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School Success: An Introduction


Parent involvement in school is crucial to our children's success, but for many busy parents, making time to support academic success can be a challenge. It can be easy to assume that your child's education is the sole responsibility of schools, but remember that education is most effective when parents and schools work together. By practicing a few simple steps for preparing your kids for school, and doing what you can to encourage learning outside of school, you’ll be helping your child succeed in school—and in life!
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  • Did You Know?

    • 80% of adults say that encouraging young people to do well in school is the most important thing adults can do for kids.1

    • 34% of 6th- through 12th-grade students say that their parents are involved in their education. 2

    • Children and teenagers spend more time in school and learning settings than in any other structured activity.3

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