Getting to know your child's counselor and meeting regularly

Helping your child learn money management skills

Encouraging your child to participate in extracurricular activities

Finding time to have dinner together regularly

Maintaining open communication and finding balance between being approachable and maintaining your authority as a parent

 

Kindergarten-Third Grade: content-rich nonfiction fuels young children's interest in the natural world.

Fourth-Sixth Grade: Common Core focuses on students ability to read, write and listen carefully to grasp information and ideas based on evidence in the texts. 

Seventh-Twelve Grade: Students independently build knowledge through core standards for literacy in history/social studies, science and technical subjects

 

Kindergarten-Third Grade: Drawings and models help students visualize numbers and recognize spatial concepts.

Fourth-Sixth Grade: Common Core allows students to use many different methods to solve a problem and requires them to think critically about how they achieved their answer.

Seventh-Twelve Grade: Integrated courses incorporated algebraic and geometric thinking to help all types of learners understand the math concepts.