As parents, we spend a lot of time thinking about what we tell our children. Be kind. Be respectful. Listen to your teacher. Solve problems with words. Take responsibility when you make a mistake. But children learn just as much from what they see us do. And one place they are watching closely is how we interact with their school. When Something Goes Wrong At some point in your child's school experience, something will probably happen that you don't agree with. Your child may

When your child learns virtually, attendance can look a little different than it does in a traditional school building. There may not be a morning bell, a classroom door to walk through, or a teacher taking attendance as students enter the room. Instead, attendance is reflected through logging in, participating in learning activities, completing assignments, attending live instruction, and staying connected with teachers and the school.

Starting a new school year is exciting, but beginning school virtually can come with its own set of questions. The good news is that you do not need to have everything figured out on day one.