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9x5: The HiPlaces Model

From the 9 Dimensions:
Re-engage Families  in the Education of their Children

Parents are integral members of the high performance learning community.  They are encouraged to participate in their children's education.  Parents and teachers are in frequent contact, coordinating their efforts to help students to achieve at high levels.   The presence of parents in the building is felt, as they work as volunteers and participants in school activities.  Parents are involved in school improvement planning and are empowered with a level of decision-making authority reflective of their important role in the school community.

The 5 Components for Analysis and Interpretation 
of this Dimension:

Procedures and Practices

Team or Grade Level Practices: OVERALL
Parent Contact and Involvement: OVERALL
Parental Contact: OVERALL
Information and Activities to Increase Parent Involvement/Homework to Do with Students: OVERALL
Student Performance and Problems: OVERALL
Information and Referrals for Health and Social Services Needs: OVERALL
Teacher-Led Advisory Program Coverage: OVERALL
Parents Contact: GRADES <4
Parent Contact: GRADES 4+
Parent Reports of Parent Involvement with their Children: ELEMENTARY
Parent Reports of School’s Efforts to Involve Parents: ELEMENTARY
Parent Reports of Student Attitudes and Behavior: ELEMENTARY
Parent Reports of Parent Involvement with their Children: HIGH
Parent Reports of School’s Efforts to Involve Parents: HIGH
Parent Reports of Student Attitudes and Behavior: HIGH

Attitudes/Norms/Expectations

Attitudes toward Educational Practices: OVERALL
Barriers to Implementation of the Reform Initiative: OVERALL
Parent Involvement: GRADES <4
Parent Involvement: GRADES 4+
Academic Expectations:  ELEMENTARY
Academic Expectations, By Grade Level:  ELEMENTARY
Academic Expectations, By Gender:  ELEMENTARY
Academic Expectations, By Ethnicity:  ELEMENTARY
Academic Expectations (Scale Scores):  ELEMENTARY
Academic Expectations:  MIDDLE
Academic Expectations, By Grade Level:  MIDDLE
Academic Expectations, By Gender:  MIDDLE
Academic Expectations, By Ethnicity:  MIDDLE
Academic Expectations, (Scale Scores):  MIDDLE
Academic Expectations:  HIGH
Academic Expectations, By Grade Level:  HIGH
Academic Expectations, By Gender:  HIGH
Academic Expectations, By Ethnicity:  HIGH
Academic Expectations, (Scale Scores):  HIGH
Parent Attitudes towards the school and Reports of Parent Involvement: ELEMENTARY
Parent Attitudes towards the school and Reports of Parent Involvement:  MIDDLE
Parent Attitudes towards the school and Reports of Parent Involvement: HIGH
Parent Reports of Student Attitudes and Behavior:  ELEMENTARY
Parent Reports of Student Attitudes and Behavior: MIDDLE
Parent Reports of Student Attitudes and Behavior: HIGH

Skills/Knowledge Base/Preparations

Frequency of Participation in Staff Development Activities: OVERALL
Additional Staff Development Activities Wanted/Needed: OVERALL
Additional Staff Development Activities Wanted/Needed:  OVERALL
Parent Reports of Information Needed: ELEMENTARY
Parent Reports of Information Needed: ELEMENTARY
Parent Reports of Information Needed: HIGH
Parent Reports of Information Needed:  HIGH

Climate/Experiential Conditions

Communication with Parents/Guardians: OVERALL
Satisfaction Ratings: OVERALL
Barriers to Implementation of the Reform Initiative: OVERALL
Family Involvement in Education:  ELEMENTARY
Family Involvement in Education (Scale Scores):  ELEMENTARY
Family Involvement in Education:  MIDDLE
Family Involvement in Education (Scale Scores):  MIDDLE
Family Involvement in Education:  HIGH
Family Involvement in Education (Scale Scores): HIGH

Structural/Organizational Conditions

Communication with Parents/Guardians: OVERALL

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