Happy New School Year, OBJH families!
We're glad we got to see you at the open house. This school year, we will be meeting every other second Wednesday at 6 PM, starting Sept. 11 at the school. Next meeting will be Nov. 13.
If you have any questions or interest in helping out, let us know. We will send regular email newsletters with event updates as well. Here are a few things to know:
- Buy shirts or hoodies all year long at SheltonShirts.
- Follow us on Facebook.
- We would like someone to serve our team as a treasurer or secretary.
- Get to our first meeting at the school 6 PM, Sept. 11. See you there!
Aimee Rowland, president
Amy Cooper, vice-president
Sheila Corson, secretary-treasurer
Attending school regularly is a key part of your child's educational journey. Being in class every day helps them stay on track with their lessons and assignments and also fosters important life skills like responsibility, discipline, and commitment. Students who are present consistently tend to perform better academically, develop strong social connections, and build positive relationships with both peers and teachers. Moreover, regular attendance is closely tied to higher graduation rates, better preparedness for college and future careers, and a more positive overall school experience.
How You Can Help: A Partnership Approach
We know that as parents and guardians, you play a huge role in supporting your child's education. Here are some ways you can help ensure they are in school and ready to learn:
Make sure your child arrives at school on time every day.
Try to schedule appointments and family vacations outside of school hours whenever possible.
Keep us in the loop about any issues that might affect your child’s attendance.
Encourage a positive attitude towards school and emphasize the value of education at home.
We’re Here to Support You!
We understand that sometimes there are barriers to regular attendance, and we're here to help. Whether it's counseling services, tutoring, or support programs, our team is ready to assist you and your family. If you're dealing with challenges like transportation, health issues, or other concerns that might affect your child's attendance, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Together, we can find solutions to ensure your child stays on the path to success.
