EPCA

EPCA’s Guides for Parent Governance & Involvement 

The English Parents’ Committee Association (EPCA) plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between home and school, committed to enhancing the well-being and academic success of our children. Together, we can collaborate to improve the quality of education by supporting initiatives that foster creativity, critical thinking, and a global perspective. We strongly encourage parents […]

Newsletter Vol. 32

Dear parents, As we begin the new school year, I’d like to extend a warm welcome back to all our students, parents, and school communities. The start of the school year is always a time of renewed energy, new possibilities, and, of course, new challenges. But I am confident that we will rise to meet […]

Newsletter Vol. 33

Dear Parents, ​As the school year begins and our children settle into their routines, things are starting to smooth out. We recognize that not every child adjusts easily to new beginnings, but rest assured, we are committed to supporting you. Our goal is to equip parents with the tools and resources you need to advocate […]

Complaint Procedures

Despite the fact that the school boards (CB) implemented a new complaints procedure a year ago, many parents continue to struggle with the process. Questions frequently arise: What are the necessary steps? Who should I contact? In what order, and by what means? It is critical to understand that the complaints process consists of three […]

Pearl Leibovitch Roots and Branches Conference – Community Webinar

Ometz in partnership with EPCA presents Cultivate Lifelong Bonds: Discover transformative strategies to nurture strong, loving sibling relationships that endure through all stages of life. The speaker is world renowned expert Corinna Jenkins Tucker, Ph.D., C.F.L.E., Director, Sibling Aggression and Abuse Research and Advocacy Initiative (SAARA), Crimes against Children Research Center. In this webinar Real-World Solutions will […]

Newsletter Vol. 35

Dear parents,Parent-teacher meetings can sometimes feel overwhelming; with a bit of preparation, you can approach them with confidence. Here are four key tips to keep in mind:Preparation is Key: Review your child’s schoolwork ahead of time and jot down questions you’d like to ask.Speak Up: If you’ve noticed your child struggling in any area, bring […]