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A. PARENT VOLUNTEERS: Parents are encouraged to volunteer in classrooms at North Glendale School. We feel it is highly beneficial that parents are visible at school. Contact should be made with your child’s teacher to set up a time for you to volunteer in the classroom. All volunteers are asked to go to the school office for sign in.
B. PTO: The North Glendale PTO is highly active. Major events held throughout the year include Shop and Raise, the Fun Fair, the Book Fair, the selling of sweatshirts/tee shirts, the School Dance, the Book Distribution Day, the Plant Sale, and the All-School Picnic. The PTO also works with the school to provide supplemental educational opportunities for students. There is an informational bulletin board located outside the school office.
C. VISITORS: Visitors should sign in at the school office before proceeding to the classroom. Everyone is welcome!
D. HELPFUL HINTS FOR PARENTS: As parents, I can help my child by:
* Knowing what is happening at my child’s school
* read the parent/student handbook
* read the News Gazette, the PTO newsletter
* read the principal’s monthly newsletter
* visit school often
* check your child’s backpack daily
* ask questions
2.Helping my child with homework:
* talk about papers your child brings home
* make reviewing, studying for tests a regular part of your family routine
* work on math facts
* ask questions
* check homework assignments for neatness and accuracy
3.Read to your child:
* take turns reading-you read a page, child reads a page
* really listen to your child
* hug your child
* say “I love you” often
Volunteer Visits
Please notify the office when you arrive, pick up a visitor lanyard, and sign the “These Volunteers Are Here Today” form before going to the classroom. While volunteering at North Glendale School, please understand all information concerning students is strictly confidential and should not be shared with others. Please call the school if you are coming late or will be absent and leave a message with the secretary.
* Please leave pre-school children at home. Try alternating babysitting with other volunteers.
* Please avoid interrupting teachers while they are teaching. Questions and concerns can be addressed following instructional time.
* Teachers will handle discipline issues. Please bring any and all behavior problems to the attention of the teacher. It is inappropriate for volunteers to discipline students verbally or in any other manner.
* If you need help, never hesitate to ask any staff member.
* No political or religious preferences may be advocated.
* The use of drugs, alcohol, and tobacco is prohibited.
* Do not repeat the stories and personal information that students share with you.
* Do notify the teacher if a student tells you information that could affect his or her health or well being.
A. PARENT VOLUNTEERS: Parents are encouraged to volunteer in classrooms at North Glendale School. We feel it is highly beneficial that parents are visible at school. Contact should be made with your child’s teacher to set up a time for you to volunteer in the classroom. All volunteers are asked to go to the school office for sign in.
B. PTO: The North Glendale PTO is highly active. Major events held throughout the year include Shop and Raise, the Fun Fair, the Book Fair, the selling of sweatshirts/tee shirts, the School Dance, the Book Distribution Day, the Plant Sale, and the All-School Picnic. The PTO also works with the school to provide supplemental educational opportunities for students. There is an informational bulletin board located outside the school office.
C. VISITORS: Visitors should sign in at the school office before proceeding to the classroom. Everyone is welcome!
D. HELPFUL HINTS FOR PARENTS: As parents, I can help my child by:
* Knowing what is happening at my child’s school
* read the parent/student handbook
* read the News Gazette, the PTO newsletter
* read the principal’s monthly newsletter
* visit school often
* check your child’s backpack daily
* ask questions
2.Helping my child with homework:
* talk about papers your child brings home
* make reviewing, studying for tests a regular part of your family routine
* work on math facts
* ask questions
* check homework assignments for neatness and accuracy
3.Read to your child:
* take turns reading-you read a page, child reads a page
* really listen to your child
* hug your child
* say “I love you” often
Volunteer Visits
Please notify the office when you arrive, pick up a visitor lanyard, and sign the “These Volunteers Are Here Today” form before going to the classroom. While volunteering at North Glendale School, please understand all information concerning students is strictly confidential and should not be shared with others. Please call the school if you are coming late or will be absent and leave a message with the secretary.
* Please leave pre-school children at home. Try alternating babysitting with other volunteers.
* Please avoid interrupting teachers while they are teaching. Questions and concerns can be addressed following instructional time.
* Teachers will handle discipline issues. Please bring any and all behavior problems to the attention of the teacher. It is inappropriate for volunteers to discipline students verbally or in any other manner.
* If you need help, never hesitate to ask any staff member.
* No political or religious preferences may be advocated.
* The use of drugs, alcohol, and tobacco is prohibited.
* Do not repeat the stories and personal information that students share with you.
* Do notify the teacher if a student tells you information that could affect his or her health or well being.
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