Parents and schools. Medical search. Frequent questions

Economically disadvantaged parents and guardians are then subject to de facto education "redlining," with the quality of a child's school determined by his or her ZIP code. (chicagotribune.com)
There's the morning parent orientation at a child's school, which overlaps with the weekly meeting at work. (shrm.org)
Your child's school bus driver is supported by an entire team whose top value is student safety. (startribune.com)
Find out your child's school or child care providers plan for flu season. (cdc.gov)

With enrollment of more than 3,000 students, Ethio-Parents' School has students from grade 1 to 12. (wikipedia.org)
The school has enrolled more than 3000 students from pre-school to college preparatory grades in the two branches. (wikipedia.org)
The opinion was prompted by resistance from teachers unions and groups such as Planned Parenthood to a Sacramento-based lobby group's efforts to help schools enact a "parent-friendly" policy requiring parental notification and consent in the wake of "medical emancipation" statutes that allow students to confidentially seek medical help off campus. (wnd.com)
Lockyer's opinion says schools must tell "both students and their parents that students are allowed to be excused from school for confidential medical appointments without parental consent. (wnd.com)
comes from the New York City-based nonprofit Public Agenda, which interviewed more than 1,500 parents of students in five counties in the Kansas City area about what they knew about education in general and their children's schools, how they prefer to communicate with educators, and what they hope to contribute. (edweek.org)
Roughly 19 percent of parents are most concerned with finding out their own children's academic progress and learning how they can help their students improve. (edweek.org)
How Should Schools Quarantine Students Exposed to Coronavirus? (edweek.org)
Students are reminded to wear a mask amidst other chalk drawings on the sidewalk as they arrive for the first day of school at Union High School in Tulsa, Okla., Monday, Aug. 24, 2020. (edweek.org)
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention quietly unveiled new guidance for schools on Friday that says students and staff who are vaccinated against COVID-19 no longer need to wear a mask indoors. (yahoo.com)
How do schools reasonably sort unvaccinated and vaccinated students and staff? (yahoo.com)
After the most careful thought and deliberation, as we are seeing in many other districts, the Ridgefield School District must make the difficult decision to start the year remotely/virtually for all students for Marking Period 1 , despite our initial reopening plan. (google.com)
However, at this point we (A) cannot ensure enough coverage to also provide for adequate supervision of students, and (B) cannot open schools without certain staff members who are essential to doing so because of their roles. (google.com)
This guidance directed schools to meet "Anticipated Minimum Standards" for minimizing risk for students and staff when returning to school. (google.com)
By participating in Central Allocation, these students will be allocated a government or aided primary school place,' a spokesman for the Education Bureau said today (February 7). (gov.hk)
The schools adopting temporary allocation of more students per P1 class will be provided with additional resources according to existing arrangements to ensure the learning effectiveness of students. (gov.hk)
The education establishment sneers at home schooling, but home-schooled students, even though they are more likely to be poor, score 30% higher on SAT tests. (nypost.com)
No. Parent(s)/guardian(s) consent is NOT required for students to be addressed by their name and pronouns that correspond to their gender identity. (breitbart.com)
Accommodations shall be provided to gender non-binary students and students questioning their gender identity, regardless of whether the student is consistently asserting their identity at school. (breitbart.com)
Students have the right to be addressed by the name and pronoun that correspond to the gender identity they consistently assert at school. (breitbart.com)
That the parents get to tell the teachers what to do and how to deal with students. (npr.org)
Students depart Oriole Park School on Jan. 25, 2022, in Chicago. (chicagotribune.com)
However, the addition of nearly a quarter million new charter school students in a single school year - accompanied by increased enrollment in parochial schools - cannot be overlooked. (chicagotribune.com)
Longer term, the city can invite state-recognized parochial and private schools to become "contract schools" in which the district contributes to or covers tuition for students who attend. (chicagotribune.com)
Listen to this podcast about preparing students to head back to school and developing morning routines. (edutopia.org)
For similar resources for students of all ages, see " Transition Resources for Parents, Teachers, and Administrators . (edutopia.org)
Discover tips for helping students transition into elementary school, middle school, high school, and post-secondary education. (edutopia.org)
A teacher at The Dalton School reportedly showed students a video from the cartoon series, "AMAZE. (tmz.com)
The students reportedly are taught not to let their parents or grandparents touch them without asking for permission first. (tmz.com)
A School spokesperson said, "As part of Dalton's comprehensive Health curriculum for students, a lesson on Gender & Bodies included two evidence-based and age-appropriate videos approved for students 4 years and older. (tmz.com)
There are the half days that are designed to ease students back into the academic year but that leave parents either scrambling for child care or asking to work from home. (shrm.org)
AMSA had said before the protest, "We are standing together as parents and students from all faiths and races, to send a clear message that we love everyone and we respect their choices. (lifesitenews.com)
Local, state and national resources for parents and students are found in the Social Emotional Resources page of the AACPS website. (aacps.org)
There are hotline numbers, links to informational resources, and support for parents and students on current topics found on this page. (aacps.org)
Create a PowerSchool account to register new students or apply for admission to magnet schools . (nisd.net)
The Home Access Center (HAC) allows parents to register students , complete data verification , access report cards, and track attendance . (nisd.net)
Together, the schools enroll 759 students in kindergarten through eighth grade on the same site at 5175 45th St. N in St. Petersburg. (tampabay.com)
Veronica Fly, who is principal of both charters, told the audience that the school had improved on several counts, including maintenance, attendance, testing for third- and eighth-grade students, and curriculum for English language arts and math. (tampabay.com)
With the new school year in full swing across the country, students of all ages are hitting the books to brush up on their multiplication tables or precalculus skills. (mastercard.com)
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, students are 70 times safer taking a school bus to school than a passenger car. (startribune.com)
MSBOA represents Minnesota's privately owned school bus contractors, which provide more than 60% of the school buses used across the state to transport students to and from school and school-related activities. (startribune.com)
A proposal to combine the lotteries for seats in Boston's district and charter schools could hurt students' chances of getting into their preferred schools, some parents said as new details of the proposal emerged this week. (bostonglobe.com)
Megan Wolf, a member of the grass-roots parents' group Quality Education for Every Student, which is concerned about charter school expansion, said enrollment should remain unchanged until Boston Public Schools has analyzed the new assignment system implemented in 2014to determine if it is providing all students a fair shot at a quality education. (bostonglobe.com)
That system allows more students to attend schools closer to home. (bostonglobe.com)
In a phone interview, Rice publicly outlined for the first time several details of the proposal, including the School Department's intent to shift most district elementary and middle schools that enroll students from across the city to the neighborhood-based plan. (bostonglobe.com)
Assigning most Boston students to schools close to home would drastically reduce the School Department's need to bus students across the city, saving many thousands of dollars, according to officials. (bostonglobe.com)
Rice said a combined lottery would benefit all schools, because it would prevent students from potentially tying up seats at both a BPS school and several charter schools during the application period and into the first weeks of school. (bostonglobe.com)
Both students are part of Reed's AP Psychology class and participated in a survey involving parenting styles. (abc15.com)
The purpose of Reed's survey was not to discuss teen suicide, simply to look at styles of parenting and ask students what they wanted their parents to know, but it offered great insight into the mind of a teen and the role they wanted to see parents playing in their lives. (abc15.com)
According to the August 5 edition of Star Magazine, parents of students did not know about the institution's religious slant and curriculum. (inquisitr.com)
This caused outrage among the parents of students when they found out about the Scientology connections. (inquisitr.com)
Students who find mercury in other places may bring it to school. (cdc.gov)
This interventional quasi-experimental study was conducted in the academic year 2019-20 among 354 primary school students and their parents . (bvsalud.org)
It seems that the education provided in OHPS had positive effects on increasing students ' awareness and to some extent, the knowledge , attitude and practice of the parents . (bvsalud.org)
The school community includes not only the staff and students who are on campus each day, but also students' parents and the surrounding neighborhood. (cdc.gov)

In addition, parents of school-age children were significantly more likely to volunteer (anywhere) than non-parents. (edweek.org)
California schools cannot inform parents if their children leave campus to receive certain confidential medical services that include abortion, AIDS treatment and psychological analysis, according to an opinion issued by the office of state Attorney General Bill Lockyer. (wnd.com)
But the statute is designed in part to protect children who don't have parents they can rely on or trust. (wnd.com)
They are more likely to be aware of how their own school and district stack up to others in terms of academic performance and teacher qualifications, and they are also more likely than other parents to know what classes and skills their children need to be prepared for college. (edweek.org)
I am hopeful that this will motivate more parents to vaccinate their children and bring us closer to mitigating this disease. (yahoo.com)
says, he's worried 'that parents may lie about their children's immune status and that unvaccinated children may become targeted. (yahoo.com)
Dr. Rosemary Olivero, a parent and pediatric infectious disease physician at Helen DeVos Children's Hospital in Grand Rapids, Mich., tells Yahoo Life that her family has discussed vaccinations and medical decisions 'openly' with her children and that she does not have 'immediate reservations' about the CDC's decision. (yahoo.com)
However, I understand that it is more difficult for children to adhere to mask-wearing if teachers, parents and peers are not also wearing masks,' she says. (yahoo.com)
Dr. Daniel Ganjian , a pediatrician at Providence Saint John's Health Center in Santa Monica, Calif., who has several school-age children, tells Yahoo Life that he's 'not so worried' about the safety of younger children who are not yet eligible to be vaccinated. (yahoo.com)
However, Ganjian adds, it's up to schools to 'have good policies in place,' including having good ventilation and encouraging unvaccinated children to wear masks. (yahoo.com)
This may be the most important school-year many of your children have, and we are committed to ensuring they receive the world-class education they deserve, regardless of the circumstances. (google.com)
Children who have joined the Primary One Admission (POA) System for 2017 but have not yet secured a discretionary place can take part in the Central Allocation process by making their choice of schools on either Saturday (February 11) or Sunday (February 12). (gov.hk)
The bureau has put in place a monitoring mechanism to verify the residential addresses of children as given by the parents. (gov.hk)
They spent their own money to educate their children in private and religious schools. (nypost.com)
Terry McAuliffe told Virginia voters that parents should not choose what their children learn in schools. (nypost.com)
Choice opponents "are implying that parents, especially lower-income, Black parents, should stay trapped in public schools that have failed their children for decades ," she notes. (nypost.com)
Journalist and author Abigail Shrier shared on social media Thursday a 2018 memo sent to her by a Chicago Public Schools (CPS) teacher that explicitly states parents are not to be informed if their children have changed their gender identities. (breitbart.com)
This trend shows that parents are undeniably interested in alternatives to government-run schools educating their children. (chicagotribune.com)
The mayor can direct the school board to use the annual surplus from the city's tax increment financing program to provide tuition support for families whose children attend or wish to attend private schools. (chicagotribune.com)
Find information about back-to-school shopping on a budget, getting organized, and supporting children academically in this collection of articles. (edutopia.org)
Transitions can be both exciting and anxiety-inducing for children and parents. (edutopia.org)
Start School Strong: A Back-to-School Guide for Kids With Learning and Attention Issues: Find a variety of resources-including live chats with experts, downloads, and more-to help children get organized, process their feelings, and establish routines. (edutopia.org)
RALEIGH - Parents of children who attend a North Raleigh charter school want to get rid of the school's executive director. (wral.com)
With your child gone for up to eight hours straight, you need to feel confident his needs are being met," says Leisse Van Walraven, program coordinator at Children First: School Choice Trust, a national organization that helps low-income families afford private schools. (todaysparent.com)
The majority of parents want their children to attend a school that is diverse and inclusive," Lee said, "and the majority of Americans understand that we have a very tragic legacy of slavery and Jim Crow and racial subjugation that we're still dealing with in this country. (yahoo.com)
Public school parents can argue that the government is infringing on their First Amendment rights by forcing DEI or similar instruction on their children. (yahoo.com)
We provide robust empirical evidence that school performance of children in the National Longitudinal Study Children (NLSY-C) declines with birth order as does the stringency of their parents' disciplinary restrictions. (repec.org)
When asked how they will respond if a child brought home bad grades, parents state that they would be less likely to punish their later-born children. (repec.org)
Upset parents have contacted ABC Action News after they say they've had to wait more than 25 minutes with their children at the bus stop. (abcactionnews.com)
It's ridiculous, the most basic function of the school district is to provide safe and reliable transportation for our children to school," said Tony Sloan. (abcactionnews.com)
Adelina Garcia, left, and Adriana Serrano walk their children home from Teresa Hughes Elementary School in Cudahy. (latimes.com)
Once children enter school, parents spend less than half as much time with them as they did before. (healthychildren.org)
For some children, however, school may cause frustration and stress. (healthychildren.org)
Then, he said, parents need to remain involved with their children, because the culture "could take your kids to hell. (wnd.com)
Back-to-school season brings an array of challenges,' said Alyssa Johnson, vice president of global account management for Waltham, Mass.-based Care@Work, which provides employers with benefit programs to help workers care for children, seniors, pets and their homes. (shrm.org)
Then the house of cards that parents construct to take care of their children begins to collapse. (shrm.org)
A new book, 'Raising a Kid Who Can: Simple Strategies to Build a Lifetime of Adaptability and Emotional Strength,' is offering parents tips to help their children adapt to emotional challenges and support their mental health. (go.com)
Tedesco, a psychologist, hopes the book will give parents a starting point to help guide their children. (go.com)
As children both start and return to school this fall, Weaver, a social worker and child therapist, said parents can work alongside their kids to help them get into a stable routine and tackle procrastination at its source. (go.com)
With another round of test results on meat seized from school canteens due next month, parents are demanding to know how long it was being supplied to the schools, how widespread the contamination actually was and whether any children were fed the meat. (scotsman.com)
Tracey Urwin, 38, has two children at Forthview Primary - Bethany, nine, who has school dinners occasionally and six-year-old Sam, who has packed lunches. (scotsman.com)
AMSA said the protest was against the "shaming" Muslim parents have to go through to be able to teach their children in public schools "our religious values," which often go against the LGBT narrative. (lifesitenews.com)
Some parents told their children the whole story, some parents didn't. (kpbs.org)
Developing Caring Relationships Among Parents, Children, Schools, and Communities looks at parent-professional-child relations very differently than other books in this area. (sagepub.com)
Author Dana McDermott focuses on parents and teachers as adult learners who should be growing and learning along with the children in their care. (sagepub.com)
Accessibly written, the book synthesizes the latest theories and research on parent-and adult-child relations and on adult learning and development, focusing on a dynamic process rather than a static role and, on all the social-contextual factors affecting parents, teachers, and children. (sagepub.com)
The author provides a useful tool, or a caring decision-making process, for parents, children, and professionals to think through any issues they face so that everyone's needs are considered in any interaction. (sagepub.com)
This book lays out a theory of what parents and teachers need to care for children and themselves and then shows how to put these theories into practice in preK-12 schools. (sagepub.com)
The latest theories and research are woven into stories from the voices of parents, teachers, and children. (sagepub.com)
The Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning (CSEFEL) is focused on promoting the social emotional development and school readiness of young children birth to age 5. (aacps.org)
The Learning Community is a non-profit foundation established in 1993 to help schools and families work together on behalf of children. (aacps.org)
The biggest mistake parents can make is not discussing money with their children," says Jennifer Seitz, a certified financial education instructor and the director of education at Greenlight , the family fintech company on a mission to help parents raise financially smart kids. (mastercard.com)
Parents themselves, Greenlight's founders Tim Sheehan and Johnson Cook wanted to empower families to raise financially smart children. (mastercard.com)
To help parents start their children on the path to a healthy financial future, Seitz shared answers - tailored for different age groups - to some common questions. (mastercard.com)
For at least a decade or more, parents have become deeply involved in the undergraduate admission process of their high school children. (poetsandquants.com)
They play a key role in selecting the schools to which their children apply. (poetsandquants.com)
Ten years later, those same parents are now becoming equally invested in the decisions of their grown children-from 25 to 28 years of age-to go to graduate school. (poetsandquants.com)
In some cases, parents are tagging along with their adult children to campus for informational sessions, admission interviews, and even admit weekends. (poetsandquants.com)
Then, there are the rather awkward questions that inevitably are asked by the parents who cosset their adult children. (poetsandquants.com)
Deedra Bass , a mother of two children at West Middle School, told the board she finds the option of closing the two elementary schools with the highest minority and poorest populations - Adams and Chapelle - a problem. (annarbor.com)
Three families have sued the city of Deerfield, Florida, and a charter school, claiming lax employee screening and poor supervision at a municipal pool enabled a swim teacher to molest their children. (courthousenews.com)
In three lawsuits last week in Broward County court, the parents claim their children were molested by Francisco De Aragon on May 19, 2015, while on a school trip to the Deerfield Beach Aquatic Center for swimming lessons. (courthousenews.com)
Kim M. Janey, senior project director at Massachusetts Advocates for Children, said Massachusetts charter schools have higher rates of student suspensions than district schools. (bostonglobe.com)
Fifty mothers and their children aged 10 to 12 years, from three public schools participated. (bvsalud.org)
The sociodemographic questionnaire and the Parenting Styles Inventory (IEP) were answered by the mothers and the IEP and the Junior-Eysenck Personality Questionnaire by the children. (bvsalud.org)
Objective To assess the practices of parents - responsible for preschoolers regarding the oral hygiene and diet of preschool children aged 2 to 5 years attending public schools in Joao Pessoa. (bvsalud.org)
A new NCHS report presents estimates of the proportion of children who have experienced selected adverse family events by the number of biological parents in the household, with a focus on comparisons among subgroups of children in nonparental care defined by caregiver type. (cdc.gov)
The aim of our study was to investigate the effect of an Oral Health Promoting School (OHPS) model on children 's oral health in Iran . (bvsalud.org)
Based on the self-report of parents , 71.4% (n = 47) of mothers and 45.6% (n = 67) of their children used to brush once or two times daily and there was a correlation between their behaviors (p (bvsalud.org)
If a disaster were to occur at a school, there is the potential for a large number of children to be injured or affected in some way. (cdc.gov)
Because four out of every five persons who use tobacco begin before they reach adulthood (1), tobacco-prevention activities should focus on school-age children and adolescents. (cdc.gov)

The American Academy of Pediatrics website has general information related to child health or for more specific guidance on parenting issues, for all ages and stages of young people. (aacps.org)

Mike Spence, president of West Covina Unified School District, said his schools have required parental notice and consent for more than 10 years. (wnd.com)
California law allows minors to obtain certain medical services without consent or notificiation of a parent or guardian, and the California Education Code states attendance is "excused" for certain purposes that include, but are not limited to, those medical services for which no parental consent is required. (wnd.com)
Lockyer, therefore, concludes that because the Education Code requires parental request and school approval for other absences, "We construe this difference in language as signifying a legislative intent not to require parental consent in order to excuse a student for the purpose of obtaining medical services. (wnd.com)
Still, the norm in Illinois is for elected officials - whose campaigns are funded by teachers unions - to limit and even reduce parental choice by capping the number of charter schools authorized to operate, micromanaging charter school enrollment and voting to diminish or terminate the state's scholarship program. (chicagotribune.com)
Under Alberta law, as per the province's constitution, parental choice in education includes many options, such as public schools, publicly-funded Catholic schools, charter schools, home schooling program and private schools. (lifesitenews.com)
Parental rights, however, have not stopped LGBT activists from trying to force their agenda on public schools. (lifesitenews.com)

Joel Lewis first questioned his daughter's schooling when she was in grade five. (todaysparent.com)
And, Mr. Goldwaser, start by telling me what things are like now at your daughter's school. (kpbs.org)

Every fall, staff at Chicago's Neighborhood Parents Network watch the clouds of anxiety roll in as its members apply for coveted spots at selective enrollment public and private schools for the next school year. (chicagotribune.com)
A: Over the summer, we were seeing some selective enrollment schools tracking waitlists on their web site. (chicagotribune.com)
an "FAQ"-type question is presented in what appears to be "Integrity Memo #11," sent December 21, 2018, from Tony T. Howard, executive director at the office of Access and Enrollment of Chicago Public Schools, to all principals. (breitbart.com)
Enrollment declines at Chicago Public Schools reflect that. (chicagotribune.com)
Some of that decline in enrollment can be attributed to home schooling, learning "pods" and other outgrowths of the pandemic. (chicagotribune.com)
According to the suit, the school admitted to the Parkers that it "had gotten it wrong" and that Spence failed to convene a "community standards committee" as stipulated in their enrollment contract. (yahoo.com)

A million parents during the pandemic decided to take their child out of public school. (nypost.com)

Q: Is there good news at private and parochial schools? (chicagotribune.com)
A popular girl with a flair for the arts, Kate was becoming increasingly frustrated with the degree of structure in her parochial school. (todaysparent.com)

For more book suggestions, check out Understood.org's " 5 Great Back-to-School Books for Kids in Grades 1-4 . (edutopia.org)
A hub for parents, with quick access to district services like registration , grades & attendance , library services , online tutoring , and more. (nisd.net)
During public comment, 16 speakers sounded off with complaints about teacher turnover and compensation, financial accountability, discrepancies between their children's grades and test scores, and the school not answering its phones during the day. (tampabay.com)
Liken it to a report card: Just as grades reflect how you're doing in school, a credit score shows how responsible you are with money. (mastercard.com)

Nearly three out of four of them have already volunteered at the school in the past year, and they are most likely of all parents to trust the school officials. (edweek.org)
Since then their cries have fallen on deaf ears as key council officials and school staff are away for the Easter holidays. (scotsman.com)
And Rick Wolfe, the district's director of charter schools and home education, said officials are discussing an exit plan in case a large number of families decide to leave. (tampabay.com)
Parents and school officials can limit children's exposure to mercury through some simple steps. (cdc.gov)

In school districts across the state, contends Karen England of the Capitol Resource Institute , confidentiality rules, in practice, force staff even to brush off direct inquiries from parents who call to find out the whereabouts of a child. (wnd.com)
Capitol Resource Institute attorney Amy Koons said, "It is amazing that the attorney general can put out such an opinion despite the fact that there is not a single statute or any case law that prohibits school districts from letting a parent know when their child is going to leave campus. (wnd.com)
I don't know of any parent who does not want to know of any problem their child is enduring, so they can be there for their child and help them," Barankin told WND. (wnd.com)
He said parents should build the kind of relationship in which the child comes to them first on such a matter. (wnd.com)
Why does the child feel he needs to go to the school for such things? (wnd.com)
Parents should fill in the actual residential address of their child. (gov.hk)
If a false address is given by parents to secure a P1 place for their child under the POA System, the application will be rendered void and the P1 place allocated will be withdrawn. (gov.hk)
The state simply gives families what they would have spent in the public school (up to $7,000 per child). (nypost.com)
And so that a parents get to come up and say, not that you're an incompetent teacher but that you have caused my child emotional harm - I mean this kid had a 4.5. (npr.org)
If your child doesn't win a seat in the charter school lottery or receive a scholarship to a private school, there is no alternative to your zoned CPS school. (chicagotribune.com)
Learn how to detect if your child is experiencing back-to-school anxiety and get actionable tips to help ease their worries. (edutopia.org)
Your child should be getting into the school vibe, enjoy being there," Van Walraven says. (todaysparent.com)
Before you start submitting applications to new schools, consider whether there's a way to make it work for your child where she is. (todaysparent.com)
After asking your child what would make school more comfortable for him, talk to the teacher about what she has observed and find out what she recommends. (todaysparent.com)
The first is learning to allow and encourage your child to en-ter the new world of school and friends alone. (healthychildren.org)
Discuss with your child what she is learning in the classroom and how she feels about school. (healthychildren.org)
Many schools end classes between 3 and 4 p.m., which means working parents might need child care for several hours or must head home themselves. (shrm.org)
Services can help working parents find the child care best suited to their needs or navigate the complexity and confusion of finding the right care for an aging relative, Johnson said. (shrm.org)
I've been sending my child to get school dinners which I would not have done had I known about the result on March 8. (scotsman.com)
This will supplement traditional books on family involvement or parent child relations which rarely drill down to understand parents as anything more than a conduit to a child's development. (sagepub.com)
We are so excited to announce that parents will be allowed to come and eat lunch occasionally with their child starting next Monday, April 17th! (wcpss.net)
Parents should notify their child's teacher at least 24 hours in advance that they would like to come eat lunch with their child. (wcpss.net)
There is a designated table for parents and their child to eat lunch together. (wcpss.net)
As admissions coaches," adds Edwards, "we have also been approached by parents who have asked, 'If I donate $x million to the school, will my child be admitted? (poetsandquants.com)
From finding the right school for your child, to exploring alternative options, educate yourself about your child's education. (familyeducation.com)
Is a Charter School Right for Your Child? (familyeducation.com)
Something else to bear in mind: If the parent can convince the school district attorney that what the parent wants is the right thing to do for the child, the case is over. (wrightslaw.com)
While the presence of a school board atty is usually viewed as a threat by parents and advocates, this is actually a great opportunity to market and sell what the child needs. (wrightslaw.com)
If I'm interested in getting my child into a charter, I want to have as many bites of the apple as possible," said Odette Williamson, whose daughter attended a charter school but is now at Boston Latin Academy. (bostonglobe.com)
Parents/guardians could take action by getting their child outside professional help at the first red flag, or sign of trouble. (abc15.com)
If a child has translocation Down syndrome, the parents should be examined for the presence of a balanced translocation. (medscape.com)

Here are forms sent to me by a Chicago public school teacher, explicitly requiring teachers to keep kids' newly declared gender identities from parents. (breitbart.com)
the teachers are not professionals per se, that they are at the behest of the parents. (npr.org)
This can be legally accomplished by requiring CPS schools to apply their share of the annual TIF windfall to the Chicago Teachers Pension Fund, freeing up an equal dollar amount of the city's annual pension contribution to finance the tuition assistance program. (chicagotribune.com)
Gain insights into how you can work with teachers to help kids with autism transition to a new teacher, a new school, or a new curriculum. (edutopia.org)
Guerrero and Councilwoman Diane Oliva joined Teresa Hughes parents and teachers at a meeting that month with Kayser and south area administrators, which some said seemed to have been a turning point. (latimes.com)
Meanwhile, United Teachers Los Angeles also worked with parents, organizing meetings to help plan strategies. (latimes.com)
The departure last September of a popular kindergarten teacher who no longer wanted to work with Cortez-Covarrubias helped spark the unified effort by teachers and parents to work for change, he said. (latimes.com)
Ingrid Villeda, the teachers union representative in the south area, said the Cudahy success offered lessons to union members to go beyond their insular concerns and work broadly with parents to improve their schools. (latimes.com)
Sometimes youngsters may have a poor relationship with their teachers, or they may experience sep-aration anxiety that can interfere with their school attendance. (healthychildren.org)
This is why, Dobson said, "the Disney Corporation, the teachers' unions, liberal school board members, and the courts, media, and the entertainment industry are united in their determination to control government schools. (wnd.com)
I feel that my parents protect me, my teachers protect me and police and the army. (kpbs.org)
Kids.gov is the official kids' portal for the U.S. government linking kids, parents and teachers to information and services on the web from government agencies, schools, and educational organizations, all geared to the learning level and interest of kids. (aacps.org)
Roughly 150 parents, teachers and community members packed the Ypsilanti Public Schools board meeting Monday night to make clear their opposition to proposed school closures. (annarbor.com)

These parents are more likely than other types to be worried about the school's quality, but also the least likely to feel comfortable advocating to change policies or practices in the school. (edweek.org)
When they get calls from schools they're wait-listed at, they say, 'here's our number (on whatever school's waitlist), here's when we got the call, here's my tier,' and they say whether they're accepting the slot. (chicagotribune.com)
Wolfe attended his first Windsor School Board meeting on Tuesday after receiving numerous complaints from parents regarding high teacher turnover, the school's reimbursement of its grant money, its cleanliness and its curriculum. (tampabay.com)
Eileen Quinlan, Newpoint's president, updated parents on the school's small-group teaching model and its monitoring of student progress. (tampabay.com)

We see that adults are bullying each other over wearing masks or not,' he says, adding that the problem could be particularly problematic in elementary and middle schools, where some kids are eligible to be vaccinated while others are not. (yahoo.com)
These schools are so overcrowded, principals have to go out and check to see that kids are living where the parents say they are (in order to get into the school). (chicagotribune.com)
It gives money to families that they can spend on private school, home schooling, micro schools, tutoring or any other educational service that meets the needs of kids. (nypost.com)
His opponent, Glenn Youngkin said, "Parents should be in charge of their kids' education. (nypost.com)
And I think that's one of the problems with what's happening with kids is - and it's - I've been teaching for 20 years at all different levels and so I feel quite informed in my response, and having been in school 118 years myself. (npr.org)
Find information on easing transition jitters, managing kids' tech use, getting involved in the school, and more. (edutopia.org)
After the back-to-school rush, use this month-by-month guide to enhance your kids' school experience throughout the year. (edutopia.org)
Learn how you can help your kids avoid multitasking and regain a sense of focus before the start of school. (edutopia.org)
says Corry Meretsky, a Toronto educational consultant who matches kids with schools. (todaysparent.com)
There is an increased appetite for parents using the legal process to fight for their kids in a way that just wasn't as prevalent before," said Sara Goldsmith Schwartz, of Andover, Massachusetts-based Schwartz Hannum PC, who frequently represents private schools. (yahoo.com)
Parents largely waive those rights when they enroll their kids in private schools. (yahoo.com)
Now parents are carpooling to get their kids to school on time. (abcactionnews.com)
Indeed, if the Left can dictate what kids experience at school, they can remake America in a single generation. (wnd.com)
Teaching Kids Sex Stuff Parents Angry 1st Graders Taught Masturbation And Don't Let Parents Touch You Without Consent! (tmz.com)
Inclement weather and teacher development days can mean that kids don't go to school at all. (shrm.org)
As a parent and somebody that works in health care, I understand concerns people have around health, but I'm looking at the data and I feel like families should have the opportunity to make that decision for their own kids. (pressherald.com)
We wrote the book to answer a question that parents ask a lot, which is: 'What are the most important things for me to know in raising my kids? (go.com)
CALGARY, Alberta ( LifeSiteNews ) -- Hundreds of concerned Muslim and Christian parents joined forces last Friday in Calgary to protest extreme LGBT propaganda and indoctrination being taught to kids in public schools. (lifesitenews.com)
Many parents who were holding signs reading "Leave our kids alone," along with "Protect Innocence, Demand Change," were only within a few feet of counter-protestors, who were hurling insults. (lifesitenews.com)
So they launched Greenlight to help parents teach their kids and teens healthy financial habits across earning, saving, spending, giving, investing and more. (mastercard.com)
Why Can't All Kids Go To School? (familyeducation.com)
I think most parents and most schools would prefer to have a neighborhood school, where most of the kids come to the school from within a mile or two," said Owen Stearns, chief executive of Excel Academy Charter Schools. (bostonglobe.com)

Bennett Day School is growing very quickly, adding a grade a year through eighth grade. (chicagotribune.com)
The lawsuit against the teacher and the school district argues that the bad grade was unfair. (npr.org)
Her punishment was a half day of "in-home reflection," and the school had multiple grade-wide assemblies to go over what she had done, according to the Parkers' lawsuit. (yahoo.com)
Although these guidelines address school programs for kindergarten through 12th grade, persons working with youth in other settings also may find the guidelines useful. (cdc.gov)

In addition to the demands that accompany the start of a new school year come the pressures of the entire year's school schedule, said Ellen Galinsky, president of the Families and Work Institute. (shrm.org)
I was captivated by an innovative and a gentle, humanistic approach to viewing families and working with parents in parenting education. (sagepub.com)
And East Windsor's 2014 debut was stunted after it turned away dozens of families days before the start of the school year because construction on its middle school building was incomplete. (tampabay.com)
Currently, each charter school has its own lottery, and families can win spots in several and then choose. (bostonglobe.com)

If he's anxious, depressed, defiant or scared, you should be asking: 'What's going on at school? (todaysparent.com)
Their claims have been echoed by concerned politicians who are demanding to know if there was a deliberate attempt to bury the news on a bank holiday weekend - leaving anxious parents floundering without answers. (scotsman.com)

For applications for participation in POA 2017 after February 12, parents need to complete the necessary procedures with the School Places Allocation Section of the Education Bureau. (gov.hk)

Adriana Serrano, whose second-grader attends Teresa Hughes, said parents were looking forward to a new principal and planned to continue their involvement in the school. (latimes.com)
Moshe Goldwaser's daughter attends one of those schools now under armed guard, and he joins us now from Paris. (kpbs.org)
We have an advocacy service and an advocate attends IEP meetings with parents. (wrightslaw.com)
I do not recommend that parents and the advocate leave because the school attorney attends a meeting. (wrightslaw.com)
A unified system would make parents' lives easier, said Gayl Crump Swaby, a Dorchester mother of a Bridge Boston Charter School fourth-grader and a seventh-grader who attends a Bedford middle school through the METCO program. (bostonglobe.com)

According to the study, these parents are open to "traditional" school involvement such as hall monitoring or fundraising, but less comfortable with contributing to school policies. (edweek.org)
The report urged administrators to consider differentiating parent involvement programs to meet the differing needs of their parent community. (edweek.org)
However well-intentioned the involvement, parents are often ill-equipped to be helpful. (poetsandquants.com)
What are your opinions of Will and Jada Pinkett's involvement in the controversy surrounding the Scientology-based school? (inquisitr.com)

Moving to a nearby school district is rarely an option considering the average home price in neighboring, better-performing suburban districts. (chicagotribune.com)
Public school districts have a long history of contracting out for private educational services. (chicagotribune.com)
Utilizing a mixed methods design that included surveys, semi-structured interviews and focus groups with members of the communities in two South Los Angeles school districts, this study aims to provide an overview of parents' levels of emergency and disaster preparedness and the challenges they face in preparing for these events. (cdc.gov)

The report also states that 90.4 percent of parents "expressed some or a great deal of confidence in their public schools. (edweek.org)
public schools. (edweek.org)
The chatter among NPN members suggests that waitlists are shrinking, even vanishing, at some elementary schools, public and private. (chicagotribune.com)
Furthermore, as announced in 2013, it is projected that the overall demand for public sector P1 places will reach its peak in the 2018/19 school year and then decrease. (gov.hk)
The public are encouraged to report suspected cases of individuals using a false address to the School Places Allocation Section by calling the hotline at 2832 7700. (gov.hk)
Apparently voters did not like that they kept public schools closed and, instead of figuring out how to reopen, obsessed over renaming schools called Washington or Lincoln. (nypost.com)
Here in Chicago, we witnessed public schools' failure to make adjustments to reopen safely and restore quality in-person instruction. (chicagotribune.com)
Traditional public schools - burdened by centralized bureaucracy, state and federal mandates, and collective bargaining agreements - simply aren't designed to adapt or innovate in real time, even when an emergency arises. (chicagotribune.com)
In response to public demands for more school choice, 20 states enacted new or expanded existing school option programs last year. (chicagotribune.com)
Republican politicians like Florida Governor Ron DeSantis have pushed laws to curtail instruction in gender, sexuality and racial identity in public schools. (yahoo.com)
James Dobson, founder of the James Dobson Family Institute and FamilyTalk radio, is offering parents across America who are being confronted with "perverted" public school systems, a solution. (wnd.com)
Are public schools perverted? (wnd.com)
Public schools, he said, now have "every perversion … on display. (wnd.com)
I was assured that parents would be fully informed through letter before anything was made public. (scotsman.com)
Charter schools are publicly funded but managed and operated privately, with limited oversight from the public school system. (tampabay.com)
Rachel Blistein , co-chair of the Historic Eastside Neighborhood Association , read a letter on behalf of the organization to "formally protest the possible closure of Ypsilanti Public Schools. (annarbor.com)

Explore advice and guidance related to managing technology in school and at home. (edutopia.org)

Knowledge and behaviors of parents in planning for and dealing with emergencies. (cdc.gov)

California law allows minors to receive abortions, drug treatment, psychological analysis, AIDS testing and medical therapy without informing parents or guardians. (wnd.com)

Kansas and Missouri expanded access to charter schools. (nypost.com)
On Saturday, about three dozen parents upset with the decision presented petitions and letters to the board of directors at Northeast Raleigh Charter Academy asking for McNeill's resignation. (wral.com)
The Pinellas County School District is closely monitoring two charter schools that have amassed numerous parent complaints amid concerns about their academic performance and financial practices. (tampabay.com)
The state has not yet completed an inventory of items purchased with funds granted to schools elsewhere that were found in three now-defunct Newpoint-run charter schools in Escambia County. (tampabay.com)
The Florida Charter School Alliance, speaking on behalf of Somerset Pines, said De Aragon was not an agent of the school. (courthousenews.com)
Under the system proposed by Mayor Martin J. Walsh last month, parents would apply for charter and district schools through a single application and be assigned to one school. (bostonglobe.com)
She disputed additional claims by some parents that making the application process less cumbersome could have the unintended consequence of funneling more into charter schools. (bostonglobe.com)
Charter schools currently have waiting lists, she said. (bostonglobe.com)
Even if the state raises the cap on charter schools and more seats open up, they would likely fill quickly, with or without a combined system. (bostonglobe.com)
Several charter school leaders have tentatively embraced the shift. (bostonglobe.com)
Discussion of the proposal has revived some longstanding worries about charter schools. (bostonglobe.com)

If you're a parent, reach out to other parents, and search for remote learning blogs, advises Fergus. (iol.co.za)
The principal, Elva Cortez-Covarrubias, has been reassigned, the search for a new school leader is underway and the Cudahy City Council last week recognized the Teresa Hughes Elementary School parents with certificates lauding their activism "in defense of education reform. (latimes.com)

Despite this, roughly 50% of parents chose Option B in our plan, which might have been expected based on the fact that 66% of parents in our previous survey indicated a "high" to "moderate" level of fear for their own children's physical safety from COVID-19 if required to return to school - it's clear we have a wide range of perspectives on this in our community, which one can certainly understand. (google.com)
The parents of a high school student in West Virginia sue a teacher and the school board because their daughter got an 'F' on her biology project. (npr.org)
In the case of a high school student in West Virginia, when she got an F on her biology project, her parents sued. (npr.org)
A group of about two dozen gathers in Augusta to push for the return of high school sports. (pressherald.com)
Bangor High School football team quarterback Max Clark winds up to throw a pass Thursday during a rally in Capitol Park in Augusta. (pressherald.com)
The rising junior at Bangor High School wants to play football this fall, and he wants to let the entire state of Maine know it. (pressherald.com)
Clark spoke Thursday afternoon at Capitol Park, in front of approximately two dozen people who attended a Let Us Play rally in support of the return of high school sports this fall. (pressherald.com)
The rally came after a frantic few days for Maine high school athletes. (pressherald.com)
Miner urged people to call the MPA and respectfully thank them for the work they do for high school sports. (pressherald.com)
The state of Minnesota has high safety standards for school buses - which we believe it should - and school bus companies meet these standards time and again. (startribune.com)
Scott Reed, an AP Psychology teacher from Hamilton High School in Chandler says, no doubt, it is very different being a teenager today than it was when their parents were teens. (abc15.com)
I think social media puts a significant amount of pressure on our generation," said Vedant Thareja, a senior at Hamilton High School. (abc15.com)
Lexi Lamond, a 16-year-old Hamilton High School student agreed. (abc15.com)

Finally, 31 percent of parents said they were interested in and ready to be more involved in shaping how the schools operate. (edweek.org)
The MSBOA represents Minnesota's privately owned school bus contractors, which operate about 6,500 buses statewide. (startribune.com)

Therefore, the District will have to start the school-year all remote/virtual for Marking Period 1 at this point. (google.com)
In those parents' posts, Reed watches for patterns and blips - and detects some shifting winds over the past year. (chicagotribune.com)
Reed, who lives with her husband and 3-year-old son in Lakeview, shared her insider's view of this and other related trends as NPN prepares to host its popular preschool and elementary school fairs in September and October. (chicagotribune.com)
For more on this topic, check out " Getting Back in the School Year Routine . (edutopia.org)
When my now nine-year-old daughter, Rachel, was in nursery school and signing her fingerpaintings, I began to suspect she might be in the wrong school. (todaysparent.com)
So each year as Rachel progressed through school, I'd ask the teacher to pair her with an advanced classmate, with whom she could tackle extra projects, to ensure she was being challenged. (todaysparent.com)
But after the murder of George Floyd, the $50,000-a-year school said it was reimagining its purpose "with an eye toward anti-racism" and diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI. (yahoo.com)
He sued the school last year for breach of contract, civil rights violations and emotional distress. (yahoo.com)
Manhattan's $60,000-a-year Spence School, Gwyneth Paltrow's alma mater, was sued in 2019 by Adam and Michelle Parker after their daughter was disciplined for posting on Instagram a text exchange in which she and some friends joked about dressing up as enslaved and indigenous people for Halloween. (yahoo.com)
The school district says this is one of few complaints they've received this year regarding late buses. (abcactionnews.com)
And this may just describe the first week of school for working parents, who must juggle job duties with family responsibilities most of the year-all while wrestling with the worry that colleagues and managers will view them as less than dedicated to their jobs. (shrm.org)
We work to provide every student with a device to participate in classwork during the school year. (nisd.net)
He said that some issues, such as a back order of curriculum materials and contracting a night cleaning crew, should've been dealt with by the start of the school year. (tampabay.com)

They held a hearing to air parent grievances about the school leadership and called for an investigation in a Dec. 11 letter to L.A. Unified Supt. John Deasy, local Supt. Robert Bravo and board member Bennett Kayser, who represents the area. (latimes.com)

A questionnaire consisting of 18 knowledge (The ranges of possible scores = 0-18), 13 attitude and 10 practice questions were distributed among parents before and after the workshops . (bvsalud.org)

Parents can download our free app to receive district notifications, including notices about school closures. (nisd.net)
Many were wearing green as a way to show their opposition to the school closures. (annarbor.com)

Ethio-Parents' School is a private school in Bole zone, Woreda 11 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. (wikipedia.org)
It is the first private school in Ethiopia that introduced Information and Communication Technology (ICT) as a basic teaching element. (wikipedia.org)
There was the idea of a potential CPS strike that was making parents nervous, so we saw more of them look into private schools because they'd rather not deal with the chaos of CPS. (chicagotribune.com)
The real 'pioneers' of private school choice were the white politicians who resisted school integration," she wrote. (nypost.com)
But most parents cannot afford to pay private school tuition. (chicagotribune.com)
Private schools aren't subject to those laws, but that doesn't mean they're immune to the culture war. (yahoo.com)
David Pivtorak, a lawyer for Eisenberg, also said he believes legal complaints against private schools over DEI have increased, though he added that the true number may be understated because of arbitration clauses like the one at Brentwood. (yahoo.com)
Parents determined to challenge private school teaching and policies face a number of obstacles. (yahoo.com)
Private schools are bound by their own policies and not the US Constitution," said Jennifer Rippner, a law lecturer at Indiana University, Bloomington's School of Education. (yahoo.com)
When parents do sue private schools, it's usually for breach of contract, according to New Hampshire education lawyer Linda Johnson, who represents independent schools and consults with them on managing their legal risk. (yahoo.com)
Some parents from a ritzy New York City private school are fuming mad after learning first graders were learning about masturbation and also told their parents and grandparents should not touch them without their consent. (tmz.com)
After returning home from school, the girl said she didn't want to go back in the pool because she had been touched in her private parts by a man at the Aquatic Center, the mother testified. (courthousenews.com)

A poll showed that 74% of African Americans and 71% of Latinos support school choice. (nypost.com)
One poll showed that 74% of African Americans and 71% of Latinos support school choice. (nypost.com)
We decided we had a moral responsibility to support our parents and demand accountability from the school," said Cudahy Mayor Jack Guerrero. (latimes.com)
Parents thus need to be more efficient, more vigilant, and still very much involved in their children's lives in or-der to monitor, guide, and support them effectively. (healthychildren.org)
Some parents expressed support for the plan, which they say would save them the drudgery of filling out multiple applications. (bostonglobe.com)

But when a sad or bad mood lasts for weeks, months, or even longer - and when it affects a student's ability to do well in school and with peers - it might be depression. (kidshealth.org)
Notification of accommodations is not required to either the parent(s)/guardian(s) of the transgender student or those of their peers," the memo emphasizes. (breitbart.com)
She will spend more time with her peers, both in and out of school. (healthychildren.org)

As of June 28, it has been reported that Will Smith's Scientology school school was shut down due to its shady business practices. (inquisitr.com)

In Virginia, voters rejected Gov. Terry McAuliffe after he said, "I don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach . (nypost.com)
According to the AMSA, all "religious schools" should be able "to teach religious studies freely without fear of losing funding. (lifesitenews.com)

Another parent asked for the next board meeting, scheduled for February, to be moved up - before the Pinellas School District's January application period to get into special programs such as magnet and fundamental schools. (tampabay.com)

That doesn't mean these parents can't be meaningfully involved in their child's education, according to a new report from Kansas City, Mo. (edweek.org)
Now, more than ever, parents and educators need to be partners in their children's education. (iol.co.za)
There will be growing pains and stress, but parents and educators alike can reassure themselves that it doesn't have to come at the cost of a quality education. (iol.co.za)
School choice increases diversity, adds Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center's Center for Education. (nypost.com)
Bloomberg) -- When Jerome Eisenberg enrolled his daughter at the Brentwood School in Los Angeles, where Adam Levine met some of his Maroon 5 bandmates, the investment manager says he expected her to get a traditional liberal arts education. (yahoo.com)
And in November, after parents submitted a petition to the L.A. Unified Board of Education signed by more than 600 people demanding the principal's removal, they were told the document had been misplaced. (latimes.com)
Both of the Windsor schools are managed by Newpoint Education Partners, which is being investigated by the Florida Department of Education for improperly moving grant-funded resources among its schools. (tampabay.com)
To develop these guidelines, CDC staff convened meetings of experts from the fields of tobacco-use prevention and education, reviewed published research, and considered the conclusions of the National Cancer Institute Expert Advisory Panel on School-Based Smoking Prevention Programs (4) and the findings of the 1994 Surgeon General's Report, Preventing Tobacco Use Among Young People (8). (cdc.gov)

England, who notes Planned Parenthood has been present at school board meetings around the state to contest adoption of "parent-friendly" policies, contends Lockyer has no basis in law for his opinion. (wnd.com)
She also said the efforts demonstrated that parent-led reform is possible without the controversial state parent trigger law, which allows parents to petition for changes at low-performing campuses but has been criticized for sowing discord and confusion. (latimes.com)
Conducted by the Minnesota State Patrol, these extensive inspections are important for the long-term maintenance and safety of school buses. (startribune.com)
In your situation where the school board attorney represents the district, that attorney is at risk of violating the State Bar's ethical rules. (wrightslaw.com)
It is the largest national- and state-level survey of U.S. children's health and uses a national address-based sample for online or mail collection of data from parents. (medscape.com)

Wherever possible, parents should align themselves with their children's educators. (iol.co.za)
If they're teaching math, for example, parents should speak to educators and find out how they approach lessons and what they're trying to achieve. (iol.co.za)
Educators should also regularly speak to parents for insights into how learners are coping with the lessons and material. (iol.co.za)
While lockdown is stressful and not everyone can manage it, there are benefits to both parents and educators trying out online courses themselves. (iol.co.za)
Parents get to role model learning and educators can get inspiration for how to structure online learning activities and assessments. (iol.co.za)
a provocative examination of teacher and parent relationships that holds the promise of a better future for the next generation of educators and parents. (sagepub.com)

If a parent knows a correct number is listed with the school district and they are still not getting notifications about late buses call the school transportation department at 813-982-5500. (abcactionnews.com)

Any school district that does not comply, he said, would "undermine the purposes and intent of the medical emancipation statutes. (wnd.com)
It's standard procedure for the school district to call when the bus is 15 minutes or more late, but some parents say they aren't getting a call. (abcactionnews.com)
The district has made extra visits in recent months to Windsor Preparatory Academy and East Windsor Middle Academy, and asked both schools to submit monthly financial reports. (tampabay.com)
She said the school suffered no financial impact from the reimbursement to the district. (tampabay.com)
She said the HESNA particularly opposes the closure of Adams Elementary , one school publicly raised as a possibility for "repurposing" by district administrators. (annarbor.com)
I've seen this happen before, both ways, when an attorney represented parent and when the attorney represented a school district. (wrightslaw.com)
The school and district have taken the opinion that she is doing nothing wrong. (wrightslaw.com)

Previously it was understood that schools were allowed to enact confidentiality policies, but now the state's top lawyer is saying they are required. (wnd.com)

It can be very stressful and frustrating for parents. (bostonglobe.com)

Will Smith's Scientology based school located in Calabasa, California has closed . (inquisitr.com)

Many of the disputes arise out of school disciplinary action, Johnson said. (yahoo.com)
We consider a model in which parents impose more stringent disciplinary environments in response to their earlier-born children's poor performance in school in order to deter such outcomes for their later-born offspring. (repec.org)

A lot of parents are moving into the neighborhood, then a few weeks after school saying, "We just moved. (chicagotribune.com)
But that also takes away that spot for the neighborhood kid, or puts him in an overcrowded school. (chicagotribune.com)

They were less than half as likely to approach the administration or volunteer for a committee to make changes to school policies. (edweek.org)
The School Places Allocation Section of the bureau has sent letters to the parents concerned inviting them to make their choice of schools at a specified Central Allocation Centre. (gov.hk)
Parents who have recently moved or have plans to move in the near future are required to inform the School Places Allocation Section as soon as possible so that they can make school choices in the POA School Net where their new home is located. (gov.hk)
The school board didn't make any decisions on cost-cutting measures Monday night, but heard from residents. (annarbor.com)
By and large, this can be summed up as, 'Don't cut anybody, don't close any schools, don't make any changes,'" he said. (annarbor.com)

She added she didn't believe the administrators' motivations were to close the schools for those reasons, but recommended they consider the impact on certain communities. (annarbor.com)

A: Some of the elite schools are getting bigger. (chicagotribune.com)

Ethio-Parents' School was formed by volunteer parents in 1995. (wikipedia.org)
A new report looking at volunteering and civic engagement in the U.S. found that the most popular places for parents to volunteer were schools and other youth organizations. (edweek.org)

Their main program is The Learning Community website with lots of great resources for parents. (aacps.org)
The school put its faith in the city program. (courthousenews.com)
The mean pre-test knowledge (7.8 ± 1.7) was increased significantly in three schools after program, p (bvsalud.org)

She added she felt closing schools isn't the best option, and shutting down the two schools with the most vulnerable populations is particularly troubling. (annarbor.com)
Recommendations for schools are provided to take advantage of parent populations to better integrate them into schools' emergency planning processes. (cdc.gov)

It taught parents that there are better alternatives to government schools. (nypost.com)

Whatever the problem, don't wait for the parent-teacher interview. (todaysparent.com)

Parents/visitors will not be able to go back to the classroom or visit other classes. (wcpss.net)

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