As a retired education professor who taught family and community courses to undergraduate education students, I am pleased to see an increase in funding and programs in New England states that foster home and school relationships.
As a professional storyteller, I know that such relationships begin with story-seeking and story-sharing. Every child in a classroom represents a family with a story. Every teacher, novice or veteran also represents a story. What a joy it would be to see programs that help teachers and families seek and share stories.
Dr. Phyllis Blackstone
Brunswick
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