E xercise extreme care in how you discuss the teacher, principal, or school in the presence of your child. There are two sides to every problem. The parent should not automatically defend the child or criticize the school. Most problems are quickly resolved when both sides are considered. F eed your child nutritional, well-balanced meals.
Breakfast is important.
Orange juice, vitamins, milk, and fruit are far more beneficial for a school child than candy, chips, and carbonated drinks. G o to the school occasionally. Sit in your child's class or classes at least twice a year. Of course, call the office before you go and ask permission. H andle all school problems scripturally.