Alabama Parent Education Center

Alabama Parent Education Center
Alabama Parent Education Center

ALPIRC Institutes

  

Family Friendly Walk Through (FFTW)

FFWT Brochure CoverOur New FFWT program is designed to help schools identify ways they can work with families to create a stronger learning environment for students.

Read the FFWT Brochure (pdf).

Learn more from our blog post.
  

Alabama Parent Information and Resource Center

ALPIRC serves parents in every county of Alabama providing training, information and support to parents of children in low performing schools and annual regional Parent Leadership training. - More -

- Workshops and Conferences -
  

Academy for Parent Leadership and Engagement

The APLE Academy consists of one orientation session and five one day sessions over the course of one academic year. Participants are teams of parents and teachers who will enhance their skills so they may help others become true partners in the education of their children. Every participant works with their school community to create a leadership project. - More -
  

Alabama Parent Training & Info Network for Children with Disabilities

AL PTI NCD is a statewide project providing training and information to
parents of special needs students. We train Parent Leaders across the state to work with other parents to improve the educational outcome of disabled students. - More -
  

Programs of Adult and Community Education

PACE provides programming to assist adult learners who are committed to improving their academic and life skills, including adults preparing for their GED. This program operates in conjunction with other family serving agencies to provide services. - More -
  

Coosa County Partnership for Youth

CCPY is a joint project of the APEC, Coosa County Public Schools, Cheaha Mental Health Center and the Alabama Department of Mental Health/Mental Retardation. CCPY's goal is to improve the existing system for the delivery of mental health services to children attending public schools. - More -
  

Fathers Forward

The APEC's Fatherhood Initiative Program, generously funded by the Children's Trust Fund of Alabama, was designed to reduce childhood abuse and neglect by encouraging the increased involvement of fathers. - More -
  

 

ALPIRC Institutes

ALPIRC Institutes are year long projects conducted in low performing schools in the Central Alabama region.

Each school participates in a Parent Involvement Survey, a faculty inservice, and a series of parent meetings throughout the course of the school year.

Institute Surveys

If your school is participating in the ALPIRC School Improvement Institutes, please click on the link below to
complete the Parent Involvement Survey for your school.

Bellingrath Jr High Parent Involvement Survey

Brewbaker Primary Parent Involvement Survey

Central Elementary Parent Involvement Survey

Central Middle School Parent Involvement Survey

Davis Elementary Parent Involvement Survey

Houston Hill Jr High Parent Involvement Survey

Lanier High Parent Involvement Survey

McKee Elementary Parent Involvement Survey

  

Supplemental Services

The Alabama Department of Education has resources for families who are eligible for supplemental services and school choice.

Select from the links below to download information about supplemental services in Alabama. We freely grant permission to reproduce these materials, but we ask that you let us know how you will use the materials (how many you will distribute and who you are sharing them with) by sending an email to us at webmaster@alabamaparentcenter.com.

  

For more information, go to our Resources Section.

  

  

 

  
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