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School standards *

• Support student academic and behavioral growth; maintain transparent partnership with families; document progress professionally.
• Use objective, observable facts only; avoid assumptions and emotional language.
• Use strength-based framing (start with positives when possible); be specific and data-based.
• Maintain professional, neutral tone; avoid comparisons with other students; avoid diagnostic or medical statements.
• Required in notes: student name, date, context, observable evidence, impact on learning, next steps, invitation for parent collaboration.
• Academic updates: encouraging & data-focused. Minor concerns: calm & constructive. Ongoing concerns: direct & collaborative. Celebrations: positive & specific.
• For sensitive situations (repeated behavior, special ed, safety): inform leadership, follow reporting procedures, avoid labeling language.
• Do not include: emotional judgments, vague statements, assumptions about home, comparative remarks, or confidential info about other students.
• Comply with FERPA (student privacy protection); ensure consistency across the school.
• Response timelines: routine updates within 48 hours; behavior incidents same day; urgent issues notify administration immediately.

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Avoid: Emotional judgment, psychological diagnosis, assumptions about home life, comparative statements, vague language. Stick to observable facts and specific behaviors.

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