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.
Romans 13 is a good passage to read and practice. I nvite your child's classmates to your home rather than allow your child to visit their homes. Become acquainted with your child's friends, for they will make a difference in his life. J oin your child in sports' activities. Nothing excites a child any more than for parents to be heard cheering in the bleachers.