Websites targeting keyword partnerships with parents

The Brazelton Touchpoints Center is dedicated to strengthening the families of young children and the systems of care that surround them so that all children – regardless of their cultural, socioeconomic, physical, psychological, emotional health, or environmental challenges – will be successful early learners and have the opportunity to thrive. Based on Dr. T. Berry Brazelton’s extensive clinical practice and research, the Touchpoints approach emphasizes the building of supportive alliances between parents and providers around predictable periods in a child’s development that can disrupt or adversely affect child and family development.

Material to challenge and encourage you toward mental, emotional, and spiritual health. Learn about God, godly ways of living, love, ways of dealing with conflict, communication, listening, emotional stability, false beliefs, anger issues, relationship building, and trust in God.

Keystone Area Education Agency is dedicated to providing the children of Northeast Iowa with the best possible educational opportunities. Through its partnerships with local schools, teachers, and parents, Keystone AEA will continue to provide services that put children first in Northeast Iowa. Area Education Agencies (AEAs) were established in 1974 to deliver equal support services to Iowa's children and schools. Keystone AEA provides quality services to 23 public school districts and 28 nonpublic schools, covering a 5,000-square-mile area. Keystone AEA serves eight counties in Northeast Iowa. These are: Allamakee, Chickasaw, Clayton, Delaware, Dubuque, Fayette, Howard and Winneshiek.

The School is constantly evolving, valuing the rich traditions of the past and the challenges of the future. We acknowledge a dynamic community with active partnerships between staff, students and parents. We value a sense of individual worth and achievement, the comprehensive well being of the whole person and the pursuit of excellence. Our mission is that The University High School will continue to be a state government secondary school within a knowledge precinct, providing outstanding education for local students while achieving excellent academic results and appropriate student pathways. The school will continue to be a leader in educational debates and a specialist provider of educational programs in gifted education, science and music.

Enhance Early Years education with tools to support staff and parents by improving manual out-dated processes and building better, stronger partnerships with parents.

Story County Community Partnerships for Protecting Children (CPPC) is a community-based initiative implemented by service providers, organizations, and community members. CPPC strategically responds to community needs by using neighborhood networking, shared decision-making, individualized course of action, and policy and practice change. All efforts are focused on protecting children and parents by establishing safety and access to resources.