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In this issue of the FINE Newsletter, we discuss how schools, programs, and other community institutions can facilitate continuous family engagement—from early childhood through preparing for college—so that, once engaged, families understand not only why their continued involvement is important, but also how they can remain effectively engaged as their children grow and develop.

Articles and featured resources include:

• Creating Conditions for Ongoing Family Engagement
• We Were a "Hard-to-Reach" Family
• Ready for Success: Creating Collaborative and Thoughtful Transitions to Kindergarten
• Family Engagement and Children with Disabilities: A Resource Guide for Educators and Parents
• Bibliographies of Family Involvement Research
• Helping Families Pave the Path to College: Supporting the Development Processes That Facilitate College Readiness
• Family Involvement News
  

Read more and access the complete FINE Newsletter Online.