on our classes. We add extra chairs to accomodate for them. Some teachers
plan interactive lessons to involve parents, but it is not a requirement.
During lunch time, we run some facilitated parent sessions on a variety of
topics (homework, understanding ERB scores, etc.)
We have a Grandparent's day with a more structured schedule that has them
going to 3 or 4 classes and then a brunch with a program of student
presentations (e.g. choir, band, etc.)
-Ari
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 7:30 AM, Deborah McLean <DMcLean@poughkeepsieday.org
> wrote:
> Hi All,
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> Does anyone have experience with a visiting day for parents in lower and
> middle school? If so, how was the time structured?
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> Deborah McLean
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> Head of Lower School
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> Poughkeepsie Day School
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