When should I involve the school in my child's issues?

I'm worried about my child's behavior at school. When should I involve the school?

It's important to involve the school if your child's behavior is affecting their learning or social interactions.

What specific signs should I look for that indicate I need to reach out?

Look for persistent changes in behavior, such as withdrawal, declining grades, or frequent conflicts with peers.

Should I talk to the teacher first or go directly to the principal?

It's usually best to start with the teacher, as they can provide insights and may help address the issue directly.

What if the school doesn't take my concerns seriously?

If that happens, document your concerns and consider escalating to the principal or a school counselor for further support.