English for Parents in School Districts
Overview
English Language Support for Parents and Families
When parents and families are engaged, students thrive. GovState's English language programs help parents and family members strengthen their English skills, build confidence, and take a more active role in their child's education.
Our programs are led by seasoned educators with years of experience delivering high-quality instruction in a welcoming, supportive environment. Every course is designed with adult learners in mind, meeting families where they are and helping them move forward.
Flexible scheduling makes participation easy. Courses are available during the day and evening, on-site at your location, on GovState's campus in University Park, or virtually, so families can find an option that fits their lives.
Areas of Focus
Areas of focus can be determined in cooperation with the school district and participants' needs but can include:
- Integrated Skills
- Reading and Vocabulary
- Listening, Speaking, and Grammar
- Writing and Grammar
- Citizenship Test Preparation
- Basic Computer Literacy Training
Costs
School Districts can use Title III funds, with no cost to parents. Cost includes instructions, supplemental materials, and assessments.
Contact Information
- Dr. Akiko Ota, Director, English Language Learning and Educational Partnerships
- 708-534-3143
- aota@govst.edu