Sentences with phrase «parents feel welcome»

When your school makes parents feel welcome and respected, children can thrive.

Do parents feel welcome on campus to support their children and to help guide the school?

Perkins says that teachers should always be striving to make parents feel welcome to visit the school and facilitate discussions.

Special back - to - school events are one way to make parents feel welcome, but it is very important that the school have a welcoming atmosphere every day of the school year, added Doug Fiore.

A student - designed, printed invitation can be distributed in advance of the event, and a personal invitation via phone from the teacher will ensure that parents feel welcome.

But now, Harris said, parents feel welcome to drop in and to ask questions.

Many schools are even finding ways to make students and parents feel welcome in the weeks before the opening - day bell.

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He and his co-founders are all parents, and they've been careful to make Slack a place where grownups with lives feel welcome.

If the parish priest is welcoming and friendly with all parents, no matter what their personal situation, the word soon goes around the area that he is an understanding priest and quickly so many others who have one way or another been made to feel unworthy of the sacrament come forward to have their children baptised.

Building confidence in yourself and your partner (if partnered) as you prepare to welcome a child helps you to have a birth and parenting experience that feels right to you and your family.

We welcome parents who wish to protect their infants, and those who feel remorseful about circumcising their children.

By: Elizabeth Memel Given our hurried lifestyle and the accompanying pressure many parents feel to do what is right for their babies, infant specialist and teacher Magda Gerber's advice to do less and let the baby's development unfold naturally, comes as a welcome relief.

Welcome to #TheYearOfTheOxygenMask... a project aimed at giving parents a place to feel supported when they...

We hope that any child we parent will feel love from all the important people in their lives and we hope to welcome birth family into our family as we start the journey ahead.

While you will be unable to personally supervise your teenager all the time try to make sure they feel their friends are welcome to your house and that you communicate with the parents of their friends.

All parenting philosophies are welcome with one exception, please do not link posts promoting physical discipline as this is something we would feel uncomfortable having on our blogs.

If you are not welcome in the delivery room, or if the new parents do not want visitors right away, accommodate their wishes without hard feelings.

In addition, when parents try to come back and welcome communication, their teens are already getting the support from someone else, so they don't feel they need to talk to their parents anymore.

But I feel certain the Houston ISD Nutrition Services Parent Advisory Committee will welcome her with open arms, and I know there are many others in this city who stand ready to support her efforts at every turn.

Presented by an experienced postpartum doula / CBE, this webinar will help other educators sort through the current newborn care techniques and provide teaching tips that will help parents feel competent and confident as they welcome their new babies.

And to make you feel even more welcome with Eurocamp, single parent families holidaying for a minimum of 7 nights can save 75 on holidays between 6th July and 2nd September 2018, and 50 on all other dates.

While teachers agree about the value of welcoming parents to their children's new classroom, this event can also feel like one more hoop to jump through.

Make every family feel welcome by inviting parents from different cultures to share their language, heritage, and stories in after - school programs.

That sets the stage for the students and parents to feel welcome.»

So now, here we are, barely ten years into this huge reform, with our little platoon of teachers and administrators and parents fighting feverishly on the front, beginning to make some progress on test scores and feel some confidence about improving our kids» academic opportunities — and I look up from my trench and, instead of seeing the school house door thrown open with garlands of WELCOME signs, I see teachers back to cheering from the windows as the reform generals scurry away, white flags in hand.

Parents wanted to feel that they were welcome in their child's school or that the teachers really cared for the children.

Yet, for many reasons including lack of time, a feeling of not being welcome at a school, not all parents are as actively involved as they could be.

Partnering schools develop kindergarten transition teams composed of school and Ready Freddy staff, parents, teachers, and community partners, and create welcome centers so parents feel more comfortable visiting schools.

How welcoming does your school feel to parents?

In the past, many parents avoided school; they were uncomfortable with the language and cultural barriers, and, as a staff, we didn't do enough to reach out and make them feel welcome.

However, Strong Families, Strong Schools, a report that reflects 30 years of research on family involvement in education, stated the sad fact that «in many instances parents don't feel as if we welcome them in school.»

When asked about reasons for their success, Stevenson and Hilltop mentioned the importance of strong home - school connections, reaching out to parents and making them feel like welcome partners in the school.

In Lowell, one parent said that teachers» ability to adapt curricula to be more inclusive of students from diverse backgrounds was critical toward making students feel comfortable and welcomed at school.

Spanish - speaking parents feel more welcome at the school when they attend performances in their native language.

«Parents tell me they feel confident that their children are receiving an adequate education and that they, too, feel welcomed.»

We create a welcoming and intimate environment where students, parents, and educators feel comfortable and can work productively together through respectful open communication.

Parents generally felt comfortable at school: Only 17 percent of parents agreed with the statement, «I do not feel welcomed at my child's school when I come to visit.Parents generally felt comfortable at school: Only 17 percent of parents agreed with the statement, «I do not feel welcomed at my child's school when I come to visit.parents agreed with the statement, «I do not feel welcomed at my child's school when I come to visit.»

Another benefit: The Spanish plays make parents and other community members feel more welcome in the schools and more encouraged to attend the productions and other activities.

The survey results revealed that many parents in this community did not feel welcome at school.

Parents who feel welcome are more likely to become involved.

«Parents are looking for a place where students feel welcome, they feel like a part of the family, they feel a part of a community, they are able to develop closer relationships with teachers, and they want them to know who they are,» says Evelyn Castro, Principal of Ednovate College Prep charter school when speaking about one of the most important things parents want in a school and how sometimes a smaller charter public school can providParents are looking for a place where students feel welcome, they feel like a part of the family, they feel a part of a community, they are able to develop closer relationships with teachers, and they want them to know who they are,» says Evelyn Castro, Principal of Ednovate College Prep charter school when speaking about one of the most important things parents want in a school and how sometimes a smaller charter public school can providparents want in a school and how sometimes a smaller charter public school can provide that.

Building a strong and positive school community isn't just about making parents and students feel welcome when they arrive at school for the day, and it isn't just about setting a positive tone for the day at a morning assembly.

Parents might welcome a user - friendly grading system rather than incomprehensible CVA scores - but it remains to be seen how schools will feel about being summed up by a single letter, particularly if it's an unflattering F.

«We want parents to feel welcome and comfortable in our schools,» says Salt Lake Teachers Association President Susan McFarland.

98.4 percent of parents say they and their children feel welcome at their child's current scholarship school.

This support enables new parents to feel welcomed into the CWC Schools community, culture, and have others with whom to discuss questions and concerns.

99.0 % of parents say they and their children feel welcome at their child's current Scholarship school.

In their latest School Report Card, 89 percent of the parents said they «felt welcome to participate» at the school, but only 39 percent communicated regularly with their teachers about their children's homework.

They soon discovered why so many parents, mostly from the Latino community, weren't involved — they said they didn't feel welcome at the school.

While sending a child to kindergarten can feel like a welcome relief from staggering daycare fees, parents need to be aware that costs associated with starting school can add up to hundreds of dollars before their little ones even step foot in the classroom.