Title I – Reading Recovery Information
Title I
Parental
Involvement
Parents and Teachers Working Together
Students achieve the
greatest success in
school when their parents and teachers have
an open line of communication. Glencoe Elementary
teachers desire and encourage parents to
communicate through notes, conferences or phone
calls. When parents are involved in their child’s
education in a supportive way, it tells the child
that their school work is important.
Ways Parents Can Support Their “Student”
1. Set a certain
time each evening for homework.
2. Expect your child
to have homework.
3. Know the
teacher’s routine for homework.
4. Look over
your child’s papers every day.
5. Know the
day(s) when tests are given.
6. Be positive
when reviewing your child’s work.
7. Help your
child to be organized and prepared.
8. Check on the
condition of your child’s school
supplies. (Crayons, pencils, erasers,
glue, etc.)
Need Help?
Glencoe Elementary has people on staff able to help with ways to help your
child succeed. It is our goal that all students be the best they can be.
Resources
Listed below are several Microsoft
Word documents that may help answer some of your questions about your child’s
education.
Glencoe Elementary’s
Parental Involvement Plan
Glencoe
Elementary School Parent Compact
Getting
Your Child Ready for School
Preventing
Reading Difficulties in Young Children
Reading
Instruction from Kindergarten through Third Grade
Seven
Things Parents and Caregivers can do for their Children
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