Resources for Families
When schools work together with families to support learning, children are inclined to succeed not just in school, but throughout life.
The following are just a few suggestions of the many ways you can be involved with your child's education:
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Contact your child's teacher early in the school year and maintain communication throughout the year.
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Ensure that your child's school has your up-to-date contact information.
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Participate in parent/teacher conferences.
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Ask the teacher what your child is learning and how you can support your student at home.
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Talk with your child daily about homework, classroom activities, and events.
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Learn about school policies and expectations so you can help your child
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Model behaviors and attitudes you expect from your child.
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Encourage and nurture your child's creativity.
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Talk with your employer about flex time so you can participate in school
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Establish a daily family routine.
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Monitor out of school activities.
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Express high, but realistic expectations for achievement.
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Encourage your child's development/progress in school.
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Be positive when talking with your child about school-related activities.
Communicating Effectively with Your School
Click on the video below to learn more about effective communication with your child's school