Discipline Letter to Parent Editable Classroom Plan
$3.50
Use one of 6 editable discipline letter templates from the teacher to parents to define your classroom management plan.
Description
An editable discipline letter from the teacher to parents gets the back to school season started smoothly.
Use one of the 6 templates to edit your classroom management plan and begin the open lines of communication with parents and guardians.
With six fully editable letters with adorable school themed borders, you’ll be able to modify this for years to come.
This Discipline Letter for Parents Back to School Template includes
- Editable Early Childhood/Kindergarten Behavior Letter with green, yellow, and red sticks (Crayon Border)
- Editable Elementary Discipline Letter discussing consequences (Apple Border)
- Editable Classroom Rules and Discipline (School House Border)
- Editable Elementary Behavior Letter discussing behavior policy (School Theme Border)
- Editable Elementary Discipline Note emphasizing positive behavior (School Bulletin Border)
- Editable Secondary Discipline Policy with parent signature page
- Directions
As educators, we understand the importance of maintaining a positive relationship with parents, while also addressing behavior issues that may arise in the classroom.
This template provides you with the tools to craft a compelling narrative that outlines your behavior policy in your classroom.
Our editable template provides a framework for structuring your letter, while also allowing for customization to suit your specific situation.
If you are looking for a discipline letter set to deliver information to parents in a way that fosters open communication and collaboration, you’ve found it!
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Kristen O. –
Nice base letter to send home at the beginning of the year as well. I tweaked it and sent it home as part of the syllabus that parents must sign off on.
Gabrielle P. –
This was a wonderful template to set early expectations with parents and to open lines of communication so they feel comfortable expressing concerns/questions.