• Encouraging your child to put a high priority on education and working with your child on a daily basis to
  make the most of the educational opportunities the school provides.
• Becoming familiar with all of your child's school activities and with the academic programs, including
  special programs, offered in the District. Discuss with the counselor or principal any questions you may
  have about the options and opportunities available to your child. Monitor your child's academic progress
  and contact teachers as needed. See Academic Counseling on page 38.
• Attending scheduled conferences and requesting additional conferences as needed. To schedule a
  telephone or in-person conference with a teacher, counselor, or principal, please call the school office at
  836-1771 for an appointment. A teacher will usually return your call or meet with you during his or her
  conference period or at a mutually convenient time before or after school. See Report Cards, Progress
  Reports, and Conferences on page 29.
• Becoming a school volunteer. For further information, see policy GKG and contact the principal at 836-
  1771.
• Participating in campus parent organizations. Parent organizations include: Athletic Booster Club, Band
  Booster Club, Choir Booster Club, Electric Blues Booster Club, and Drama Booster Club.
• Offering to serve as a parent representative on the District-level or campus-level planning committees
  assisting in the development of educational goals and plans to improve student achievement. For further
  information, see policies at BQA and BQB, and contact the principal at 836-1771.
• Attending Board meetings to learn more about District operations. [See policies BE and BED for more
  information.]

Parental Rights And Responsibilities

1.	Make every effort to provide for the physical needs of the child.
2.	Teach the child to pay attention and obey the rules.
3.	Be sure their child attends school regularly, and promptly report and explain absences and tardies to the school by phone followed up with written notes.
4.	Encourage and lead the child to develop proper study habits at home.
5.	Participate in meaningful parent-teacher conferences to discuss their child’s school progress and welfare.
6.	Attend parent training and workshops for him reinforcement of study skills and specific curriculum objectives.
7.	Keep informed of school policies and academic requirements of school programs.
8.	Participate in school-related organizations.
9.	Be sure their child is appropriately dressed at school and school-related activities.
10.	Discuss report cards and school assignments with their child.
11.	Bring to the attention of school authorities any learning problem or condition that may relate to their child’s education.
12.	Maintain up-to-date home, work, and emergency telephone numbers and other pertinent information at the school.
13.	Cooperate with school administrators and teachers.
14.	Be sure their child attends school tutorials when required or as the need arises.
15.	Submit a signed statement that they understand and consent to the responsibilities

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