Mission:

Alief ISD will establish meaningful and effective partnerships with all stakeholders by providing a welcoming environment that allows for meaningful engagement; providing opportunities that inform and equip all Alief families and by creating viable partnerships between schools and families that ensure the success of all Alief students. 

 Thank you to our Hall of FAMERS! And thank you to all of our Alief Staff, volunteers, families and community members for making Family U a dream come true!

In an effort to strengthen our partnership with parents, Alief ISD is introducing a new text messaging service, Alief 411, where engaged parents can receive customized communication as it relates to their child's campus level. In order to receive these messages you must be signed up. Click the links below for further instructions on how to sign up.

Sign Up for Alief 411 Here  

Subscribete para Alief 411 aqui

Check out other ways to keep you connected! 

Purpose:

Welcome Alief families.  Alief's Family and Community Engagement Program is excited to partner with you in the success of your children. We have shifted from parental involvement to FAMILY ENGAGEMENT by rolling out our FAME Initiative – Families Actively and Meaningfully Engaged.

In Alief, we believe that parents are partners with teachers and staff in the education of their children and that family engagement and empowerment are essential at all levels throughout the school district. Everyone gains if school and home work together to promote high achievement by our children. 

We invite our Alief families and community members to climb aboard and engage in our schools as we partner together to ensure the success of all students.

Family and Community Engagement Goals

Action Items for Parents

Elementos de acción para los padres

DID YOU KNOW?

Students whose families are engaged in their education in some way:

- Earn higher grades and test scores

- Are less likely to be retained a grade

- Are more apt to have an accurate diagnosis for educational placement in classes

- Attend school regularly

- Like school and adapt well to it

- Have better social skills

- Have fewer negative behavior reports, and

- Graduate and go on to post-secondary education

A New Wave of Evidence: The Impact of School, Family and Community Connections on Student Achievement (Henderson & Mapp, 2002)

 Check out our Hall of Famers of 2017!