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We have added a new section to the FINE (Family Involvement Network of Educators) area of our website—conference presentations on family–school partnerships. In this section we share resources from conferences we organized as well as presentations we've made. This month we published the agenda and presentation transcripts and slides from our Family, School, and Community Connections Symposium. We also published a keynote address by HFRP director, Heather Weiss, on evaluating family support. This month's newsletter also includes two new digests of current family involvement research. As usual, this month's newsletter has links to many other family involvement resources on the Web, including books and reports, a website, toolkits, upcoming events, and a funding opportunity.

Click here to read the April FINE Newsletter.