Help me prepare to support my student as they enter HS

[Anonymous]

Somewhat related, I’m completely cleaning and organizing my daughter’s room the weekend. Every drawer, closets, etc. scrubbed everything. She’s not great at organizing and the room got to the point that it was needed to simply exist clutter free. An absolute fresh start so that’s one thing that can be lifted from her mind.

[Anonymous]

That sounds awesome. A place to work uninterrupted is priceless.

[Anonymous]

Have an agreement that you can check their school email and monitor assignments (at least for us most assignments are in google classroom and notifications are in the mail).
The rest depends on how responsible and organized your kid is. Mine is neither so I keep tabs on his work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If kids have lots of homework, either they are wasting time in class, or it's just busy work to impress the dumb parents or the lazy parents who want their kids to "be busy with homework so I can watch Oprah in peace!" type of parents.

It is impossible to master difficult concepts in science, math, writing skills, etc in school day time only.

But, PP, if you’ve never taken these classes yourself I can understand that you wouldn’t know that.