National African American Parent Involvement Day (NAAPID) -- Take your child to chool; visit your child in school; Joe Dulin

National African American Parent Involvement Day

Guides for:

Students

In preparation for the "Take Your Child to School/Visit Your Child in School" Day, the National African American Parent Involvement Day Committee is calling upon all students to do the following:

Encourage your parents/guardians to participate in NAAPID.
Participate in open and honest discussions with your parents/guardians regarding school.
Discuss with your parents or guardians:
- Your daily school routine
- Your grades and performance in each subject for which you are enrolled
- Your citizenship in each class
- What you like best and least about each class
- Your goals and objectives
- How parents/guardians and teachers can assist you in achieving these goals and objectives.
Adhere to your family's household rules and regulations:
- Curfew
- Observe quiet time for study
- Find appropriate place in home to study
- Seek help when needed
- Carry out household chores and responsibilities.
Get a clear understanding of homework and instructions from teachers.
Bring appropriate books and supplies to school and home.
Maintain open and honest communications with parents/guardians and teachers.
Model appropriate behavior.

Click here to return to the NAAPID home page. For further information, contact the NAAPID national office at (800) 351-4097, or send an email message to Joe Dulin at NAAPID, dulin@aaps.k12.mi.us. Be sure to include your name, title, organization, address, phone, fax, and email address along with any request for information. Thank you.