When a student presents problematic behaviors, the partnership between their parents and the school will either strengthen or weaken. Parent involvement ranges from nonexistent to hyper-involved, with you needing to work around some lawyers and advocates to collaborate with parents to address behavior concerns directly.

Including parents in developing and implementing a plan to improve their child’s behavior is the first step in building trust. Orchestrating proven activities and outcomes during each of the following seven stages will enable you to develop effective parent partnerships.

Behavior intervention trainer Ryan Jeffery will share the lessons he learned from supporting school teams with the challenge of navigating unsafe student behaviors while striving to maintain positive parent relations. You will learn how to create stronger home and school partnerships after the pandemic.