Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common 
questions 
of students and parents.

1. How do I know when my child has homework?
2. When do graded papers come home?
3. How do I know when my child has a test?
4. How can I contact my child's teacher?
5. How can I check my child's grades?
6. Can my child

How do I know when my child has homework?

Check your child's planner daily. Each child is given time in 
class to copy their homework from the large class planner page into their own 
planner. Help your child check off when work is done and write the date to 
be ready for the next day.

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When do graded papers come home?

All graded papers will be sent home in a purple folder on Friday 
of each week. You will need to sign the folder. Your child is 
responsible for returning the folder on Monday. 

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How do I know when my child has a test?

Check the weekly overview. All tests are announced on the weekly 
overview to help prepare the child for studying.

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How can I contact my child's teacher?

You may contact me via school phone, email, or 
personal note.My email is patricia.gordon@stpsb.org . 
 You may also click the email link at the top 
of the overview for direct e-mail access.

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How can I check my child's grades?

The school board has made our STI gradebook accessible to you 
online. You will be able to view your child's grades from each subject using 
the website, username, and password assigned to you. This information 
was mailed to your home from the school board. The teachers do not have 
access to this information. 
information; therefore, you will need to contact the school board 
if they 
have not arrived or have been misplaced. 

Other ways to keep up with your child's grades is to check the 
grades each 
week in the "graded papers folder." An interim will go 
home during the 
middle of the nine week period and a report card will go home at 
the end of 
each nine weeks.

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Can my child

Your child can make up work from the day he/she was absent and 
receive credit ONLY if the absence is excused. You and Your child have 
two days, beginning the day that he/she returns, to bring in an excuse. 
Making up the work and turning it in will be your child's responsibiliy. 

Your child may receive make-up work upon request even if it was 
not an excused absence; however, credit will not be given.

We strictly follow this school board policy, so please remember 
to bring in those absent notes when you are out!

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