How Parkmont Communicates

Parent/Teacher Conferences

Parent/teacher conferences are an important link between home and school. They occur two times each year. Information about scheduling the parent/teacher conferences is distributed by the school office. All conferences include parents, student, advisor, and the director, along with teacher feedback. All communication will be handled by your child's advisor.

Grade Report Distribution

Teachers will prepare and distribute student progress reports five times each year. At the conclusion of each session, a student will receive an Evaluation for each course. Often an Interim Report is sent half-way through each session to provide your child's progress to date.

Re-enrollment Contracts

The Admissions Office will mail your re-enrollment contract in February of each year for your child's re-enrollment for the following school year. The contracts need to be returned by April to ensure space for your child.

Mailings

The school offices will mail announcements about school events throughout the year. Over the summer, you will receive a school packet that will contain important school forms, your school calendar, and other important information for the first day of school.

School Policies

School policies are outlined in the Student/Handbook, which is distributed at the beginning of the school year. This is an invaluable communications tool. It contains a directory of all faculty, staff, trustees, Parent contacts, and current families. It also contains rules and policies of Parkmont as set by the trustees, faculty and administrators. The directory and handbook is for the private use of Parkmont families.

Annual Giving Campaign

Parkmont Development Office will notify you by mail about the school's Annual Giving drive. This annual campaign supports the education your child receives that school year. Campaign volunteers work toward receiving 100% participation among Parkmont parents. Your support for and dedication to the school are what allows Parkmont to provide unique learning opportunities for your student and all students.