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How to Hold a Virtual Open House This Year

How to Hold a Virtual Open House This Year

There’s no doubt that this school year is going to start uniquely. With large gatherings being banned, it may be safer to hold a virtual Open House, Meet the Teacher, or Back to School Night this year. Even beyond the state of the world right now, a virtual Open House as a typical option isn’t a bad idea. Parents may not typically be able to attend Open House due to after school activities, work, or other obligations, so having a virtual option is something that you may consider in the future as well.

How to Plan for Back to School in 5 Easy Steps

How to Plan for Back to School in 5 Easy Steps

Back to school was always my favorite time of year. A clean slate and chance to get reorganized. A new group of kids who are excited to learn new content and participate in all of the fun, hands-on projects you’re known for incorporating into the curriculum. New supplies and teacher planner. You can start planning for back to school over the summer without it consuming all of your time off. Your future self will happy you did!

How to Increase Accountability with Student Led Conferences

How to Increase Accountability with Student Led Conferences

Each year, students sit on the sidelines as their parents talk to their teacher about their academic progress, behavior, and work habits. This happens across all grade levels. The teacher may ask a question or two to the student during the conference, but they mostly sit and listen. There’s a major lack of student accountability.

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Get ready to rock Student Led Conferences with this planning guide!

Get ready to rock Student Led Conferences with this planning guide!

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