Progress reports were sent home with students today. Progress reports are not a report card, but rather a way to communicate to parents a general idea of how your child is doing so far. This gives us some time to work together in areas where students may be struggling, and to celebrate the areas they are demonstrating success.
In our class, I had students take a look at their reports before they put them away in their bags. This allows them some time to look them over and ask me any questions if they want. Also, it prevents them from opening, and potentially losing them on the bus! I find that allowing students to take a look and ask questions help alleviate any anxiety about the reports for them. I will do the same process for the February report cards as well.
Inside the progress report is an interview form. It indicates the time for your family's interview. Please indicate if you are able to attend the interview on the form. If not, then we can schedule a phone interview. I would like to meet with all families for our interviews if possible. Please feel free to bring your child if you wish. Interviews will be held Thursday, November 6th, from 4 -9 PM.
Looking forward to seeing everyone next Thursday!
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