John Reed School works hard with parents to ensure the highest level of success for their children.
Parents play a critical role helping their students succeed—your support is the most important factor in your child's ability to grow and learn.
Every child. One voice.
The John Reed Parent Teacher Association (John Reed PTA) is committed to increasing parental involvement and support for our John Reed School students, faculty and staff. We work to create a wonderful, fun and amazing learning environment. Research indicates that parent support helps to provide the best learning environment possible. Students are more likely to be academically successful when their parent or parents are involved at their school. And we want your students to be the best that they can be!
How can YOU get involved with the John Reed PTA?
- Join the John Reed PTA, Annual Dues are only $6.00
- Attend monthly John Reed PTA meetings and events.
- Represent your child's classroom at the PTA meetings, suggest programs that you feel would be beneficial for the students at John Reed School
- Volunteer at school and during PTA events
Stay informed! Subscribe to the John Reed PTA Google Group to receive updates, notices and forms through email!
Smarter Balanced assessment -state testing
CAASPP - SBAC Testing
Preparing for Testing
- Note test dates on your home calendar; schedule appointments on non-testing days.
- Encourage your child to take responsibility for homework and class study.
- Help your child learn how to find information independently.
- Praise your child for work done well.
- Encourage your child to ask questions at home and in class.
- Get to know your child's teachers.
- Attend parent-teacher conferences.
- Confer with teachers on a regular basis for progress reports
- Assure your child knows that you value a good education.
Testing Day
- See that your child is rested and eats breakfast.
- See that your child arrives at school on time and is relaxed.
- Encourage your child to do the best work possible.
- Do not send your child to school if illness is apparent.
- Do not remove your child from school on test days for appointments.
- See that your child comes to school with a positive attitude and ready to put forth their best effort!