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

1. What can I do to help my child be successful in school?
2. How do I go about volunteering?
3. What is Young Writer's Workshop? How do I do writing with my child at home?

What can I do to help my child be successful in school?

Whenever you have a question, please ask.  Come into the 
classroom to visit 
and/or volunteer.  Parents are always welcome.  Students are very 
excited 
when you visit the classroom.  Read the weekly newsletter to your 
child.  At 
the bottom of the newsletter, you'll see a section called: Ask me 
about . . . .   By going over what's listed in that section, you 
can learn 
all about what's happening in Pre-K.

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How do I go about volunteering?

If you are interested in volunteering in the classroom or for 
field trips, 
you must have your clearances.  You may obtain this paperwork by 
contacting 
the Administration office at 150 Lorana Ave. Once you have your 
clearances, 
you can arrange a time in advance to come into the classroom and 
volunteer.  
You can also just stop by, it doesn't have to be scheduled in 
advance.  
Parents, Grandparents, and friends are always welcome to come 
into the 
classroom to observe, assist in one of the learning centers, read 
to the 
students, share a special skill, celebrate a birthday, or 
anything else you 
or your child can think of.

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What is Young Writer's Workshop? How do I do writing with my child at home?

Young Writer's Workshop is the child writing stories the way they 
see, hear, 
and feel it should be written.  It's quick, it's easy, and it's 
fun! 
Young Writer's Workshop is a vital component of the Pre-K 
curriculum.  If 
you would like to learn about it so you can do writing with your 
child at 
home, please call the school to set up an appointment.  I would 
be happy to 
walk you through the process.

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