I’ve written a lot about how schools must become more effective at getting parents involved, Cleveland.com reports. But they’re not the only institution that can do this important job. Libraries have perhaps an even better opportunity to catch parents and engage them. Why? Because they’re sitting on so many resources that can help parents break out of poverty…
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