Program Helps Latino Parents Connect With Students, School in Madison, Wisconsin

“Latino parents of Madison schoolchildren may soon learn how to better connect with their students and the school district through a new partnership program.

Training is under way to teach social workers and others how to lead 16-part training sessions.”

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