COLEGIO DE PADRES

EDUCATIONAL ACCESS PROGRAMS

Albina Rockwood Promise Neighborhood Initiative

Colegio De Padres

Conexiones (7th & 8th Grades)

Early Escalera (9th & 10th Grades)

Escalera (11th & 12th Grades)

Fuerza Program (First Year of College)

Ninth Grade Counts (Incoming 9th Graders)

Paso a Paso Scholarship

Summer Bridge

Summer Escalera

COLEGIO DE PADRES

At Latino Network, family is at the heart of everything we do. Latino Network’s parent and family engagement programs honor your role and investment in your child’s future and complement our youth programs. Our Latine instructors empower parents with the tools and resources needed to be advocates for themselves and their children.  Colegio de Padres, for parents of middle and high school students, hosts workshops that help parents, many of whom are immigrants, understand the educational system in the US and the challenges facing their children. Workshop topics include:

  • How to check academic progress and grades online

  • How to meet with your students’ teachers/principals

  • Saving for college

  • Strategies to discuss health and sexuality with your children

  • Monitoring your child’s use of social media and the Internet

  • Advocacy training

  • Biculturalism

  • David Douglas:

    • Mill Park ES

    Parkrose:

    • Parkrose MS

    • Parkrose HS

    Portland Public Schools:

    • Benson HS

    • Cesar Chavez MS

    • Franklin HS

    • George MS

    • Harriett Tubman MS

    • Jefferson HS

    • Kellogg MS

    • Lane MS

    • McDaniel HS

    • Ockley Green MS

    • Roosevelt HS

    Reynolds:

    • HB Lee MS

    • Reynolds MS

    • Reynolds HS

    • Portland Children’s Levy

    • Portland Public Schools

    • United Way

Our Values (ACCESS)

  • The commitment to excellence and results

  • The continued connection to our rich histories, languages, and diversity.

  • The power of multicultural, multi-generational, and cross-sector partnerships

  • The key to advancement for all Latino children and youth

  • The empowerment, leadership development, and active engagement of Latinos in the decisions that affect their lives.

  • The organization and integration of Latino communities as a catalyst for equity and social change.

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