How to Stay Involved in Middle and High School
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How to Stay Involved in Middle and High School
Our middle schools also have after-school activity clubs that would encourage independence and additional interaction in a non-academic areas.
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THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. This is an excellent and common sense article. It's like there are no resources for parents for this age group. WONDERFUL.
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Not to be entirely mercenary about it, but it surely also helps to meet your kid's high-school teachers, especially their favorites, because, as we all know, one day, maybe sooner than you think, your child's going to be looking to those teachers for college recommendation letters, and when a teacher has gotten to know you, their letter will inevitably reflect a deeper sense of your child and where they come from. So don't miss any parent-teacher nights, even if your teen never wants to see you walking the same halls they do.
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I have two kids in middle school, and I could not agree more with this article! I've made a deal with my kids--I won't volunteer to chaperone school dances (though I'm glad other parents do!), but I will volunteer at school in other ways.
I also think it's important to have their friends over at our house as often as possible. I really want to know the people my kids spend their time with.
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