Parent-Teacher Conferences November 24-25

All children learn in different ways. They have their own individual personalities and their own listening and work habits. To help their students learn new knowledge and skills, teachers must know as much as they can about each child's likes and dislikes. No one knows more about these things than you, the parents. And no one has more influence over your children than you.

That's why teachers need your help to do a first-class job. Working together, you and the teacher can help your child have a successful school year.

AACPS Community Engagement: Parent Survey

In keeping with our goal of continuing to create a family-friendly, welcome environment, and providing outstanding customer service, Anne Arundel County Public School system is conducting a Community Engagement: Parent Survey.  The results will provide an overview of customer service and the effectiveness of schools in keeping parents informed. The data will be used to assess the level of customer service and improving information channels between parents and our schools.

NOTE:  If you have more than 1 child at a different school, you will be given the opportunity at the end of the survey to fill out additional surveys for each child if you wish.

Thank you for your invaluable participation in this important survey! 

Is your school environment welcoming?

Note: This survey can also be done on a "paper" copy. Contact us for more information.

Bullying Prevention Initiative - Survey

The Anne Arundel County Public School system has implemented a Bullying Prevention Initiative, which supports the strong commitment to providing our students with a safe and caring environment in which to learn.  This initiative focuses on teaching students skills to avoid being victimized by bullies and empowers students to take a stand against bullying in our school.

Parents please contact your student's school to access the pass code for the survey or email us at webmaster@hebron-harman.org

Results from the survey will be available to the schools immediately after it is administered, to be used in developing individual school plans to address bullying.  Thank you for your participation in the survey!

Do you feel your child is safe?