First lady Abby Cox and others salute Utah's educators — while warning of the classroom dangers of cellphones, AI.

We asked current and former teachers for their best advice for parents preparing for parent-teacher conferences. Here's what they suggest you do.

When it’s time to prepare for parent-teacher conferences, don’t assume it will be a battle. Try to practice listening, supporting your child’s teacher and learning how to work together.

What's the point of parent-teacher conferences anyway? I see them as a great way to make connections. I view each year in school as a partnership between parents or caregivers, students and myself.

1. Attend the Conference. Even if your child is excelling in school, parent-teacher conferences are important. Teachers can help you find ways to encourage your child to engage in extracurricular ...

Wilkerson Elementary School First-Grade Teacher Melodie Decaire has been teaching students for 15 years, so she's seen her fair share of parent-teacher conferences. "You don’t skip it. It's ...

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Parents should attend school board meetings, but they should also attend parent-teacher conferences (“Today’s parental homework: Attend school board meetings,” Nov. 13).

It's an important reminder for parents as many head into parent-teacher conferences in late November, Wallace said. "No teacher goes into this profession for the money and the glory," she said.