Cooperation Between School and Family

Introduction Theoretical level, legislative level, public level and experts have reached a general agreement on the importance of cooperation between families and schools. By contrast, this consensus is the reality of educational practice where true cooperation between school and family is more obvious than practical standards that are generally applicable. Considering all social and educational practices in the modern world, partnerships are mostly "normal" or fashionable (but sometimes empty) slogans.

Cooperation between school and juvenile justice system (1) strengthen cooperation and communication between school district and probation and observation service, and (2) deal with students who are showing behavioral problems or are interrupted or suspended To provide alternative strategies to do. That student was driven out of school. A probation officer at school is the key to SAP's effectiveness. They will act as supporters and coordinators of students while introducing subject students to the resources of students and school communities. The probation officer will also visit the classroom, talk to students and teachers about the juvenile justice system, and clarify the plan.

An important step in demonstrating leadership as executive leaders to promote academic success is building a strong academic mission to develop in collaboration with students, teachers, families, and people of the community ( 199). Co-creating mission statements can bring together all the members of the school community. The Mission Statement recognizes the need for healthy and safe students and a supportive and safe school environment to achieve the goal of providing quality education. Mission statement also identifies and promotes the core set of beliefs that support responsible, safe, and ethical behavior appropriate for the particular culture of each school. In order to strengthen school efforts for safety and academic success and to encourage family involvement, the school can issue mission statement everywhere in the school and tell it to the family at the beginning of each grade I will.