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Student Success Begins at Home: Parents as Powerful Allies in Their Child's Success
Are you passionate about impacting families in your community? Raising Highly Capable Kids is a research-based, multilingual parenting program developed to build stronger families by empowering parents with the confidence, tools, and skills they need to raise healthy, caring, and responsible children. Based on Search Institute’s 40 Developmental Assets, the program has been proven to increase parent engagement and school achievement. Raising Highly Capable Kids provides parents with an interactive, practical, and hands-on tool to engage and build community with other parents. Through relevant stories and exercises, parents learn about the Developmental Assets – essential building blocks that can maximize their child’s potential and empower the whole family. The Raising Highly Capable Kids Workshop offers an overview of the program and a “hands-on” experience for those wanting to increase parental involvement in their school and build positive parent-teacher relationships.
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This talk was presented at:
2023 National ESEA Conference
February 2023
in
Indianapolis, IN
For more information:
https://www.rezilientkidz.com/https://www.rezilientkidz.com/contact/capablekids.com
Speakers
Ketty Kerns
Ketty Kerns holds an M.A. in Communication. She has over 20 years of experience developing content in different mediums and languages for a global audience. Capturing early on the vision of RezilientKidz to impact families at a local level, Ketty lent her time and expertise to the translation and launch of Raising Highly Capable Kids. Coming on board six years ago, she has trained Master Trainers and facilitators in 32 states. Ketty worked on expanding the program into Chinese and Arabic languages, conducting online training for overseas organizations. Ketty is most passionate about teaching Raising Highly Capable Kids, where she can see first-hand the program's impact on families and the community.
Kim Trobee
Kim works as a regional representative for RezilientKidz. As part of her job, she regularly speaks to large and small groups and trains groups of facilitators to teach RezilientKidz’s premier parent engagement program, Raising Highly Capable Kids. She recently spoke at a large vision casting event that included representatives from business, industry, education, non-profit organizations, and community organizations with incredible results. Raising Highly Capable Kids teaches parents the importance of the 40 Developmental Assets – 40 building blocks every child needs to become a healthy, caring, and responsible adult. Kim has also facilitated the program herself, helping participants to increase their knowledge and skill level in all 40 assets.
Andrea Davis
Andrea has over 29 years of experience as an educator, organizational developmental leader, and operations consultant, training and coaching teams for sustainability. Andrea joined the RezilientKidz team to continue her passion for education and training organizations. As a regional representative, Andrea trains leaders to facilitate the Rezilient Kidz’s premier evidence-based parenting program and successfully build community coalitions to implement the Raising Highly Capable Kids Program within their communities.
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The National Association of ESEA State Program Administrators (formerly the National Title I Association) is dedicated to building the capacity of education professionals to provide disadvantaged children with a high quality education. Their ESEA Network website provides a host of resources to educators at all levels.
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