Parent Training Videos
Parent Training is a vital component of partnering with Christian Life Preparatory School in achieving the CLPS Profile of a Graduate. Provided here are video sessions captured from the 2018 Parent Training. New families should view all videos to prepare for a successful year at CLPS. Our prayer is that these communications will better equip you for your role in the education of your children and for success at Christian Life Preparatory School.
General sessions are provided first, followed by grade-specific sessions below.
General sessions are provided first, followed by grade-specific sessions below.
This session will offer an overview of our Profile of a Graduate, annual goal, and faculty roles and responsibilities for the upcoming school year.
Presented by Zachary Henry, Head of School |
This session offers important information about the daily procedures at CLPS including drop off, pick up, lunch and cell phone policies. Families are responsible to abide by the content here.
Presented by Zachary Henry, Head of School |
These tutorials will help parents to use RenWeb, access student email addresses, check student schedules, order lunch, use Shurley Grammar and much more.
Presented by CLPS Administration |
This session describes how CLPS views student grading and the current CLPS policies.
Presented by Dr. Deborah Henry, Principal |
This tutorial students and parents how to create correct MLA in-text citations and bibliographies using Google Docs. Presented by Dr. Deborah Henry, Principal
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This tutorial students and parents how to create correct MLA in-text citations and bibliographies using Microsoft Word.
Presented by Dr. Deborah Henry, Principal |
Kinder-6th Grade Sessions
This session illustrates how to prepare for a successful learning experience at home.
Presented by Amy Hay, Vice Principal |
This session will define the essential skills for life and learning including Working Memory, Inhibitory Control, Mental Flexibility and how these skills will be integrated into the academic program.
Presented by Mollie Shaw, Learning Specialist |
Presented by Dr. Deborah Henry, Principal
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Presented by Dr. Deborah Henry, Principal
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This session describes the structure of the composition program, available resources, and where to go for help.
Presented by Dr. Deborah Henry, Principal |
7th-12th Grade Sessions
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This session describes the house system at CLPS and how parents may support their children in this character-building program.
Presented by Dan Hay, Director of Family Ministries |
The ASC exists to support students and parents through formal training, individual meetings, and teacher training. Intervention may consist of individual student tutoring, parents learning specific therapies or ways to instruct their children, and/or recommendations for helpful resources. Presented by Mollie Shaw, Learning Specialist
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This session illustrates how to prepare for a successful learning experience at home.
Presented by Dr. Deborah Henry, Principal |
This session defines the plan to prepare students for the next steps after graduation including high school & college advising and college entrance testing.
Presented by Melanie Lenow, Academic and College Advisor |
This session will describe a philosophy of math education and how math is taught at school and at home. How do we build numeracy and conceptual understanding of numbers? What types of technology or resources will improve mathematical understanding?
Presented by Dr. Mark Tarpley, Academic Specialist |
This session will discuss our philosophy for composition including our expectations for best practices and the weekly composition plan for grades 6-12.
Presented by Dr. Deborah Henry, Principal |
This session will detail goals for the secondary science department as well as methods for instruction and plans for satellite class assignments.
Presented by Dr. Tracy Martin, Science Department Head |
This session will detail goals for the secondary history program as well as methods for instruction and plans for satellite class assignments. Parent & student dialog is an essential part of character development through the history program.
Presented by Dr. Mark Tarpley, Academic Specialist |