Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions
of students and parents.
- How do I reach the teacher?
- Does my child have homework?
- Why is it necessary for me to check my child's agenda everyday?
How do I reach the teacher?
Email
This is the best way to reach me. Please email me at
ejperdomo@dadeschools.net.
Daily Notices/Quick Notes
Please use your child's agenda to send me any quick notes or
information you may want me to know daily. I check agendas
everyday and will respond as needed.
Verbal Contact
School Telephone Number: (305) 933-6161 ext. 2204
Please be advised that I can not be interrupted during learning
activities. Emergencies will be handled by the office staff. You
may leave a message for me at any time during school hours. You
can reach me by phone from 8:00 a.m - 8:20 a.m and 3:10 p.m. -
3:30 p.m.
For Emergencies Only
If you have an issue or concern that can not wait until working
hours, you may call my private number at (305) 403-9346. Please
limit use of this number. Persons who abuse this number will be
blocked.
Does my child have homework?
YES, YES, YES! There is to much to learn and not enough hours of
instruction. Your child will receive Homework daily but may
sometimes have class time to work on it. In addition to
practicing Spelling and Reading everyday, your child will also
have other assignments which will be posted on our website and on
the classroom board. The TeenBiz computer program is a mandatory
assignment that must be completed twice per week. Your child
should have their homework assignments written in their agenda
everyday.
Why is it necessary for me to check my child's agenda everyday?
This is a way for parent and teacher to remain in constant
communication. By doing this, you always know what's going on in
class with your child and I always know you've been notified.
Even though homework and Spelling/Vocabulary words are updated
regularly, it is not a requirement for me to have. Your child
will be responsible for knowing his/her homework assignments
before leaving school.
