Report Cards Resources

Parent-teacher conferences are a great way for parents to stay involved and keep themselves informed of what’s going on with their child inside the classroom. However, many parents may not know what to expect when parent teacher conferences roll around, or how they should be preparing. All this can make parent-teacher interviews seem overwhelming. But […]

Students of all ages and academic backgrounds can find themselves struggling with bad grades from time to time. This poor performance could be due to a number of factors — from changes in a child’s personal or family life to a simple lack of motivation in the classroom. Getting a bad grade on a report […]

The good, the bad, and the ugly — no matter what the results, a student’s report card should always be discussed. Having this conversation can sometimes be difficult, but it is one that ensures parents are actively participating in their child’s education. Whether you’re ecstatic or less than thrilled, here are some tips for helping your report […]

ABCs— What do these stand-alone letters really mean? Your child comes home with the report card. You are pleased to see a ‘B’ in spelling, but does that mean he or she can spell at or above grade level? We’ve developed a long-trusted theory that these letter grades are what a child’s educational success rides on, but little critical […]

It’s report card time! Which means it’s time for your family to sit down together and go over final grades. Report cards aren’t meant to be glanced at and thrown in the trash; a report card chat is essential for highlighting positives, planning how to fix trouble spots, and working together to ensure the next […]