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Volume VIII, Issue 3, August 2016
FINE Newsletter: Family Engagement in Children’s Learning Through Libraries

Family engagement takes place anywhere, anytime children learn —especially in the library. Find out how libraries are supporting families with books, media, services, and mentorship that help them open doors for children’s literacy and lifelong learning.

Volume VIII, Issue 2, May 2016
FINE Newsletter: Formula for Success: Engaging Families in Early Math Learning

Children learn math anywhere, anytime, starting in infancy, and families are fundamental to children’s early math success. Read about family engagement in mathematics and how programs are making math an enjoyable experience for children and families to share together.

Volume VIII, Issue 1, March 2016
FINE Newsletter: Professional Development Tools to Make Continuous Family Engagement Come Alive! 

Family engagement matters for children’s success all the way from the early years through and beyond high school. Access a series of professional development resources and tools for learning and developing the skills to promote family engagement across time.