• Parent Resources

    Parents, without your active role in your student's academic career, the student loses so much.  Your role is more valuable than you know.  For both the student and the staff at Beulah High School, we need your involvement in your student's life.  We know that you want your student to be successful and trying to figure out your role can be difficult.  These three simple tips below can help your student.

    • Help your child show up at school with a good attitude and ready to learn.
      -Keep tabs on school attendance.
      -Make sure your student gets plenty of rest each night.
      -Don't accept the "I'm never going to use this after school" excuse for not working hard in a class.
      -Speak positively of the benefits of a high school education.

    • Help them organize their time and materials.
      -Help your student keeps an assignment calendar/agenda with dates for homework, tests, and projects.
      -Divide long-tern assignments into smaller tasks should and develop a timeline for when tasks should be done.
      -Make sure there is a quiet study area and a location for their school materials.

    • Take an interest.
      -Listen to your student talk about what is happening in class.
      -Encourage your student to become involved in a club or sport at school.
      -Show teachers that you are interested in your student's education.
      -Help your student understand how to take ownership of his academic career.

    *The above tips were taken from the brochure, "A Parent's Guide to Helping Your Teen Get the Most Out of High School," found at http://www.nea.org/assets/docs/HE/44013_NEA_W_L11.pdf

    General Resources

    Utilize the link below to locate resources collected by the Lee County Board of Education:

      - Parent Information

    Check your student's grades and attendance by logging into Power School:

      -Power School Log-In 

    Find the various policies and procedures within the Lee County Handbook and Code of Conduct:

      - Student Handbook

    The Lee County Board of Education's website is full of material to help you and your student be successful:

      - Lee County Board of Education

    Attendance

    Click on the link below to watch a short video on the importance of school attendance:

    -Bringing Attendance Home Video