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

1. How do you pronounce Weiner?
2. What is the best way to contact Mrs. Weiner?
3. My child would like to celebrate their birthday in school. What should I do?
4. What if my child forgets his/her homework materials at Crompond?
5. What should my child do if they don't know how to answer part of the homework?

How do you pronounce Weiner?

"Why"-ner.

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What is the best way to contact Mrs. Weiner?

I believe in a strong home-school connection.  Please feel free to contact 
me.  While you are always welcome to call Crompond (243-8140) during school 
hours, the best and fastest (especially during non-school hours) way to 
contact me is by email (eweiner@yorktown.org).  You can expect a response 
within 24 hours, if not sooner.  I check my email regularly and look forward 
to hearing from you!

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My child would like to celebrate their birthday in school. What should I do?

You can always send in a snack (following the guidelines of our new district 
wellness policy of course) or drop one off.  Mrs. Weiner will glady find the 
time during the day to celebrate your child's birthday.

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What if my child forgets his/her homework materials at Crompond?

After 4:30pm, the doors at Crompond are locked and there is usually nobody 
to let you into the school.  Prior to 4:30pm, you may come back to the 
school to collect the appropriate materials.  If the classroom door is 
locked you may try to find a custodian to unlock the door for you.

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What should my child do if they don't know how to answer part of the homework?

Encourage your child to attempt to answer the question.  They should do 
their best, and show their work for what they are able to complete.  They 
should begin to answer the question, until they get to the point where they 
don't know what to do.  Then you (their parent) should initial the question 
so that I know that your child attempted to answer the question, and that 
you (their parent) know that they attempted to answer the question.

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