Who Is a Learning Hero?
Every Parent.
You’ve got what it takes — you know your child best. But even superheroes need a team. We’re here to help you support your child's grade-level progress and well-being.
Paths to Success
The updated Paths to Success helps families get a jumpstart on supporting their child for success in high school and beyond.
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Talking to Children about Racism and Justice 
This guide helps you to have open, honest, and positive conversations with your child about race, social justice and anti-racism. Find helpful and age-based tips and resources here.
Readiness Roadmap
From math to reading to life skills, the Readiness Roadmap has videos, tips, activities and more to help you know what’s
expected in each grade.
*Learning Heroes 2022 National Survey of Parents, Teachers, and Principals
**NAEP, THE NATION’S REPORT CARD 2022
Do you know if your child is on grade level?
9 in 10 parents believe their child is at or above grade level in math and reading.*
Yet, what percentage of 8th graders nationally are at grade level in math?**
Unlocking the "How": Designing Family Engagement Strategies That Lead to School Success
Our new report offers schools and districts a set of concrete recommendations for designing family engagement strategies that impact student learning and well-being. It is based on six years of our surveys with families and educators, well-established research on effective practice, and case studies from schools and districts across the country.
#bealearninghero in Action!
By taking actions – big and small – every day to support your child’s learning, you can be a learning hero. Check out these tips from other parents and share your advice, stories, and questions using #bealearninghero.
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"Despite all of the national and local news around learning loss, 92% of all parents — regardless of race or income or education level — still believe their children are at grade level." - @BibbHubbard @AJCGetSchooled “
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Parents and teachers agree that teamwork and trust are what’s important for home-school relationships. Our new #ReadyToTeamUp resource provides 5 tips to help parents and educators team up to start the school year strong: https://bit.ly/3dl73me “
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UNIVISION | Team up this school year Windy Lopez-Aflitto shares how families and educators can team up this fall with help from the new Ready To Team Up resource.
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Divide between perception and reality should sound alarm for parents to be part of recovery plans New op-ed in The Hill from Learning Heroes founder & president Bibb Hubbard calls for parents and families to be part of recovery efforts.
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