In this era of increased diversity in schools, educators may struggle with effective methods for partnering with all parents in their classroom. Although all educators work to engage families, meeting the needs of diverse families sometimes require specific strategies for engaging all families and facilitating their participation as respected members of their classroom. The use of sensitive approaches can meet the needs of individual families by building on the belief that all families can participate--albeit in different ways. This article explores practices necessary for a successful home-school partnership. It describes the benefits of turning challenges into opportunities for success and specific strategies recommended for use with traditionally underrepresented families.