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 PARENTAL It involves a wide range of activities and behaviors, such

INVOLVEMENT as:

• Attending parent-teacher conferences and school

meetings.
Encompasses the active participation • Helping with homework and school projects.
• Communicating with teachers and school staff about
and engagement of parents or guardians
a child's progress and needs.
in their children's education and overall • Volunteering at school or in school-related activities.
• Supporting and encouraging educational goals and
upbringing.
aspirations.
• Establishing a supportive and nurturing home
environment for learning.
• Advocating for the educational needs and rights of
their children.
 • Providing resources and support to schools, such
COMMUNITY as funding, supplies, or mentorship programs.
• Organizing and participating in community-based
INVOLVEMENT educational initiatives, such as after-school
programs or literacy campaigns.
• Collaborating with schools to address social and
- refers to the active engagement of
environmental factors that may affect students'
community members and learning and well-being.
organizations in the education and • Supporting initiatives to improve school
well-being of children and students. facilities, safety, and accessibility.
• Engaging in partnerships between schools and
It extends beyond the immediate
community organizations to enhance educational
family to include local communities, opportunities and community development.
businesses, nonprofits, and civic • Encouraging active participation in local
groups. decision-making processes related to education.
 IMPORTANCE OF PARENTAL AND COMMUNITY
INVOLVEMENT

1. Supportive Learning
Environment: When parents and the
community are actively engaged in 2. Improved Academic
education, it creates a more Performance: Research has
supportive learning environment for shown that students whose
students. parents are involved in their
education tend to perform better
academically.
 3. Enhanced Communication: Effective 4. Increased Motivation:
communication between schools, parents, When students see that their parents and
and the community fosters a better the community value education, they are
understanding of students' needs and more likely to be motivated to excel in
challenges. This communication helps school. Positive role models and a sense of
identify and address issues early, ensuring belonging to a community that values
that students receive the necessary support. education can inspire students to strive for
success.
5. Holistic Development: Parental and community involvement
goes beyond academics. It can also support students' social and
emotional development. Community organizations and
activities can provide opportunities for students to develop
essential life skills and build character.

6. Cultural and Diversity Awareness: Involvement from parents

and the community can bring diverse perspectives and cultural
awareness to the education system. This can help create a more
inclusive and culturally sensitive learning environment.
7. Resource Mobilization: Communities 8. Advocacy and Accountability:
can contribute resources, both financial Engaged parents and community
and non-financial, to schools. This can members can advocate for
include donations, mentorship improvements in the education system
programs, or partnerships with local and hold schools and policymakers
accountable for providing quality
businesses, all of which can enrich the
education. Their collective voice can
educational experience.
drive positive change.
 Issues and Challenges of
Parental Involvement
1. Time Constraints 2. Lack of 3. Limited 4. Educational
Many parents have Awareness Resources Background
busy work schedules Some parents may Economic limitations Parents with lower
and other not fully understand can restrict a parent's
the importance of ability to provide levels of education
commitments,
making it difficult to being involved in additional may feel less
find the time to their child's educational confident in
actively participate in education, or they resources, tutoring, assisting their
their child's may not be aware of or even access to the children with
education. how to support their internet for remote homework or
child effectively., learning. understanding the
curriculum.
 Issues and Challenges of
Community Involvement
1. Diverse 2. Community 3. Political and 4. Sustainability
Community Needs Apathy Bureaucratic
Maintaining long-
Communities are Some community In some cases, there term community
often diverse, and members may not see may be political or involvement can be
what one group of the direct impact of bureaucratic a challenge, as it
parents or community their involvement in obstacles that hinder requires ongoing
members may want education, leading to community members commitment and
for the school may apathy or disinterest from participating in support
differ from another. in participating in school decisions or
Balancing these school activities. activities.
diverse needs and
priorities can be
challenging.
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 CONCLUSION

Both parental and community involvement play crucial roles

in enhancing the overall quality of education, fostering a
positive learning environment, and promoting the success and
well-being of students. When schools, parents, and
communities work together collaboratively, it can lead to
more effective educational outcomes and a stronger sense of
community support for children's growth and development.
 CONCLUSION

In conclusion, parental and community involvement in

education is a win-win situation. It benefits students by
providing them with a supportive environment and
additional resources for learning and development. It also
benefits schools and communities by fostering a sense of
ownership and responsibility for the education of future
generations.
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