What if a parent contacts a faculty or staff member with concerns about how his or her child is doing in a particular class or about the childs overall academic performance or standing?
The best approach is for the parent to talk directly with the student. Parent-child communication is not always easy, and young adults are not always forthcoming as parents would like. However, parent-child conversation is the most effective and certainly the preferred method for a parent to learn about his or her child’s performance.
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- What if a parent contacts a faculty or staff member with concerns about how his or her child is doing in a particular class or about the childs overall academic performance or standing?
- If a parent calls to ask how his/her child is doing in class and none of the students directory information has been suppressed, can I give them information on their childs grades?
- If a parent calls and asks how his or her child is performing in a class, can a university staff member release this information?
