Family Involvement

Family Involvement at Tse’ii’ahi Community School

At Tse’ii’ahi Community School, we believe parents and guardians are essential partners in their child’s education. Our Parent/Guardian Involvement Policy ensures that families actively engage in their child’s learning experience.

Our Commitment

• We aim to build strong ties between parents/guardians and the school community.
• We are dedicated to implementing model approaches based on research and best practices to improve parent/guardian involvement.
• We develop roles for community-based organizations and local businesses, providing additional support for involvement activities as requested by parents/guardians.

Your Role as a Parent/Guardian

According to educational research, children perform better when parents/guardians take on the following roles:

• Teachers:  Supporting learning at home.
• Supporters:  Contributing skills and resources to the school.
• Advocates:  Ensuring fair treatment for all children.
• Decision Makers:  Collaborating with the school to solve problems and make decisions.

How We Support You

• We maintain open and ongoing communication with parents/guardians to ensure a strong connection between home and school.
• Our Parent Advisory Committee, composed of parents/guardians and school personnel, meets on the first Wednesday of every month to develop the School Plan for Parent/Guardian Involvement.
• Our Parent/Guardian-School Compact outlines shared responsibilities between parents/guardians, school staff and students to promote student achievement.
• We hold annual parent meetings to inform you about our school programs, answer questions and review assessment data.

Get Involved

• Attend our monthly PAC meetings.
• Stay informed with our parent/guardian newsletters and quarterly progress reports.
• Participate in parent-teacher conferences and other meetings to discuss your child’s progress.
• Take advantage of our parent training sessions covering various topics, including understanding your child’s assessment data, cyberbullying, health and safety, and more.

For more information or to get involved, please don’t hesitate to contact us.