PARENTNET

Here’s your opportunity! Come join your grade-level ParentNet meetings held twice a year – in the Fall and Spring.

ParentNet is a national program that provides a structured, robust forum where parents share concerns and offer solutions to parenting issues related to a specific grade level.

With so much technology available today, our children are doing a lot of networking. Doesn’t it make sense for parents to do some networking too? Connectivity between the parents of each class is the key to creating a safe, functional community for our children and their classmates. In this way, through ParentNet, we can help create a safety net for our children.

Want to know more about ParentNet?

• To learn more, check out our FAQs.
• To find out what kinds of topics are discussed at ParentNet meetings, check out our Meeting Summaries.
• To find your next ParentNet Meeting, check out our calendar of Upcoming Meetings.
• To find out what participants are saying about ParentNet, check out our Testimonials.
• To watch the 5 Minute Video “What is ParentNet?” please click on the link.

Additional Resources

• ParentNet Parent Contract
• Parenting Library Connection
• National ParentNet Association

ParentNet History

ParentNet was developed at The Overlake School in 1996 to facilitate discussion of everyday parenting topics, encourage parent networking and mutual support, and enhance communication between parents, students, and schools. After expansion of our program to eight other pilot schools, ParentNet received a generous gift in the year 2000 to create the National ParentNet Association, making it available to schools throughout the country.

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