Family and Community Involvement
There are many opportunities for parents and community members to learn more about and to become an advocate for advanced academics education.
Advanced Academics Programs Advisory Committee
The Advanced Academics Programs (AAP) Advisory Committee advises, supports, and advocates for continuous improvement of HCPSS Advanced Programs as it serves to recognize and develop talent in all learners. Members include parents, community members, and HCPSS staff.
Why are AAP Parent Representatives needed?
As educational philosophies and policies change over time, advocates are needed who are committed to ensuring that school policies and programs benefit all students, including advanced-level learners. Families can enhance the education of children by being informed and providing feedback related to Advanced Programs.
What is the primary role of the Parent Representative?
The primary role of the Parent Representative is to support school-based AAP Resource teachers and to serve as a liaison between the Advanced Academics Programs Advisory Committee and their respective school communities.
Parent Academy
The Parent Academy offers a series of workshops new webpage for parents and community members who want to learn more about gifted education. These workshops investigate topics such as the social and emotional needs of advanced-learners.