Be informed and express your opinion concerning school policies and procedures. Receive information concerning the curricula, methods of teaching, and how your child will be evaluated. Participate on committees and councils that are open to parents. Appeal any school decision that involves your child's rights. Approve or disapprove any psychological tests given to your child.
Parents are the child's most influential teachers.
It is a fact that children whose parents are actively involved with them are more successful in school. Getting involved in your child's education means providing support at home and , when possible, at school. Schools are always eager for parents to become involved in school activities. Below, you will find suggestions as to how to get involved both at home and at school. Assist your child with homework.