School Meeting Tips
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What to do in a school meeting...
Some of these may seem like common sense, but take these
suggestions as helpful reminders. Remember, it is your child's future
so take these meetings seriously and be prepared to stand up for your
child's rights.
For additional information or suggestions, please feel free to contact us.
- Ask for specific details about the meeting protocol before
attending the meeting (teachers/administrators present, time
frame, specific items that will be discussed, etc.)
- If age appropriate, request that your child is at the meeting
- Bring materials like a student (pen, pencil, folder, etc.)
- Write down everyone's name title and contact information for all
representatives from the school
- Ask clarifying questions (do not be afraid to ask if you do not
understand something)
- Prepare specific questions ahead of time
- Ask for copies of the materials distributed
- Feel free to audio tape the meeting for future clarification or to
share the information with someone who cannot attend the
meeting (advocate, psychologist, etc.)
- Do not be afraid to stand up for your child's rights
Some of these may seem like common sense, but take these
suggestions as helpful reminders. Remember, it is your child's future
so take these meetings seriously and be prepared to stand up for your
child's rights.
For additional information or suggestions, please feel free to contact us.
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