Referring parents to helpful books, magazine articles, radio or TV programs. If there is a parent resource center in the school or local library, then suggesting materials to include. Recognizing PTA volunteers' efforts. Appreciating the contributions of parents. Encouraging constructive discussions with parents that build confidence in the school's leadership and strengthen parent partnerships.
Parents make sure the child understands and follows school rules.
Supervise homework assignments as needed. Seek the advice of teachers to understand their children's growth and learning-and share information that will help school staff plan for their children. Learn about school programs, curriculum, regulations and procedures, and actively support them. Show commitment to education by attending parent-teacher conferences, open houses, PTA meetings, student concerts and other school programs whenever possible. Understand and work for the passage of school funding initiatives.