See how your student is progressing at school by doing a mid-year check-in with the school.
Report cards, progress reports, and teacher feedback provide insights into strengths and areas needing support.
Use this time to set goals and reinforce positive habits for the remainder of the school year.
Stay Engaged Through Attendance
Consistent attendance keeps your student on track and connected to classroom learning, helping prevent gaps in understanding.
Attend Parent-Teacher Conferences
Mid-year conferences are an opportunity to discuss progress, review challenges, and plan strategies to support your student’s growth.
Celebrate Success
Recognize accomplishments, whether big or small. Positive praise reinforces effort and motivation, encouraging continued growth.
Discuss Challenges Openly
Talk about areas where improvement is needed. Ask if your student understands assignments and whether teachers have suggested ways to strengthen skills.
Provide Academic Challenges
If your student is completing work easily, consider enrichment opportunities, advanced programs, or additional projects to keep them engaged.
Get Involved
Show interest in what your student is learning, help with homework, attend school events, and volunteer when possible. Active parental involvement demonstrates that education matters.
Access Extra Support
- School Liaison Program: Connect with your local liaison for resources and guidance specific to your area.
- Tutor.com for U.S. Military Families: Free, 24/7 online tutoring and homework help for eligible service members, civilian personnel, and dependents.
- Base Library: Storytime, educational computers, study rooms, age-appropriate programming, and reading materials. Contact your local library for details.
A mid-year check-in is the perfect time to celebrate successes, address challenges, and set your student up for continued growth throughout the school year.