ALL visitors to NNPS may explore each section of this year’s collection, or may order a print copy of the book. Print copies of books from 2000 to 2019 available.
Edited by Brenda G. Thomas, Briana S. Bolstic, Joyce L. Epstein, and Rachel V. Chappell
The 2021 collection features 52 practices, including:
~ 34 School Practices
~ 12 District Practices
~ 6 Organization Practices
ACTIVE MEMBERS of NNPS have access to prior books of Promising Partnership Practices. Use your Member Access Code. Forgot the code? It is always in the monthly NNPS E-Brief or contact nnps@jhu.edu for this year’s Member Access Code.
Become a member of NNPS for all member benefits to strengthen your leadership and programs of family and community involvement.
Members: If you need examples of activities from prior books of Promising Partnership Practices, contact:
Rachel Chappell, NNPS Coordinator, at nnps@jhu.edu or
NNPS Facilitator: Brenda Thomas, bthomas@jhu.edu
Does your school, district, organization, or state have a promising partnership practice to submit for the next book of Promising Partnership Practices?
Choose the questionnaire that you need below. Then, follow the instructions for submitting your partnership practice to NNPS.
Submit your practice by June 30 for the next collection.
It is now easy to take your program to the next level and apply for an award at the same time that you submit a best practice.
School Promising Partnership Practice
School PPP Submission Instructions
School PPP Questionnaire – Word.doc (Printable)
For the link above, please download the Word document by using the “download” button in the top right corner of the window.
District Promising Partnership Practice
District PPP Submission Instructions
District PPP Questionnaire – Word .doc (Printable)
State Promising Partnership Practice
State PPP Submission Instructions
State PPP Questionnaire – Word .doc (Printable)
Organization Promising Partnership Practice
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