Multi-Tiered Family, School, and Community Partnering

Definition: The collaboration of families, schools, and communities as active partners in improving learner, classroom, school, district, and state outcomes.

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FSCP Guidance Article (PDF in English);
Spanish version (PDF); Arabic version (PDF)

SACPIE Higher Education FSCP Considerations
(10-minute video recording)

Reference list for Higher Education Resources for FSCP (Word)

Family - Professional Partnerships Tutorial Video for Higher Education,
from University of Northern Colorado Professor, Dr. Tracy Mueller
(duration: 37 minutes)

April 2018 CSEAC Power of Partnerships Webinar Archive (80 minutes)

Family, School, and Community Partnering Video

FSCP Practice Profile

October 2018: Family & School Partnership in Education Month

CDE Research Briefs and FSCP Keys

Promising Partnership Practices (2015-2018)

Training materials from APBS (March 2017) Conference session

Video Investigation Guide: FSCP
(Word version; this tool corresponds to the video on this webpage)

Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) Family, School, and Community Partnering (FSCP) Implementation Guide: Supporting Every Student's Learning

The Guide is a 2016 revision of the 2009 Response to Intervention (RtI) Family & Community Partnering “On the Team and At the Table” Toolkit, and it incorporates participant feedback from trainings, presentations, and online courses. This resource focuses on preschool through high school years, including secondary transition for students with disabilities. The content is sequenced into three steps and includes articles, slides, adaptable tools, video links, resources, and activities – all based on adult learning principles. The central focus is on adult stakeholders' partnering to improve student academic and behavioral learning. Numerous materials are also available in Spanish.

Parents Encouraging Parents (PEP) Conference

PEP Conferences are family-centered events designed to offer support, information and education to both parents and professionals who work with children with disabilities across Colorado. PEP promotes the partnerships between parents and professionals that are essential in supporting and including children with disabilities in schools and communities.

PEP information

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Multi-Tiered Family, School, and Community Partnering

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Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) Family, School, and Community Partnering (FSCP) Implementation Guide: Supporting Every Student's Learning

Parents Encouraging Parents (PEP) Conference

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