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Family Partnership Council: A New Chapter for Family Engagement

Family Partnership Council: A New Chapter for Family Engagement

Posted on by Weld RE-4 School District

The Weld RE-4 School District is excited to announce the launch of the Family Partnership Council (FPC), uniting the former Parent-Teacher Advisory Committees (PTAC) at each of our schools with the efforts of the School Advisory Committees (SAC) under one umbrella.

This shift marks a districtwide commitment to elevating family voices, strengthening relationships between home and school, and building a stronger educational community for every student.

Family involvement is a cornerstone of student success. Whether your student is taking their first steps in kindergarten or preparing to graduate high school, your time, expertise, and unique perspective are essential to shaping our schools.

Tailored Focus for Every Grade Level

To ensure our efforts meet the distinct needs of students at different stages of their education, the FPC operates with a mission designed specifically for our elementary and secondary levels to focus the work across schools.

  • Elementary Schools: Providing opportunities for families and staff to cultivate a positive school culture through collaborative input, community-building events, and shared traditions.
  • Middle and High Schools: Partnering families and staff to ensure a premier student experience by providing diverse perspectives to guide strategic initiatives, fiscal priorities, and community-building efforts.

Get Involved via ParentSquare

We invite all parents, guardians, and caregivers to plug in and help drive this mission forward. Joining the FPC at your school allows you to contribute directly to strategic school decisions, organize impactful community events, and lend your expertise where it matters most.

Ready to get involved? Join your school’s Family Partnership Council group on ParentSquare today to receive meeting updates, volunteer opportunities, and direct communications from council leaders: