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Volunteer at your child's school and/or join your school's parent-teacher group. Teachers appreciate it when parents help out at the school! There are many ways you can contribute. You can volunteer in your child's class or in the school library. You can make food for a school event.
Hundreds of research studies show that when parents get involved, children do better in school. We sum up the details that every parent should knowâand you should tell them. Page 1 of 2. Building parent involvement is the single most important thing that parent groups do.Often, it's the most difficult, too. And that's too bad because there are many compelling reasons why parentsâall parentsâshould get involved in their children's education.If you're having trouble building involvement, the problem might be that you're not making the right argument. You simply need better ammunition.esearch shows that when parents are involved in their children's education, the children are more likely to: 1  earn better grades. 2  score higher on tests. 3  pass their classes. 4  attend school regularly. 5  have better social skills. 6  show improved behavior. 7  be more positive in their attitude toward school.