Parents and Schools Need Mutual Obligations and Commitments – NYTimes.com

Date: February 10, 2014Author: Terri D. Goldson, Sr 0 Comments

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If parents are expected to increase their involvement then what new expectations will fall upon teachers, principals and children? By Mario Luis Small.
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