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 CUSD Guidelines for Parent Involvement
Parents
are encouraged to be involved in their children's education. Each
school includes in its school based coordinated plan a parent
involvement component that provides parents with opportunities to be
involved in information and training sessions to: support their child's
academic efforts at school and home; help parents develop parenting
skills; build consistent and effective home-school communications; and
integrate parent involvement programs into the school plan. Parent
volunteers are a valued addition to the educational program. Volunteers
are required to check in at the office before proceeding to a classroom.
Schools request that families and schools join in a partnership to promote student success. Students are asked to pledge to:
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work as hard as I can on my school assignments.
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tell my parents what I am learning in school.
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always ask my teacher for help when I don't understand something.
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follow my school's rules and dress code.
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limit my television watching and read books instead.
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read for at least twenty minutes per day.
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be respectful to all students and adults at school.
Parents are asked to pledge to:
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provide a quiet study time for my child and encourage quality in the completion of all assignments.
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talk with my child about his/her school activities every day.
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know
how my child is progressing by attending conferences, looking at school
work, talking to teachers and being involved with the school.
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encourage my child to read by reading to him/her every day and by reading myself.
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limit my child's television viewing and help select worthwhile programs.
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assure that my child attends school regularly, arrives on time, and is ready to learn.
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help my child understand and follow the school's rules and dress code.
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insist that my child be respectful to all students and adults at school.
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encourage my child to read for at least twenty minutes per day.
In
the Chico Unified School District, parent involvement means a whole
range of options and choices. Whether it is making sure that your child
is well fed, well rested and attends school regularly, or volunteering
your time to assist in a classroom, or taking an active role in serving
on district committees helping to shape policy - all are valued
activities and all help students to be academically successful.
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Parent Support / K-6 Standards
| Parent Support Documents provide
a general understanding of expected student progress in Language Arts
and Mathematics through the elementary school years, including a section
on "How Parents Can Help."
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