Back-to-School Night is a school event, typically held in the early part of the academic year, where parents and guardians are invited to the school. Its primary purpose is to help establish a partnership between families and the school.
During the event, parents can:
Meet their child’s teachers and other school staff.
See the classroom and get an overview of the curriculum and daily routines.
Learn about classroom rules, expectations for homework, and grading policies.
Find out the best way to communicate with teachers.
It’s a great opportunity for general information gathering and getting a feel for the school year, rather than a time to discuss a specific student’s individual progress.
