1. Value and have a positive attitude about learning
   
   
2. Set aside regular time and space for homework
   
   
3. Form a two way communication between school and home
   
   
4. Talk and listen to the child about school
   
   
5. Make sure your child is well rested, well fed, and healthy
   
   
6. Know your child’s grade level requirements and graduation requirements
   
   
7. Use the library and other community resources
   
   
8. Support family learning through everyday activities
   
   
9. Form relationships with the school and teachers and attend school functions
   
   
10. Set aside daily family time
    
    
11. Support your child’s school by notifying the school of your willingness to volunteer
    
    
12. Set limits on behavior and discipline patiently
    
    
13. Say, “I love you” and “yes” as much as you say, “don’t” and “no”
    
    
14. Meet your child’s friends and get to know their parents

Developed by the Arkansas Department of Education and Parental Involvement Committee, 2003