La Grande School District fifth grade teacher Missy Rinker conducts a virtual parent-teacher conference Oct. 29, 2020. Falling enrollment, which district officials partially blame on the fallout from ...

Microsoft Teams is adding a new “Parent Connection” feature that lets teachers call their students’ guardians with a single click of a button. It’s a tool that deepens the video conferencing service’s ...

(TNS) — New York City is seeing a drop in participation among parents meeting with their child's public school teacher, according to a recent report. Chalkbeat reports that less families took part in ...

A teacher stands in front of a screen in a north central Texas schoolroom. A few miles away, the mother of a middle school student sits down at her kitchen table, pulls out her laptop, clicks on a ...

We’re deep into a new school year and odds are, parent-teacher conference notifications are starting to pop up. But these annual or biannual meetings are more just than a check-in — they’re ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City is seeing a drop in participation among parents meeting with their child’s public school teacher, according to a recent report. Chalkbeat reports that less families ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — Parent-teacher conferences will look slightly different this year. Teachers will begin virtually meeting with parents in Providence on Monday. The district has switched to an ...

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New York City public schools are again pushing “virtual” parent-teacher conferences long after the pandemic — infuriating parents who ripped the remote meetings as impersonal and ineffective.

A family meets with their child's teacher at a parent-teacher conference. Unexpectedly, COVID has introduced an opportunity to make these conversations more honest and transparent. Credit: Emily ...

It’s parent-teacher conference season. For everyone involved—teachers, students, and parents—these events frequently conjure up ambiguity, even dread. Students may sit at home wondering and worrying ...