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Help Your Child ACHIEVE!

A Attendance -
Being in school everyday is very important and is tied to doing well school.
  • Your child should be on time and stay for the full day. This tells him that school is important and helps him learn good work habits.

  • Call the school if your child is sick. Talk with the teacher if you know your child will miss school and needs to make up work.

C Communication -
Being in touch is the key to knowing what's going on at your child's school.
  • Attend parent/teacher conferences.
  • Ask to meet with the teacher if you are worried about your child.
  • Let your child’s teacher know if things have changed at home that might effect the way he acts or performs in class.
H Health -
Good health is needed for your child to do well in school.
  • Keep the same bedtime every night. Make sure your child gets plenty of rest.

  • Offer healthy meals and snacks for your child.

  • See your child’s doctor as needed for shots and physicals.

I Interest -
Your child needs to know that how she does in school is important to you.
  • Ask questions that let your child tell you about her day. (How, What, Where, When?)

  • Show you care by talking about how your child did on her report card and set goals for how she can do better.

E  Expectations -
Expect the best from your child. Expect your child to use the "ABC" rule. Expect him to:
  • Ask questions and ask for help when he needs it.
  • Behave in a way that allows him and others to learn.
  • Complete class work and homework.
V  Volunteer -
Support the school by volunteering to help either in class or at home when you can.
  • Talk to your child’s school about your interest in helping.
  • Helping with one event or activity shows your child that you care about what happens at her school.
E Encourage -
Praise and value your child’s effort.
  • Tell your child how proud you are of him.
  • Show your child’s work in your home.