Forest Street Community School
651 Forest Street, Orange, NJ 07050
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To the Parents of Forest Street Community School
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Welcome all parents and students. I am very excited about continuing a productive partnership with you to ensure our children can achieve their highest potential. It is my hope that as the year progresses you will get to know the staff, the programs, and the policies we offer at Forest Street School.
It is the goal of the staff at Forest to work with you to create a rich learning environment for all students. Student success is a shared responsibility between the school staff, students, and parents.
As we work with our students to help them learn about the world around them through the curriculum, we truly appreciate the support that parents give their children at home as they strive to achieve their educational goals. We ask that you guide and support your child's learning by ensuring that he/she:
1. Attend school daily and arrive on time, ready for the day's learning experience.2. Complete all homework assignments given by teachers.3. Read daily to develop a love for reading and to improve literacy skills.4. Share school experiences with you so that you are aware of his/her school life.5. Informs you if he/she needs additional support in any area or subject.6. Knows that you expect him/her to succeed in school and go on to college.I feel privileged to have the opportunity to serve all Forest Street Community School students, and I am committed to developing life-long learners and leaders!
Dr. Loften-Cooke, PrincipalResearch shows that – at both the elementary and secondary level – when schools, parents, families, and communities work together, students:
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Earn higher grades
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Attend school more regularly
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Staying in school
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Are more motivated
Important information for our families
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
IDEA Parents and Families Page
Center for Parent Information and Resources for Families With Children With Disabilities
It is our belief that a partnership, some understanding, and some expectations must exist between the school, parents, and the children in order for positive relationships and understandings to exist for the benefit of the children, parents, and the school, including its staff.
Additional Resources
How parents can help their kids be successful in school
18 things parents should do to set their kids up for success
Helping Your Child Succeed in School
Helping Your Child With Homework
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