Questions and Concerns
 

  

Though the faculty and administration make every effort to avoid problems, parents and students will occasionally disagree with the decisions that are made in regard to discipline or grades. In most cases, problems can be resolved when parents speak to the person who is directly responsible for decisions that have been made concerning a student. The appropriate channel for help with a concern is teacher or sponsor then assistant principal followed by the principal and finally Central Administration.
 

Individual Teachers
Teams
Classroom Concerns
Parent Conferences
Assignments
Special Projects
Make-up work
Team Rules or Policies
Academic Progress


Improvement or Decline in Student Performance


Grade Conerns


Grading Policy or Related Questions


Classroom Behavior


Teacher-Assigned Detentions


 
Counselors
Assistant Principals
Principal
General Academic Concerns
Scheduling Concerns
Curriculum Concerns
Social or Emotional Concerns
Discipline Concerns
Discipline Concerns
Non Violent Peer Conflicts
Questions related to assigned consequences
Staff Concerns


Attendance Concerns



Lost Textbooks



Special Education Concerns



Curriculum Concerns