I am really concerned about how my son is doing in school. My hours make it impossible for me to visit the school. There may be better ways to establish lines of communication concerning your son's progress. Schools also use e-mail and voice mail for communicating with parents. Your son's teacher may suggest one or more of these options or have other suggestions.
Teachers are usually willing to accommodate a parent's request for more frequent communication.
Ask for copies of the school rules, the school's expectations for students, and an outline of the curriculum. Let your son know that you've met with his teacher and the principal, and that you will all be working together to ensure that he gets a good education. TOP OF PAGE 3. My child is 15 and ready to drop out of school. All rights reserved.