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NH Connections is a project of the Parent Information Center and is funded by the NH Department of Education, Bureau of Special Education to support school district personnel and families strengthen family-school partnerships in special education.  You can learn more about how we work with schools and families under the About Us tab. Contact your area's NH Connections Facilitator today to learn more about how we can support your work!

 












Parents and staff from Campton Elementary work together to develop a Partnership Plan.

 

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The Dover Family School Alliance is making news!

Click here to read about Family School Partnerships in as reported in Foster's Daily Democrat






Read even more about some of their early efforts on our Promising Practices page.


SAU 29 Knows How Important Parent Engagement is to Student Success

In SAU 29 (located in Keene and the largest multi-district SAU in NH) they know it is important enough to devote a quarterly meeting to special education. NHC Facilitator Denise Feeney recently presented to 50 plus special education staff from the seven districts about the importance of engaging parents and community members in a meaningful way.

Current practices were shared among the participants to highlight ideas and successes. Some time was spent discussing the Parent Involvement Survey as a tool as well as generating ideas to increase the response rate for the survey this year. We look forward to hearing from individuals who attended the meeting so we can continue to work closely on an individual level with local schools.



 

Click here to see the May 2013 Newsletter!


Articles include information about

  • Barnstead Elementary Literacy Night
  • SAU 48 Family-School Partnerships in Special Education Action Planning
  • Training dates to introduce the NH Educational Service Guidelines for Students who are Deaf and Hard or Hearing and
  • Save the date information for the Transition Summit VII.