Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.
How do I know my child is achieving?
Please monitor your child�s schoolwork. A consistent level of �Meeting Standard� (ME) is the goal by the end of the school year. Communication with the teacher during conferences, sign-and-return student work, and phone contacts is important in sharing information about ongoing student progress.Back to Top
How does my child compare to other students?
Students are assessed in relation to the achievement of the standard in the curriculum goals and objectives. Individual progress toward grade level learning expectations is the basis of student achievement.Back to Top
How can I identify my child�s strengths and needs?
Monitor your child�s schoolwork that comes home.Back to Top
Should I be concerned if my child does not achieve (O) in everything?
No. Students are achieving rigorous curriculum standards when they are Meeting Standards (G). Outstanding (O) is exceptional; it indicates that your child demonstrates learning beyond current grade level expectations.Back to Top
How can I help my child learn?
Parental interest and support has always been a key relationship to learning. Continue to monitor your child�s progress and provide enriching experiences. Check teacher, school, and district newsletters and websites for general information about learning activities, program design, and parent meetings.Back to Top