Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.
How can I get in touch with the teacher?
The best way to get in touch with me is to send a note with your child via “Homework” folder or email. You can also email me(rebecca.walker@stpsb.org) but be advised that I may not always be able to get email. If it is very important you can call the school office and leave a message. I will return your call as soon as possible.Back to Top
The best way to get in touch with me is to send a note with your child via “Homework” folder or email. You can also email me(rebecca.walker@stpsb.org) but be advised that I may not always be able to get email. If it is very important you can call the school office and leave a message. I will return your call as soon as possible.
What should I do if I have important notes for the school or teacher?
Send all correspondence through the “Homework” folder. The teacher will check these daily.Back to Top
Send all correspondence through the “Homework” folder. The teacher will check these daily.
Do I have to sign my child's folder every night?
Yes, it is important for us to have daily communication. Please review any papers that your child brings home.Back to Top
Yes, it is important for us to have daily communication. Please review any papers that your child brings home.
What is the VIP folder?
"VIP = Very Important Portfolio" VIP folder contains your child’s graded papers. The VIP folder will go home on Wednesday each week. Included in this folder are test papers and sometimes important notes. Your child will also receive a weekly Work Habit grade. Please sign the attached paper and return the entire stack of papers the following day.Back to Top
"VIP = Very Important Portfolio" VIP folder contains your child’s graded papers. The VIP folder will go home on Wednesday each week. Included in this folder are test papers and sometimes important notes. Your child will also receive a weekly Work Habit grade. Please sign the attached paper and return the entire stack of papers the following day.
How much time should my child spend on homework?
Your child should spend about 30 minutes a night on homework. If you find that your child is spending more than an acceptable amount of time on homework, please call me. I am here to help. We can work together to find a solution.Back to Top
Your child should spend about 30 minutes a night on homework. If you find that your child is spending more than an acceptable amount of time on homework, please call me. I am here to help. We can work together to find a solution.