Guests: Faye Wilson Kennedy, Vice Chair and Rayvn McCullough, Parent Advocate

In this powerful episode of Full Circle, we dive into the crucial role of Black parents in advocating for their children’s education. Our guests, Rayvn McCullough and Faye Wilson Kennedy from the Black Parallel School Board (BPSB), join us to discuss Black Parent Involvement Day on February 18th and why showing up in the classroom is just the beginning.

Black Parent Involvement Day is a call to action for parents to visit their children’s schools, connect with teachers, and be an active part of their education. But this advocacy isn’t just for one day or one district—it’s an ongoing movement to disrupt disparities and ensure Black students thrive.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ Why parent advocacy is critical for student success
✅ How building relationships with teachers and administrators benefits your child
✅ The ongoing work of the Black Parallel School Board in Sacramento and beyond
✅ How to get involved and support Black student achievement

Black Parallel School Board – Learn about their programs, initiatives, and ways they support parents.

Visit:blackparallelschoolboard.com

Black Parent Involvement Day – Happening February 18, 2025 in Sacramento City Unified School District, but parents everywhere are encouraged to participate!

"Parental involvement isn’t just about showing up for a day—it’s about being present, engaged, and active year-round. When parents advocate, students succeed. Let’s keep showing up when it matters!"

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