If so, contact them. It takes at least two weeks of doing something in a different way to produce good results. Remember you are the parent, the child is the student, and the school representative is the teacher. All must work together, but each has a different role. You suspect that your child is having a problem in school.
Most teachers say they want to know what's going on in a student's life.
If you notice a problem, chances are your child's teacher has, too. By working together, you will be able to come up with a solution that's right for your child. You have decided it's time to learn more about your child's school. First, make an appointment to visit the school principal and tour the school. Talk with other parents about their experiences.