Finally a space that makes your wildest dreams as a parent come true. A space where you learn, confide, and walk away with a single action step that will course correct your parenting approach with schools so that the relationship becomes what YOU envisioned it to be – a true partnership built around your child's dignity and potential.
What Does It Really Take to Raise a Reader? In this episode, I’m sitting down with Mrs. M, a Kindergarten teacher from the great state of Georgia, to talk about what parents can do at home to support the development of a reader. And interestingly enough, she suggests getting outside to do some of the work. As you listen, I want you to think beyond: “What should I be doing with my child?” Feeling Overwhelmed? Let me remind you of something I said in the episode: Learning to read is not a sk...
4 Aug 2026
The Power of a Shared Language in K-12 Advocacy
What does advocacy actually look like once you're inside the school system? In this episode, I sit down with Ingrid Williams-Perry, a Family and Community Specialist for a NJ school district, to talk about what it really takes to advocate for your child — whether they're neurotypical or navigating special education. Ingrid opens up about raising a daughter on the general ed track and a son on the special ed track. She dives into the moment she realized her son's development had stalled,...
24 Jul 2026
A Single Trust-Building Move for Strong Parent Communities
What if the key to a real partnership with your child's school starts with seeing their teacher as a whole human being — not just "the teacher"? In this episode of Parents as Co-Teachers, Dr. Maggie, a veteran ELA and ESL teacher opens up about the limiting beliefs teachers carry (yes, they have bucket lists too), why letting your guard down speeds up trust rather than risking it, and how she keeps the focus on student growth through honest, professional dialogue. She also shares how te...
17 Jul 2026
The Missing Piece Between Parents and Teachers
What if the biggest challenge between parents and schools isn't a lack of effort? After nearly 50 conversations with parents, teachers, school leaders, and special education professionals, one truth became impossible to ignore. Still, why do so many parent-school relationships become tense, frustrating, or disconnected? In this premiere episode, literacy consultant and parent partnership coach Christen Jolicoeur introduces the idea of the Co-Teacher Era and reveals the hidden communicat...
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