Build partnerships with your child's teacher and school. An impartial hearing is a formal legal process in which an impartial hearing officer appointed by the Board of Education decides how disagreements between you and the school district will be resolved. Build partnerships with your child's teacher and school.
Children develop in different ways, each with their own individual personalities.
To help students learn, it is important that teachers know as much as they can about each child. No one knows more about your child and no one has more influence over your child than you. By working together, you and the teacher can help your child have a successful school year. Many schools have Parent-Teacher conferences during the year to offer you opportunities to learn more about your child's education, teacher and school. Sharing information and working together helps your child.