Whether your child brings home great grades or poor ones, your reaction will be important to their future success. Here are some ideas for making report card time a positive learning experience. First, concentrate on the important things. If your child did poorly, stay calm. It is important for your children to know, most of all, that you are concerned about them.
Communication is essential.
You can be vigilant from your side, too. Watch for notes in your child's agenda. If you see a problem, ask our guidance staff to set up a meeting with the teachers and staff working with your child. Your involvement not only makes a difference, but is essential in your child's success. Coming up in mid-November is our first scheduled round of conferences.