Brockton Chapter
CPLAN was initially founded in Boston and quickly expanded to a statewide initiative. In 2018, one of our dedicated parent leaders, displaced from Boston due to rising housing costs, relocated to Brockton. With the support of Brockton’s welcoming community and its dedicated school staff, she launched the Brockton Chapter, which has since grown steadily, building strong connections and empowering families within the district. This chapter continues to foster meaningful family engagement and advocate for equitable education across the city.
DiPAC
(District wide Parent Advisory Council)
The purpose of the DIPAC is for parents and community members to work in solidarity with the Brockton Public School administration to reach the common goal of improving student’s educational experience to support academic success, while meeting their social and emotional needs. This work includes parents co-designing systems through decision making, developing equitable policies & practices.
Partners
SABURA
To educate, engage and empower youth and families through carefully designed, culturally and linguistically tailored programming
​that is affordable, safe and affirming.
Brockton Public Schools
The Brockton Public Schools ensures student success by fulfilling the educational, social and emotional needs of all students in the pursuit of instructional excellence.
Family Academy
The Parent Engagement Program offers an exciting program for parents - Parents' Academy, which provides parents with free professional development and informational workshops in addition to a variety of family activity nights.
Let's Make Friends
A parent support group that brings families together to have fun activities that aim to increase literacy, creativity, and social emotional well being among students.
Brockton Community &
Family Center
The mission of the Brockton Community and Family Center (BCFC) is to provide a safe, welcoming facility and resources to enable Brockton area families to gather together, and service providers to offer free recreational, social and cultural programming that will complement and enhance the educational and life experiences of children throughout our diverse community, with family encouragement and involvement, particularly in the areas of education, empowerment, performing arts, athletics, and health and safety.
In conjunction with and with assistance from the Brockton Public Schools (BPS) office of the Superintendent, the Brockton Community and Family Center (BCFC) vision and goals are stated more specifically in the Sections that follow.
