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1.  Could do inservice if you think the parents will attend

2.  Probably better to do letter or email

• Call first to see which they prefer
• Tell them to return 2nd page signed or reply to email to confirm understanding
• Don’t just send home in backpack

3.  Have a different letter for speech, language, social, stuttering, etc.

4.  Things to include

• A little about you and your job
• What you see their child for
• How that area impacts education
• How you want them to finish quickly so they don’t con tune to miss class time
• How working at home will help them progress faster
• Tell them you’ll be sending homework when you can but you have many kids on your caseload so you encourage them to seek activities on their own as well
• Give resources like my site that are parent-friendly and searchable
• Your contact info

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