Character Education
Informational
Handbook & Guide
What
You Can Do
to Help Your Child
at Home
Each day ask your child what he/she
did that day in school.
Each day ask to see your
child’s papers and notices from school.
Have a quiet time each day when the
children sit down to do their homework—TV-OFF.
Make sure your child gets proper
rest so he or she can function at school—a reasonable bed
time.
You take charge of the TV and
decide what your children will watch.
Use the newspaper and magazines
with your child.
Each child needs a place to call
his or her own, a place to keep his or her things.
All things for school should be
assembled the night before.
Your child should leave for school
in a good frame of mind.
• Breakfast!
• Routine
• Notes to school written
beforehand
Come to school as often as you
can.
From School Power, by Dr. James
Comer
“Parents are the first and most important models and teachers of
their children.” - Dr. James Comer
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