Parent Cafe Discussion Questions

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Hello,
Summer is right around the corner and the school year will be over, I was hoping we could all set up a meeting, here at Community Partnership, to discuss Parent Cafés. Our discussion will include ideas to expand Parent Café, what Parent Cafés looks like at your location, and ideas that you may have to improve Parent Cafés. All of you are somehow involved in Parent Cafés whether you’re a facilitator or a location host, so your imputes are very important to this program

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