Parent Portal

In order for effective instruction to occur, there must be a cooperative relationship between student, parent, and educator. This relationship is described as follows:

Roles of Parents 

• Keep in regular communication with the school concerning their child’s progress and conduct and visit their child’s school at least once monthly.
• Ensure that their child attends school and all classes daily and promptly report and explain an absence or tardiness.
• Provide their child with the resources needed to complete class work and homework.
• Assist their child in being healthy, neat and clean.
• Bring to the attention of school administrators any problem or condition which affects their child or other children of the school.
• Discuss report cards and work assignments with their child.
• Maintain current home, work, and emergency telephone numbers including doctors and dentists as well as an emergency health care form at the school.
• Expect and insist that their child conforms to reasonable standards of conduct and set up home rules and expectations that support the school’s efforts.
• Participate and monitor their child’s progress in extracurricular activities.
• Expose their children to learning activities including visits to the libraries, museums, etc.
• Ask the school staff for assistance if help is needed.
• Praise and/or reward their child for his/her effort, improvement, and achievement.
• Develop high but realistic goals for and with their children.