Teachers: Low parent involvement a problem in W.Va. schools
Only about 5.5% of teachers responding to a state Department of Education survey described high parent involvement at their schools. That was one of the big takeaways as state Superintendent Michele Blatt described the survey results before the Senate Education Committee today. The result about parental involvement sparked a discussion, with comments by Senator Jay Taylor, R-Taylor. “It’s almost student and parent apathy. I don’t know how we address that. It’s almost a cultural issue,” Taylor said. Blatt agreed. “It is a matter of no appreciation of the ...