St. Kanakadasa Senior Secondary Public School (CBSE) believes that strong parent-school partnership plays a vital role in shaping students into confident and responsible individuals.
Parents are requested to support the institution in maintaining discipline, punctuality, and regular attendance among students. Healthy cooperation between parents and teachers helps improve students' academic performance and character development.
The institution maintains open and effective communication with parents regarding academic progress, school activities, and student development. Regular updates and interactions help strengthen trust and cooperation between the school and families.
Parent interaction meetings are conducted regularly to discuss students' academic performance, discipline, strengths, and areas of improvement. These meetings create better understanding and coordinated support for student success.
The academic and behavioural progress of students is continuously monitored through assessments, observations, and parent interactions. Parents are informed regularly to ensure consistent improvement.
Counselling sessions are organized to guide students emotionally, academically, and personally. Parents may also interact with counsellors and teachers to better understand their child's learning needs and behavioural growth.
The institution provides academic support through regular coaching, assessments, doubt-clearing sessions, and personalized guidance. Parents are encouraged to actively participate in supporting their child's educational journey.
Parents are expected to maintain regular contact with the institution and cooperate with school policies and academic programs. Encouraging discipline, good habits, and positive learning attitudes at home greatly supports student development.
The institution believes that strong parent-school partnership plays a vital role in shaping students into confident and responsible individuals. Mutual trust, cooperation, and communication create a positive educational environment for every child.