ECP Parent Involvement | Shalom Austin

PARENT INVOLVEMENT

PARENT INVOLVEMENT AT THE ECP

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Get Involved!

Parent involvement is crucial to the success of our program and solidifies open communication with staff and Administration. This foundationally enhances a positive school experience for your children. Parents receive consistent daily communication from classroom educators including a daily picture, moods and observations, and an individualized comment about each child. We also encourage parent involvement in a variety of ways including:

  • Volunteering in your child’s classroom
  • Going on class field trips
  • Attending parent activities and ECP/Shalom Austin-sponsored workshops
  • Participating in parent/educator conferences
  • Attending weekly and special Tot Shabbat programs on Fridays
  • Donating reusable materials (e.g. material scraps, toilet paper roll tubes, yarn) for art projects or gently used toys and books that your child may have outgrown
  • Providing feedback to help make the ECP the best environment for you and your child!

ECP Parent Committee

A young man and woman with a small boy walk in the park

Interested in becoming even more engaged with the ECP? Join our Parent Committee!

Our wonderful PC provides parental viewpoints and feedback to the ECP Administration on strategic planning and school-wide policies and decisions. 

Contact ecpchair.atx@gmail.com for more information! 

Grandparents Club

Leadership volunteering Hands

The ECP has an active Grandparent/Grandfriend Club that provides diverse opportunities to participate with their grandchildren and amongst themselves as well as share their unique talents and gifts with the school.

The highlighted event is the annual Grandparents’ Day Breakfast which boasts participation from Bubbies and Zaydees, aunts and uncles, and neighborhood “pseudo” grandparents from near and far.

Dana Baruch

Dana Baruch

ECP Director

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