ELL Family Outreach
The first step in building a partnership with the families of English language learners (ELLs) is to make sure that they feel welcome at their child's school. This resource section includes ideas that all members of the school community can try!
Featured Articles
- Making Students and Families Feel Welcome
- Tips for Successful Parent-Teacher Conferences with Multilingual Families
- Engaging Latino Families: Learning from an Autism Screening Program at a Community Based Clinic
- Six Reasons Why ELL Family Outreach Is Working in Brockton, MA
- How to Build Partnerships with Immigrant Families
Blog Posts
Related Video
Our parents value education and their children's teachers
A warm welcome for immigrant families in the front office
Title VI requires a competent interpreter for parents
Title VI requires all communication in a language parents understand
Different cultural expectations about schools
Jessica Panfil: Parent Outreach in Dual-Language Schools
Partnerships with ELL parents
Including parents in the special education referral process
Communicating effectively with parents about student needs and services
Bobbi Houtchens: Considerations for Adolescent ELLs (Part 4 of 4)
Community ties
Parent-Teacher Conferences: Secrets for Success
In search of a better life
ELL parent engagement in Middle School
Reaching out to Latino families
Becoming Bilingual: Parents as Partners
ELL Parent Outreach: Tips for Success
Strategy: Parent Letters
Books and Booklists
Guides and Toolkits
Research and Reports
- Understanding Latino Parental Involvement in Education: Perceptions, Expectations, and Recommendations
- Unauthorized Immigrant Parents: Do Their Migration Histories Limit Their Children's Education?
- In the Child's Best Interest? The Consequences of Losing a Lawful Immigrant Parent to Deportation
- Early Childhood and Family Investment Transition Report
- Dual Language Learners in the Early Years: Getting Ready to Succeed in School