Novato Unified School District

PARENTS

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Parents are partners in achieving student success

For all students to succeed, parent help and support at home is critical. Please help your child develop good study habits, complete homework and read every day. Here are some additional steps you can take to help your child succeed in school:

Ask your child's teacher to explain math, reading and language arts grade level expectations and skills your child must learn to be promoted to the next grade.
Explain to your child how you will help at home and how the school will help to support your child's efforts to advance to the next grade level.
Set regular times of the day and week to work with your child on the skills he or she must learn.
Encourage your child to learn new material and concepts, explore topics and share completed assignments with you.
Praise your child for their effort and their good work.
Carefully monitor your child's progress. If your child begins to struggle, contact your child's teacher for help.

To learn more about helping your child, please contact your child's teacher or the school principal.

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PARENT ALERTS

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CLASS ASSIGNMENTS/TEACHER REQUESTS

When assigning students to specific classes, the principal or designee shall strive to provide the best possible environment for each student. The principal and the current classroom teacher (if appropriate) will accept from parents/guardians any information which would be helpful in making placement decisions.

Parents should refer to BP 6152: Class Assignment and complete a Parent Request Form. This form must be submitted to the Principal of the school no later than May 10th of each year.

PARENT EDUCATION WORKSHOPS

PAST PARENT WORKSHOPS

Previous Parent Education Workshops are televised on EdTV - Channel 30. Check the EdTV schedule for dates and times.

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