Letter to Teacher from Parent Seeking Help for Daughter

Dear Teacher and Counselor,

I would like to seek professional help for my daughter, I do not know where to begin. Perhaps you may provide me some support on how to deal with the matter. My daughter as you know is rather strong-willed, at times too stubborn to ask for anyone's help even from me. We have tried talking to her, but she keeps silent about the matter.

I don't expect her to change overnight. I have yet to understand her reason for self-harm. To be honest what she is going through frightens me. I do not want to lose my daughter, I want her to have the help she needs.

Hope you could help me reach out to her.

Sincerely,
Mommy Gina

Sample Letter to Parent from Teacher on Child's Good Academic Performance in Class

Dear Parents,

We would like to let you know about your child's progress and achievement in school:

Anna can now recall nursery rhymes and songs such as I'm a Little Tea Pot and Up Goes the Kite. She can identify letters of the alphabet by name.  She has adequate mastery of colors, shapes and numbers, not to mention improved coloring skills and hand coordination.

Anna is very independent and eagerly participates in class. She is a good dancer as well. Overall, Anna has a great relationship with her teachers and classmates.


Again, this evaluation is just one way that we communicate student achievement with our parents. We encourage parents to come to the school to meet with the child's teacher one-on-one. Great strides in learning and effective performance evaluation are a direct result of parent feedback. If you have questions or concerns regarding our programs and teaching methods, please do contact us.

Teacher Jasmine

Please Wait Letter

Dear Jenny,

Your mom called, she will not make it on time.
Please wait at the school's front desk at 4pm.
Paula will walk you home with the other kids.

Teacher Mabel