Parent Involvement
Parent Involvement
The information on this page is a brief summary. For additional guidance, please review Policy 903: Visitors to School District Buildings and Sites.
Want a Successful Child? Get Involved!
Through conferences, online progress reports and report cards, and personal connections with classroom teachers, each school works to keep families updated on student progress. Students also take an active role in communicating with parents about their progress.
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Conferences: Teachers will reach out to you at least once each semester during the school year to give an update on your child’s progress. At the elementary level, teachers will personally connect with each family to have a conversation about their student’s academic and social/emotional development. At the secondary level, teachers may provide an email update for students who are doing well or may request a meeting if they have any concerns. Families who wish to have further conversation can request a meeting in-person or online.
Report Cards: Report cards are provided two times per year in the winter and spring.
Communication Tools:
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PowerSchool: View report cards, see class assignments, communicate with teachers and more.
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Schoology: See homework assignments and up-to-date grades for students in grades 6-12.
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SeeSaw (access through Clever): Communicate with elementary teachers and see learning artifacts from school.
How to be More Involved:
There are many ways to be involved in a child’s learning. Stop by the office or talk to a student's teacher to learn more about:
- Attending back-to school events, curriculum nights and special events.
- Working with a child at home by reading and doing homework together.
- Getting to know a child’s teacher and visiting with the school principal and support staff.
- Volunteering in the classroom or during special events. A variety of one-time and recurring opportunities exist. Background checks are required. Visitors and volunteers must also produce a valid, state-issued ID and utilize the district's visitor management system.
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