by cambria | Feb 14, 2025 | ELL, ELL, News, Resources for Educators, Resources for Families, Resources in English for Families, Share With Your Families, Social Justice
Dear MASFEC Community, As we take in the current political landscape and activities, we want to emphasize the steadfast support that our team still has for our immigrant, newcomer, and multilingual communities: we are still here for you. While it is easy to feel... by cambria | Jan 29, 2025 | ELL, News, Resources for Educators, Social Justice Edu, Tips and Tools
Preparing Families for Immigration Enforcement Actions: We have collected some suggestions for supporting families in preparation for possible immigration enforcement. These include updating emergency contacts, creating a family safety plan, and preparing... by cambria | Nov 16, 2022 | News, News, Resources in English for Families
On October 28, nearly 500 people gathered to share, learn, and celebrate the impact of Family Engagement on children and youth. The Better Together Family Engagement summit, organized by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, was a huge success. Summit... by cambria | Jun 4, 2021 | News, News, Resources for Educators, Resources in English for Families
We have begun exploring initial results, but there’s still time to respond to the 2021 Statewide Family Engagement Survey! Families: English, Arabic, Chinese, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Educators: Educator Feedback page. We hope to... by cambria | May 28, 2021 | Family Engagement Frameworks, News, Resources for Educators
Within the Biden administration’s American Rescue Plan, $123 billion in funding will support K-12 education – including specific opportunities to tap into the power of family engagement to promote educational equity. MASFEC is committed to providing... by cambria | May 27, 2021 | Early Childhood, Help with Academics, News, Reading Tips, Resources for Educators, Resources for Families, Share With Your Families
Listen to Mathu read this post! Most children start writing legible letters and numbers around four or five years old, though it differs from child to child. Before they begin formally learning to write, many fun activities can help them develop their fine motor and...
