And that would take a lot of the burden off the teacher too. When you have the teacher having to make the phone calls and get the parents organized. If the teacher has what she wants to do, then she just tells the coordinator what she needs and when and the coordinator arranges it all, it takes a lot of the extra work off the teacher. Primary K-1 classroom help. There are many.
All teachers are very open to classroom help.
Most have regular schedules specifically for that purpose, including reading, computers, library, math, Young Ameritowne, etc. But not the way it was in elementary. I hear a lot of parents reflect on that. They had more involvement there. Not involvement in direct learning, I wouldn t think.