Michael A. Robinson
- Observe your child’s classroom
- Participate in at least one Parent-Teacher Conference
- Ensure the completion of your child's ILP (Individual Learning Plan) This should be an intense conversation with your child's school counselor
- Attend at least one extra curricular (non-sporting) event this school year
- Join and participate in your child’s school or any school’s formal parent organization (PTA/PTSA/PTO)
- Assist with homework assignments
- Volunteer at least seven hours at your child’s school
- Meet your child’s Principal
- Check your child’s backpack everyday
- Complete and review all forms sent home by school officials
- Meet your child’s Parent Liaison/Principal
- Consider becoming a teacher
- Ensure your child has school supplies for the entire school year
- Review the School Calendar and become familiar with activities and school closings
- Discuss current and future goals with your child
- Discuss with your child how education plays a role in reaching goals
- Become familiar when possible with the health conditions of your child
- Meet regularly with school counselor and together advise your child in making the correct choices in education
- Participate in a variety of activities with your children
- Understand your Rights as a Parents within the school system
- Learn to navigate the school system
- When possible attend a School Board meeting
- Sign up to receive e-mail news updates from the school system
- Visit the school system's Web site to remain informed
- Join your child school’s School Improvement Team (SIT) or School Planning Management Team Meetings (SPMT)
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