Do parents matter?  In research study after study, it’s been proven that parents make a significant difference in their child’s education.  The more involved a parent becomes in establishing relationships with teachers and in supporting their efforts, the more positive their child’s learning experience becomes.

Seeking Parent Success Stories for New Documentary...

Have you and/or your child overcome significant academic obstacles? Has your school found creative solutions to challenges that at one time inhibited your child’s educational experience?

Innovative Education Management, a leader in the charter school movement, is looking for parent-driven success stories! We’re producing a documentary on the power of parents…emphasizing that one motivated parent can make all the difference in the world!

Parents, tell us your story! What motivated you to get involved? How did your child feel about your involvement? What challenges did you face? What kept you going? What’s changed for your child?

Teachers, program and organizational leaders…we want to hear from you, too! What challenges have you faced? What have you learned? What advice can you give? What impact has your success had on your kids, on the community?

Why are your stories so important? Because there are literally thousands of kids falling through the cracks…with thousands of parents not knowing what to do to help. Your story can make the difference.

To tell your story, contact Angie Woodrow at awoodrow@ieminc.org, or call 1-800-893-6199.

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