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Family Engagement is a key element to the success of students within LACOE’s Division of Student Programs (DSP). DSP offers specialized instruction for more than 3,000 students in non-traditional public school settings. Our Division supports over 20 school sites, including International Polytechnic (IPoly) High School, Los Angeles County High School for the Arts (LACHSA), Juvenile Court Schools, and Alternative Education. LACOE is pleased to offer this webpage of useful tools that align with our ongoing commitment to increase parent involvement across all of our school sites.

The DSP Family Engagement page offers existing resources and publications designed to support family engagement efforts in non-traditional school settings. An array of tools are available here to help increase meaningful parent involvement among families with students who are at risk of academic failure.
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Improving Family Involvement for Juvenile Offenders with Emotional/Behavioral Disorders and Related Improving Family Involvement for Juvenile Offenders with Emotional/Behavioral Disorders and Related
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The Role of Family Engagement in Juvenile Justice SystemsThe Role of Family Engagement in Juvenile Justice Systems
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Family Guide for Involvement in a Juvenile Justice FacilityFamily Guide for Involvement in a Juvenile Justice Facility
This guide was written for the parents, family members, and educational surrogate parents of youth who have been placed in a juvenile justice facility. Parents will learn how the facility staff will be responsible for providing his or her schooling during the time that their child lives there. ...Read more
Parental Involvement Practices of Juvenile CourtsParental Involvement Practices of Juvenile Courts
This report explores the concept of enhancing systemic supports for parent improvement, especially to aid parents of behaviorally troubled teen and pre-teen children....Read more
Facility Toolkit for Engaging Families in Their Child’s Education at a Juvenile Justice FacilityFacility Toolkit for Engaging Families in Their Child’s Education at a Juvenile Justice Facility
Involving families in juvenile justice facility school programs is not easy. This Facility Toolkit is designed for facility and school administrators. It provides tools...Read more