced Price Meals
    7
  • Special Education
    3
  • African American
    5
  • Asian American/Pacific Islander
    1
  • English Learners
    4
  • Hispanic
    2
  • White
    1
Features
  • Cooperative Learning
    1
  • Family Engagement
    3
  • Professional Development
    1
  • Technology
    2
  • Tutoring
    1
Measured Outcomes
  • Attendance
    2
  • Academic performance
    6
  • Reading
    3
  • Family Engagement
    5
  • Mathematics
    2
  • Social-Emotional Learning
    2
Future Forward Literacy – Family Engagement

K-3

An early literacy intervention that integrates one-on-one tutoring and family engagement.

Strong
ParentCorps

Pre-K – K

Integrated family engagement and social-emotional learning program, featuring 12-session social-emotional curriculum for pre-K classrooms.

Strong
Families and Schools Together (FAST)

K, 1

Multi-family after school program to develop relationships among parents, school staff, and children.

Strong
Family Engagement Lab’s Families and Schools Talk (FASTalk)

K, 3-5

A family engagement tool that allows teachers to share at-home learning activities with parents via text message.

Promising
TalkingPoints

3-8

TalkingPoints is a universally designed, tech-enabled family engagement solution that drives student outcomes through scalable, research-based best practices for family-school partnerships.

Promising
Springboard Summer

K-4

Summer reading program with literacy instruction and family workshops.

Promising
Parent Teacher Home Visits

1-5

Teachers conduct short home visits in which they listen, ask questions, and make observations to improve instruction for the learner.

Promising