There are several facts and terms every parent should know about No Child Left Behind.
In order to effectively advocate for your child, exercise your rights and responsibilities, and ensure a quality education for your child, parents should familiarize themselves with basic facts and terms related to the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) federal mandate. The following are terms, facts and suggestions you may find useful in exercising your parental rights.
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Parental Involvement Report Card |
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The following questions are based on the Six Slices of Parental Involvement
and are intended to help parents rate their contributions to their child’s success at school. research indicates that students are more successful when parents are involved in their child’s education. Use these 30 questions as a guide to discover some of the ways that you can help your child at home and at school. |
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If your children attend a school that has not met Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) for the third year, you may want to transfer your children to another school. You may start by looking at the options offered by your school district. If your state says your children’s public school is in need of improvement, the school district must give you the choice of having your children stay in that school or sending them to another public school. Also, if your state says your neighborhood school is “persistently dangerous,” or if your children have been the victim of a violent crime at school, you can transfer your children to another school in the district. |
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Would You Like to Help Your Child Improve Writing Skills? Here are a Few Pointers.
While helping your children improve their writing skills, always remember that the goal is to make writing easier and more enjoyable. Here are ways to achieve this goal: |
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