Building a Supportive Community: How Schools Can Support Parent Mental Health
Your school can support parent mental health by encouraging volunteering, proactive communication and promoting mental health awareness.
Your school can support parent mental health by encouraging volunteering, proactive communication and promoting mental health awareness.
Smartphone use in school – and class -lowers students’ academic performance. As a parent, get involved with your child’s school to make a difference.
Watch your child flourish academically by maintaining a supportive learning environment at home.
Understanding parents’ position creates a ground for a positive school-family relationship. Opportunities and engagement build bridges.
Both teacher and parent take on various roles to support their perspective during the parent-teacher conference.
Applying a mindful approach to school communication improves school culture. This is a goal that we can all agree on.
A strong parent-teacher relationship is key to creating the best person your child can be — academically, socially, and emotionally.
Be emotionally available and have a firm plan to establish healthy routines for the new school year. You’ve got this!