The Families in Education Program sponsored by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction is dedicated to nurturing a family-community-school partnership and provides this packet for schools to use throughout the year to promote families and learning. The articles in the packet contain ideas for making family-community partnerships work in the schools. Articles address the following topics: (1) quick start questions to link learning at school and home; (2) practices to improve school-family partnerships; (3) ways to use American Education Week ideas year-round; (4) grassroots community involvement based on Oregon's ParentShare program; (5) the American Library Association's Teen Read Week; (6) youth service learning to build skills and promote democracy; (7) citizenship to unite schools, families, students, and communities; (8) family involvement in early childhood programs; (9) tips for parents to notice and nurture their child's special talents; (10) Wisconsin's Sesquicentennial Home-School project; (11) a parenting survival kit; and (12) ways to enrich a museum visit. The final article discusses a parent brochure developed by an elementary school and the publication's impact on the school community. (LBT)