Showing posts with label Parent-Teacher Conferences. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Parent-Teacher Conferences. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Bring Your Fifth Grader to PT Conferences

Time to sign up for parent-teacher conferences already! Parents, as you consider scheduling a time to meet with me, please choose a time when your fifth grade child will be able to attend our conference. I consider these as parent-teacher-student conferences. I would strongly urge you to bring your fifth grade child along. Having your child attend our conference will better enable you, me, and your child a chance to discuss issues from each of our unique perspectives. We are also better able to discuss not only academic performance, but also behavioral issues, social growth, and organizational skills.

Thank you so much for your continued support and cooperation.

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Bring Your Child to P-T Conferences

It's nearly parent-teacher conference time again! Parents, as you schedule a time to meet with me, please choose a time when your fifth grade child will be able to attend our conference. I would strongly urge you to bring your child along. Having your child attend our conference will better enable you, me, and your child a chance to discuss issues from each of our unique perspectives. We are also better able to discuss not only academic performance, but also behavioral issues, social growth, and organizational skills.

Thank you so much for your continued support and cooperation.

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Bring Your 5th Grader to P-T Conferences

It's nearly parent-teacher conference time again! Parents, as you consider scheduling a time to meet with me, please choose a time when your fifth grade child will be able to attend our conference. I would strongly urge you to bring your fifth grade child along. Having your child attend our conference will better enable you, me, and your child a chance to discuss issues from each of our unique perspectives. We are also better able to discuss not only academic performance, but also behavioral issues, social growth, and organizational skills.

Thank you so much for your continued support and cooperation.