Parent Involvement. Teachers accepting assignment for up to two hours as a presenter or participant in a parent involvement meeting concerning Kindergarten registration, or family life education shall be paid a stipend of $47.59.
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3.6.1 Both parent/s or guardian/s agree to attend feedback meetings when requested to do so by the principal, an aftercare educator or by the school management
3.6.2 Both parent/s or guardian/s undertake to attend all other meetings as requested by the school management, from time to time
3.6.3 Both parent/s or guardian/s agree to support all school sports, cultural and academic activities as and when organised and when timeously informed thereof
3.6.4 Both parent/s or guardian/s agree to maintain good effective relationships with all the aftercare educators and to contribute to the nurturing of a healthy spirit within the school
3.6.5 Both parent/s or guardian/s agree to take appropriate and necessary corrective action to address behaviour indiscipline and/or work related problems of their child / children as observed and notified of by an aftercare educator and/or Principal and/or Senior Administrator
3.6.6 Both parent/s or guardian/s agree that the school management may take reasonable and fair disciplinary action against their child/children for repeated violation of school rules and ethics This may result in suspension and possibly expulsion from the school. Every effort will however be taken to reach an amicable solution at all times
Parent Involvement a. The Provider shall offer open houses, workshops, home visits, family nights and parent-teacher conferences to parent(s)/guardian(s). Prior to the start of the school year, the Provider shall notify the Early Learning Principal of the schedule for such parent/guardian education events.
b. The Provider shall ensure that parent(s)/guardian(s) have input into their child(ren)’s educational program and care.
c. The Provider shall offer parent(s)/guardian(s) the opportunity to volunteer in the 4K Program; however, parent(s)’/guardian(s)’ volunteers must be approved by the District pursuant to Board Policy 353.1.
d. The Provider shall be responsible for all personnel costs related to or arising out of the use of parent(s)’/guardian(s)’ volunteers.
e. The Provider shall send out monthly newsletters to parent(s)/guardian(s).
Parent Involvement. Parents are invited and welcome in the school at any time. Teachers invite you to share a special skill or volunteer to help in the classroom.
Parent Involvement. Provide parents of nonpublic Title I approved students with parent involvement activities and strategies to enhance student achievement in reading and math services. At least two (2) workshops will be conducted yearly for parents of Title I approved students. Nonpublic schools and parents are given the opportunity for input of workshop topics. Documentation for this training shall include agendas, meeting minutes and handouts.
Parent Involvement. Evening Parent meetings will be held throughout the year. Advance notice of these meetings will be given in the school calendar and/or the Sunrise Newsletter. The meetings will cover such topics as: the Montessori philosophy and methods, school curriculum, ideas on developing consistency between home and school, children’s patterns of growth and development, discipline, and other topics as requested by our parents. The first school parent meeting, held in August, is an Orientation meeting and attendance is essential. At this meeting, teachers discuss the upcoming year and present information that will further your understanding of our school and your child’s classroom. This information can change from year to year, so be sure to attend every fall. Parents are encouraged to observe during school hours once school is well under way and the children are accustomed to their daily routine and environment. Parents interested in sharing a particular skill, organizing field trips, reading with the children, helping with the classroom garden, and making classroom materials should feel free to speak with the child’s teacher. These and other volunteer jobs are listed on sign-up sheets available at the beginning of each school year. Check with the school before throwing anything away! We often can use items which you no longer need, such as paper bags, trays, paper, pitchers, buckets, fabric, yarn, art supplies, etc. Parents play a major role in school social events such as the Halloween Party, Winter Party and Earth Day. Plan to attend open Friends of Sunrise meetings, morning coffees, Montessori in the Morning, and read the newsletters to learn ways to participate in your child’s school experience.
Parent Involvement. Parents will be invited by the teacher to help out various times throughout the year.
Parent Involvement. Parents provide a large and indispensable contribution in making our school a productive educational experience. Our parents may volunteer as: classroom helpers, pizza day helpers, field trip chaperones, and/or room parents. Parents are asked to refrain from bringing their younger children with them when volunteering during the school day. We ask this so that your full attention is paid to school-age children. As per the Archdiocese of Chicago, Office of Catholic Schools, parents volunteering in the school or for a school function must fill out a Criminal Background Check, a CANTS form (DCFS background check), a Code of Conduct form AND go through a Virtus training session. *Directions are posted on our website. It is important to note that parents working in classrooms have access to confidential information concerning the behavioral and academic progress of our children. Discretion should be used in discussing the difficulties involved in that progress. It is recommended that parents work in a classroom other than that of their child/children. The teachers also make room mother selections in order that the opportunity may be rotated to those interested parents. The responsibilities of the room moms and the events in which they aid the teachers are outlined in the following section. Room mothers/fathers act as coordinators for parties which Grades K through 4 have during the course of the year and for the Olympic Day at the end of the school year. Each teacher will contact his/her room mothers/fathers to arrange a meeting to discuss topics such as planning and playing games, physical presence at parties, etc. It is strongly recommended by the Archdiocese of Chicago and St. Xxxxxxx School that ALL parents participate in the Virtus Training program which includes: Virtus Training session, criminal background check, DCFS background check, and Code of Conduct. There may be times during the school year that parents are welcomed into the classrooms. Meeting this requirement allows you to participate in any classroom special event. Kindergarten through 3rd Grade Parties – Parties will begin at 1:00 PM and end promptly at 2:00 PM. Room Parents are asked to arrive no sooner than 12:45 PM. Parties: Halloween, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day. The 4th and 5th grade students will enjoy a movie and snack on party days. The 6th grade students do not have class parties or dances. However, they have alternative celebrations. The 7th and 8th grade students do...
Parent Involvement. 3.6.1 Parents agree to attend "Parent Orientation" sessions when requested to do so by the School Management.
3.6.2 Parents undertake to attend all Parent / Educator meetings and Parent / Educator conferences as advised to by the School Management, from time to time.
3.6.3 Parents agree to support all school sports, cultural and academic activities as and when organised and timeously informed thereof.
3.6.4 Parents agree to maintain good effective relationships with all the teachers and to contribute to the nurturing of a healthy spirit within the school.
3.6.5 Parents agree to take appropriate and necessary corrective action to address behaviour, discipline and/or work related problems of their child / children as observed and notified of by the teacher and/or Principal.
3.6.6 Parents agree that the School Management may take reasonable and fair disciplinary action against their child/children for repeated violation of school rules and ethics. This may result in suspension and possibly expulsion from the school. Every effort will however be taken to reach an amicable solution.
Parent Involvement. Parents are welcome to drop in and visit their child (ren) in the program at any time. They are encouraged to attend and actively participate in the School Age Care quarterly Parent Advisory Board (PAB) meeting. Parents are welcome to express and share their interests, talents, careers, or hobbies with the children at the program. The SAC also has a Quality Improvement Team (QIT) as part of the COA Accreditation process. If you would like to be part of this team please contact the SAC Coordinator. The QIT Team meets quarterly. Please contact the front desk if you would like to share with SAC.
