Family Learning Community
Family Learning Community
Our mission is to strengthen families through integrated learning opportunities that support parents, children, and the entire family as lifelong learners.
Bear’s Den Family Event
Family Reading Night
When: March 12th
Time: 4:00-6:00 PM
Enjoy a fruit snack during a read aloud!
Each family will take home a free book!
Grandparents Raising and Kinship Care
Grandparent Luncheon
When: March 20th
Presenter: Jeanna Phelps
Barren River District Health Department
Session Topic- “Safe Sleep”
Time: 12:00 PM
Location: Butler County FRC Building
Beat The Odds Drumming- Parent and Child Together Class
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Fun engaging session for everyone! -
Families were using simple rhythms to create beautiful sounds together! -
Parents and children come together to explore rhythm as a shared language! -
Little hands, big rhythms!
Goals:
Program Goals
1. Strengthen Family Engagement in Education
Empower parents and caregivers to take an active role in their children’s learning at home, in school, and in the community.
2. Build Adult Education & Workforce Skills
Provide opportunities for adults to improve literacy, English language skills, digital skills, and career readiness.
3. Support Children’s Academic Success
Promote school readiness and grade-level achievement through shared family learning experiences.
4. Foster Parent-Child Learning Together
Create meaningful opportunities for families to learn side-by-side and build lifelong learning habits.
5. Promote Language & Literacy Development
Strengthen reading, communication, and comprehension skills for both children and adults.
6. Increase Confidence & Leadership in Families
Equip parents with the knowledge and confidence to advocate for their children and become leaders in their schools and community.
7. Connect Families to Community Resources
Help families access services that support health, education, employment, and overall well-being.
8. Support Multilingual & Diverse Families
Provide welcoming, culturally responsive learning opportunities for families of all backgrounds.
9. Break Cycles of Poverty Through Education
Use two-generation learning strategies to create long-term educational and economic success.
10. Build a Stronger Learning Community
Create partnerships between families, schools, and community organizations to support lifelong learning.
