When enrolling new families program administrators and teachers encourage parental involvement by:
A) providing them with a brochure and accepting their children's immediate attendance in the program.
B) discouraging them from spending time in the classroom, so the child can adjust quickly.
C) reviewing the school guidelines and policies with them, and inviting their input and suggestions.
D) none of the above

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Reviewing the school guidelines and policies with parents and inviting their input and suggestions is the best way to encourage their involvement and make them feel valued in the program. Providing a brochure and accepting their children's immediate attendance is important but does not necessarily encourage parental involvement. Discouraging them from spending time in the classroom may hinder parent-teacher relationships and communicate a lack of trust.

When Enrolling New Families Program Administrators and Teachers Encourage Parental