help your child
There is nothing more important than your child and contributing to their achievements. Become a player.
Make time each day to be a part of your child's educational and social activities. Help your child study. Make sure they complete and understand their homework. Review the work that they are doing. Play a game, watch television or read a book together. Know your
child's friends. Learn what motivates your child, in and out of school. Help your child set goals and measure their progress. Praise achievement. Talk with your child every day. Talk to your child's teachers about any teacher conference concerns before they become a problem.
The DCPS
Academic Looking Glass newsletter is a quick
reference guide that details the district curriculum
that students should be learning during a sliding two
week window in the core content areas of Science, Math,
Reading, Writing, English Language Arts (ELA) and Social
Studies. The Looking Glass is distributed
electronically to principals, teachers and district
staff on a bi-weekly basis during the school year.
Other content areas regularly covered by the newsletter
include Read 180, select Advance Placement (AP) courses
and timely information from departments such as
Exceptional Student Education and Guidance Services.
Click here to view the latest issue of the DCPS
Academic Looking Glass!
There are many additional resources offering effective parenting tips and providing more ideas for increasing your participation and enhancing your satisfaction in sharing your
child's journey.
Please explore the helpful links provided below:
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