She galvanized families, educators, and community organizers to co-found the Parent Teacher Home Visit Project in 1998. A single mother with serious health issues, she nevertheless advocated tirelessly for her community and for education reform. Jocelyn Graves was a volunteer and trainer for PTHV until her passing in 2007. To honor her memory, PTHV recognizes a distinguished member of the education community with the Jocelyn Graves Award. This biennial award celebrates individuals who embody Graves' passion for family engagement and educational excellence.
Awards Bestowed
Philanthropic Supporters
Years of Honoring Excellence
The Jocelyn Graves Award honors individuals who:
2013 – Carolyn Doggett
2014 – Karen Mapp &
Anne Henderson
2015 – Andrea Prejean
2016 – Susan Stevenson
2017 – Jim Keddy
2018 – Jonathan Raymond
2019 – Don Diehl
2021 – Nick Faber
2023 – Michele Brooks
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PTHV advances student success and school improvement by leveraging relationships, research, and a national network of partners to advance evidence-based practices in relational home visits within a comprehensive family engagement strategy.
PTHV is a nonprofit grassroots network that must raise its operating budget every year. Like the local home visit projects we help, our network is sustained by collaboration.