Reported parental participation in at least one school event or meeting during a school calendar year. This can involve 1. Participation in a parent/teacher conference; 2. Attendance at a PTA meeting, athletic event, etc.; 3. Volunteering in the classroom, for a field trip, at a school event, or serving on
The duty of every school district to track down, identify, and assess students with disabilities in their area.
An umbrella of skills that we acquire to function in everyday life.
Is when a child becomes anxious or upset when separated from his parents. This anxiety can manifest itself in crying, clinging on to parents, or even throwing tantrums. It’s difficult to witness, but separation anxiety is common and natural during early childhood.
How young children discover how to control their thoughts, feelings, and bodies.
When a child knows how print works and how to interact with it.
When a child pretends to be someone else and uses improvisational skills to create and act out dramatic scenes.
When a child uses materials to construct objects that mirror the real world.
How a child learns to think, make decisions, and solve problems.