Parental Involvement

Is your child relying too much on you for her homework?

The more responsibility parents take for making sure homework gets completed, the more irresponsible their children will become.

In most cases, parents cannot request a child's teacher. Learn other ways that you can ensure your child has a good school year.

When it's clear your child is having problems with school, take your questions to the school counselor -- and expect answers.

Find advice on how to help prepare a teacher for a child's individual needs.

Ease your child back into education after a particularly bad experience with a teacher.

When the school and the tutor provide different assessments of your child's readiness, you should probably believe the school.

If teachers are too permissive when it comes to bullying, it may be time to find a new school for your child.

Sending a letter to both the Principal and the Superintendent of your school may have the desired effect.

Your rights as a parent are many, including the right to request help for your daughter. Sometimes, however, it can take time to find that one teacher, counselor, or aide who will assist you.

There's a tendency to wonder if the teacher is at fault when a child gets into trouble constantly. The only way to find out is to communicate!

Requesting a modification in a child's IEP can help put an end to battles with the school.

Make sure your child feels good about school.

Here are steps you can follow if you're not happy with your kindergartener's teacher.

Our expert is shocked that any educator would give a student a zero/F on a test because he used a pen on a test rather than a pencil.

Our expert says that a teacher's shaming of her students needs to be stopped.

Do you and your school value each others' feedback?

Find tips to make your parent -teacher meeting a success.