Parents, teachers build partnerships for student success

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Parent-teacher conferences can feel quick and sometimes stressful for families. Teachers often feel pressure to share a lot of information fast.

It is important for parents to talk to teachers early in the school year. Do not wait for the school to contact you first.

Building trust between parents and teachers is very important. Positive conversations help make a good connection for the child.

Conferences are a starting point for discussions, not to solve everything. Discuss student strengths and challenges, then make a plan together.

Older students can come to meetings to talk about their progress. Always decide on clear next steps and who will do them.

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Why can parent-teacher conferences feel stressful?

They can feel quick and teachers feel pressure to share a lot of information fast.

When should parents talk to teachers?

Parents should talk to teachers early in the school year and not wait for the school to contact them.

What is important for parents and teachers?

Building trust between parents and teachers is very important for the child's success.

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