Parents should recognize that "Parents are the first teachers, and teachers are the second parents."
2. Encourage your child to avoid unnecessary absences.
3. Parents should review their child's diary at least once a week, sign it, and ensure they follow all instructions.
4. Avoid criticizing teachers in front of your child, as it may harm their respect for the teacher and the school.
5. Habitual tardiness may result in the student being sent home.
6. Habitual tardiness may result in the student being sent home.
7. Examine progress reports and take remedial action if necessary in consultation with the Principal.
8. Regular school-parent-teacher interactions are essential for the child‟s development. Meetings with the Principal should be arranged in advance.
9. Parents are encouraged to attend special parent-teacher meetings on open days.
10. By entrusting a child to the school, parents agree to adhere to the school's rules and decisions.
11. Parents should ensure their children are dedicated to their studies, spending 2-3 hours in the evening for academic work.
12. Education is a shared responsibility between parents and the school. Parents should maintain a cooperative relationship with school authorities for the child's overall development.
13. Parents should carefully read and ensure adherence to the school's rules and regulations.
14. Parents should not engage directly with teachers during school hours; concerns should be directed to the Principal.
15. If a child is affected by any infectious disease, parents should report it to the school and keep the child at home until fully recovered.
16. Parents should address complaints directly with the school authorities, not through external associations.
17. New rules may be added as needed, and will be communicated either orally or in writing.