Our success with parents, students, and educators has proven that children’s academic performance improves with a parent’s positive attitude and support towards their education. Parent involvement that begins at home must continue at school.

For 37 years we have been empowering families, serving communities, and building partnerships. We provide evidence-based programs to more than 35,000 families and nearly 557 schools annually. We work with English Learners, immigrants, refugees, and low-income families and communities.

California presence in 48 of 58 counties

National presence in 14 states

Enhanced the education of more than 2.35 million students since its inception

805K

Parents completed programs

Programs delivered in 16 languages.

DATA-DRIVEN

Measuring effectiveness is essential to our work, our parents and our partners. We continue to measure our program effectiveness by administering and analyzing retrospective survey responses. The surveys provide us valuable information and actionable data to share with schools and districts, to continue learning together and to help build upon our efforts.

Data 2024-2O25

Schools Served

4
557

Families Served

1
35660

Graduates From Programs

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19944

Data Fall 2024

The Parent Institute for Quality Education (PIQE) provided family engagement programming to families in Fall of 2024. Programmatic goals included promoting positive social emotional behavior that supports student’s academic success and reinforcing a college-going mindset at home. PIQE program participants engaged in the retrospective survey administered at the conclusion of the course.. For extended data analysis, please contact Dr. Monique Escobedo, Ph.D., Director of Research, at mescobedo@piqe.org

Survey Results: In October 2024, PIQE conducted the Family Needs Assessment (FNA) survey with 1,104 families from the Signature Family Engagement Workshop to understand current needs. Topics included school safety, bullying, communication in preferred languages, and access to mental health and social services.

Parent Communication With School Staff About Safety

Parent Concerns About Bullying at Child’s School

I Receive Written Communication Regarding My Child’s Progress in My Preferred Language.

I Am Able to Communicate With School Staff, Leaders, and Teachers in My Preferred Language

Strongly agree 50.45%
Agree 32.97%
Neither agree or nor disagree 7.97%
Disagree 6.52%
Strongly disagree 2.08%
Extremely concerned
Moderately concerned
Neither concerned or nor unconcerned
Not concerned
Slightly concerned
Always
Very Often
Sometimes
Rarely
Never
Always
Very Often
Sometimes
Rarely
Never

LONGITUDINAL ACADEMIC IMPACT REPORT 

A 2024 longitudinal study conducted by San Diego State University’s Center for Equity and Biliteracy Education Research (CEBER) found that students whose caregivers completed PIQE’s Signature Family Engagement Program graduated high school and enrolled in college at significantly higher rates than peers from similar backgrounds. The study highlights the program’s lasting impact on educational outcomes and family empowerment across California.

High School Graduates

Students whose parents attended PIQE: 91%
California Department of Education: 86%

English Learner High School Graduates

English Learner students whose parents attended PIQE: 92%
California Department of Education: 72%

English Learner College Enrollments

PIQE English Learner students enroll in higher education: 57%
National Center for Education Statistics: 39%