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Helping Your Child Succeed

Here are key areas to help your child succeed in school

Parent Participation - What you can do to help your child succeed in school

Common Core Standards - What your child is learning in school

Internet & TV - How media can help your child learn

School Dates & Times - The school day and school calendar

Behavior Expectations - Expectations for student behavior

School Participation

Parent Participation

How to Get Involved in Your Child's Education

  1.  Know the importance of good attendance.
  1. TALK to your child’s teacher — you are an important part of your child's education.
    • Ask to see a sample of your child’s work
    • Ask the teach questions like:
      • Is my child learning to read and write?
      • What are my child’s strengths and weaknesses?
      • What can I do at home to make sure that my child is successful?
  1. ATTEND regularly scheduled Parent Teacher Conferences    
  2. JOIN parent groups such as:
    • Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
    • Parent Teacher Organization (PTO)   
  3. READ to your child and have him or her read to you every day for at least 15 minutes
    • Ask your child to retell a story in his or her own words by telling what happened first, second, and third
    • Look for opportunities in everyday places to build your child’s vocabulary
    • Be sure your child has a library card - many libraries have book clubs and family activities that make reading fun for the entire family