Family Resources

TRECA Barrier Busters videos cover topics like checking attendance, monitoring progress, and more!

Google provides information about making technology work for your family, including online safety, screen time, and parental controls.

Google also has information for parents and guardians about online tools used for digital learning.

The Ohio Department of Education provides a guide to parent rights in special education. This guide gives you information and resources to help you understand your student’s special education supports and services.

The Ohio Department of Education provides resources for families of students with disabilities including a guide to IEP evaluation, reading tips, and how to get involved with your student's education.

You can find all of our Navigation Station recordings on our YouTube Channel.

The Ohio Statewide Family Engagement Center provides parenting resources and support for family and school partnerships.

This link provides academic information by grade band from the Ohio Department of Education.

The Action Team for Partnerships (ATP) is a committee of stakeholders (educators, parents, community members, students) who work together to promote student learning and achievement from a family engagement perspective. 

The goal of the ATP is to strengthen the relationship between home and school and empower families to be proactive in their students' education. To conduct this work, the ATP creates an annual one-year plan that allows families and the school to work together for the shared goal of school improvement and student achievement. Visit treca.org/atp to learn more.

One Plan is a comprehensive school improvement initiative that uses a series of evidence-based strategies and action steps to meet school needs and improve outcomes for all students. Visit treca.org/oneplan for more info.

Explore a variety of family-friendly activities across Ohio with this Family Fun guide from the State of Ohio.

The Ohio Network for Military Families and Veterans connects families of military members to online resource information and tools.

The Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio (COHHIO) is a statewide coalition of hundreds of housing organizations and homeless service providers throughout Ohio that promotes homeless prevention programs, emergency shelters, and permanent affordable housing with supportive services.

The Student Assistance & Family Engagement (SAFE) team provides assistance to TRECA students and families that are experiencing social-emotional and family problems that may be serving as barriers to learning. Our SAFE staff can make home visits and work with families to help access resources they might need. Our SAFE page also has a link to mental health resources, including local and regional organizations in Ohio. If you're in need of assistance or just need someone to talk to, please reach out! We're always a phone call or email away and are here to help however we can.

Social Emotional Learning is the way young people learn skills to manage stress, handle difficult emotions, make big decisions, and build healthy relationships with others. TRECA provides access to BASE Education, which is a program that helps students learn more about themselves and supports things like mental health, self-awareness, social awareness, relationship skills, self-management, and responsible decision-making. Visit treca.org/sel for more information.

Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) is a non-aversive behavioral framework that uses evidence-based practices to improve school climate and culture, achieve improved academic and behavior outcomes, and increase learning for all students. TRECA Digital Academy believes the school environment should be one that ensures the care, safety, and welfare of all students and staff members. Efforts to promote positive interactions and solutions to potential crises will be used. If a student’s behavior presents a threat of immediate harm to the student or others, the use of approved physical restraint or seclusion to maintain a safe environment may be used as a last resort. Visit treca.org/pbis for more information.