Back to School 2020 | Parent Teacher Communication

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By Julie Rawe

From the series: Back-to-School Concerns About Your Child: How to Act on Them

Back-to-school 2020 is unlike any other. Learn about common concerns families have—and how to work with the teacher to get your child ready.

6 Worries Families Have About This Year’s Back-to-School
Now readingDownload: Back-to-School Update for Families to Give to Teachers
Back-to-School Anxiety in Kids: What to Watch Out For This Year
Why and How to Partner With Your Child’s Teacher

Use this one-page download to update the teacher on how your child is doing. Your child’s new teacher wants to know things like:

Was distance learning super stressful?
Did any loved ones get sick or lose their job during the pandemic?
How has racial injustice impacted your child?

From the series: Back-to-School Concerns About Your Child: How to Act on Them

Back-to-school 2020 is unlike any other. Learn about common concerns families have—and how to work with the teacher to get your child ready.

6 Worries Families Have About This Year’s Back-to-School
Now readingDownload: Back-to-School Update for Families to Give to Teachers
Back-to-School Anxiety in Kids: What to Watch Out For This Year
Why and How to Partner With Your Child’s Teacher

Click the “Download” button below. You can:

Use your computer or phone to type answers into the form.
Or you can print it out and fill it in by hand.

Back-to-School Update: Tell Teachers How Your Child Is Doing

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Click here for a Spanish version of the form.

Up next: Learn about back-to-school anxiety and what to watch out for this year.

From the series: Back-to-School Concerns About Your Child: How to Act on Them

Back-to-school 2020 is unlike any other. Learn about common concerns families have—and how to work with the teacher to get your child ready.

6 Worries Families Have About This Year’s Back-to-School
Now readingDownload: Back-to-School Update for Families to Give to Teachers
Back-to-School Anxiety in Kids: What to Watch Out For This Year
Why and How to Partner With Your Child’s Teacher

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