Business related to school must be conducted between 7:30 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. Monday -Friday. Conferences provide a valuable means of communication between parents and guardians and the teacher. This is an opportunity for the parent to share concerns with the teacher and is very important in solving student problems. When there is a concern that relates to the academic progress or the personal adjustment of the child the first point of contact with the school should be the classroom teacher. If you would like next to discuss the matter with your child's counselor or an assistant principal, please feel free to make those arrangements.
When contacting the principal, please have your previous contacts with the teacher, counselor, or assistant principal, documented so that the principal can make an appropriate investigation and get back to you promptly.
Remember, to prevent classroom disruption, parents/ guardians may request a conference with the teacher by completing a parent/teacher conference form. Teachers may request conferences at anytime during the school year for the following reasons:
- academic deficiencies
- lack of daily effort
- unexcused absences or excessive tardies
- non-compliance with established school code or other school policies
- positive improvement or other positive information relating to your child
Parents must arrange to meet with school personnel at the following designated times:
- 7:30 a.m.-8:00 a.m.
- During a prearranged conference time.
For purposes of security no one is permitted to enter the building and go directly to a classroom. All visitors must stop at the office first to obtain an official pass before visiting a teacher for a conference. Any visitor who reports to a classroom for a conference unannounced or without an office pass will be asked to report to the main office to comply with this important security procedure. Please note that because of school security, teachers have been advised to signal the office and ask unannounced visitors or those without an official office pass to return to the main office for proper classroom admittance.
