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In this issue of the FINE Newsletter, we discuss how innovative approaches and tools—including digital media—are helping to transform family engagement and better enable families, schools, and community-based organizations to share responsibility for student learning.

Articles and featured resources include:

• Transforming Family Engagement
• Fast Forward: What Education Could Be in 2043
• Connected Educators, Connected Families
• The Countdown to Kindergarten: A Collaborative Approach
• A New Tool for Understanding Family-School Relationships: The Harvard Graduate School of Education PreK-12 Parent Survey
• A Meta-Analysis of the Efficacy of Different Types of Parental Involvement Programs for Urban Students
• Family Involvement News

Read more and access the complete FINE Newsletter Online.