Parent Responsibilities

Your Investment

Parents are essential partners and role models in our work to help your child reach their full potential. Below are the bedrock expectations that are essential to creating a strong foundation for scholars and that we expect all parents to uphold from kindergarten through high school. 

Building at Home Work Habits

• What Is Expected: You make homework and reading a priority at home. Your child puts effort into all regular and vacation homework in order to turn in high-quality work.

• Why This Is Important: Effective work done independently at home advances a child’s understanding and knowledge, and factors into whether a scholar is ready to advance to the next grade. As scholars grow, essential learning must happen outside of the classroom through homework assignments, which counts toward more of their course grade in middle school and then in high school. These assignments help scholars develop self-discipline and time-management skills that are critical for success in college or university, where almost all work is done outside of class. 

School Readiness

• What Is Expected: Your child attends school every day, in full uniform from shoes to backpack to belt and tie, arriving on time, with their laptop and stylus, ready to learn and participate. Your child acts responsibly at school and while in transit to and from school. 

Parent Responsiveness

What Is Expected: You respond to all communications (including meeting requests) from your child’s teachers, the principal, or school staff within 24 hours — just as you can expect us to respond to your requests in 24 hours. You complete requests (like submitting required forms) by the stated deadline. You stay aware of announcements and school events by downloading ParentSquare and all other communication platforms Success Academy uses, as well as attending all required school events and meetings. You are respectful when interacting with your child’s teachers, the principal, or any school staff, just as we are respectful to you.