Engaging parents and families in student learning is an important part of improving educational outcomes. While many schools continue to utilize online or hybrid learning models this year, it is even more essential to support families as they play a highly active role in their children's learning and social-emotional well-being.

Effective engagement with students and their families often depends on building relationships and trust. With fewer opportunities for educators and school staff to interact with families in-person, it can be challenging to find ways to effectively build and maintain these relationships. The resources below include a number of tips and strategies as educators and schools work to engage parents and families remotely.

Are you a US PK-12 teacher or school leader? Are you interested in topics related to well-being? We are exploring what makes a school "well." If you choose to participate in this study, you will complete an online survey to share your thoughts about school-related well-being in general and in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. At the end of the survey, we will provide you a shareable link to a clearinghouse of well-being resources for teachers, leaders, and families. To learn more about the research study, click here.