Helping your child get organized for Back-to-School
1. Provide a place to study.
2. Help your child develop a system to keep track of important papers.
3. Make sure your child has — and uses — a planner to keep track of assignments.
4. Encourage your child to estimate how long each assignment will take.
5. Help your child break big projects into smaller ones.
6. Communicate with your child’s teachers.
7. Check grades on Student Vue and Parent Vue.
1. Provide a place to study.
2. Help your child develop a system to keep track of important papers.
3. Make sure your child has — and uses — a planner to keep track of assignments.
4. Encourage your child to estimate how long each assignment will take.
5. Help your child break big projects into smaller ones.
6. Communicate with your child’s teachers.
7. Check grades on Student Vue and Parent Vue.
Click on Links Below
Encouraging Good Sleep Habits
Anxiety in Teens is Rising: What's Going On?
School Avoidance: Tips for Concerned Parents
Anxiety in Teens is Rising: What's Going On?
School Avoidance: Tips for Concerned Parents
13 Reasons Why Toolkit- important resource to help guide viewers through the tough subject matter in 13 Reasons Why
CCSD Bullying Information
CCSD Bus Routes
CCSD Family Resource Database
CCSD Magnet Schools
CCSD Math Resources
CCSD Prevention/Intervention
Helping Children and Teens with ADHD Succeed at School
Homework tips for parents
Kell High School
Khan Academy (free online study resources by subject)
North Cobb High School
Palmer Middle School
Parenting in the Digital Age
ParentVUE
Positive Behavioral Intervention and Support (PBIS)
Resources/Referrals for Private Counselors
Suicidal Warning Signs
Talking to Children About Violence: Tips for Parents
Why Social Media is Not Smart for Middle School Kids
