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How can Parents Promote Student Success?

Parents play a key role in ensuring that their child or adolescent achieves school success. When parents, students, and staff work together, the student will obtain his/her academic goals. Some of the actions that parents can take to promote school success are:

How can Parents Promote Student Success?

Parents play a key role in ensuring that their child or adolescent achieves school success. When parents, students, and staff work together, the student will obtain his/her academic goals. Some of the actions that parents can take to promote school success are:
* communicate with school staff to be aware of
   homework assignments
* review your child’s homework
* encourage your child to seek friends who will
   be helpful to them
* try to do something enjoyable with your child
   at least once a week
* set clear expectations for child about
   homework; have a set place and time for
   homework
* get acquainted with your child’s teacher(s)
* monitor where your child goes/this will
   encourage them to stay out of trouble
* communicate with school staff first when there
   is a concern with the school
* attend school functions such as conferences,
   programs, open houses, and parent meetings
* consistently enforce household rules
* set aside a time when the whole family reads
* encourage students to talk about school, social
   activities, and their interests
* teach standards of right and wrong and
   demonstrate these standards
* provide a quiet place where your child can
   study (preferably a quiet room)
* monitor your child’s choices of TV programs,
   video games and music


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  • Meet the Counselor
  • Counseling Services
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  • The Counselor's Office
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    • Growth Mindset
    • Know Your Child
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    • Attention
  • Community Agencies