Parent May 2026

Avoid technical jargon and instead use clear, descriptive terms that families can easily understand.

Suggest new or revised goals based on current needs and successes observed outside the classroom. 4. Communication & Feedback

Note how the child is getting along with peers and their general happiness at school. parent

Use this section to celebrate "little wins" and notable achievements to maintain a positive home-school connection.

For children with an Individualized Education Program (IEP), report on how they are progressing toward their specific goals. Avoid technical jargon and instead use clear, descriptive

Provide concrete examples of how parents can support learning at home, such as specific questions to ask or skills to practice.

Identify specific areas where the child excels and what learning strategies or technologies seem to help them most at home. Communication & Feedback Note how the child is

Detail how the child is performing in core subjects like math, reading, and science.