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| What makes our school special?
The Winthrop School was named an exemplary school by the Conference of the National African-American Parent Involvement Day in 2002. Efforts to engage parents include: Curriculum Nights on topics such as literacy, math, MCAS; Family Field trips; and classroom and school-wide newsletters. We even have ways to engage parents from home. Students develop strong literacy skills and develop mathematical skills using the "Investigations" curriculum. The Winthrop receives an ongoing grant from the Foundation for Partnerships which provides funds for teachers and parents to work together for the achievement of our students.
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What kinds of parent support and
resources does our school provide? The Winthrop School is committed to working with parents as substantive partners in their children's education. Among the ways we work with parents are: - Regular Family Curriculum Nights (topics such as reading, writing, math, technology - dinner and child care provided) - Classroom and school-wide newsletter "Winthrop Words" - Find ways that parents can help - E-mail correspondence for parents - Active, committed School Parents' - Parent Outreach Worker |
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