Stanton Primary and Oak Intermediate, under New Boston Local School District, have adopted a detailed Parent & Family Engagement Policy for the 2025-2026 academic year tied to Title I, Part A requirements. The plan calls for multiple recurring activities—Parent Advisory meetings, fall and spring surveys, curriculum-focused Family Nights, community school improvement meetings, summer camp/summer school, and parent literacy and technology trainings. The policy is in effect through October 2026 and will be reviewed annually, indicating ongoing programming and potential adjustments or expansions.While no specific vendors are named, the district intends to provide materials, technology-use training, literacy nights, progress monitoring tools, and coordinated services with programs like Head Start, Even Start, and "Help Me Grow," which may require external curriculum, edtech platforms, translation services, or family engagement consultants. A vendor could help the schools design, deliver, or enhance these engagement, training, and reporting tools aligned with ESSA and Title I expectations.

Policy emphasizes accessible, multilingual communication formats, technology-based progress reporting (websites, Progress Book), and integration with early childhood and literacy programs.