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The Spanish teacher, Ms. Guardado, welcomes parents and students to her class. She emphasizes the importance of learning Spanish and culture. Ms. Guardado believes parent involvement is key to student success, and encourages parents to communicate with her and learn Spanish alongside their child using Duolingo. She provides her contact information, including Remind and email, to facilitate communication and sharing of class resources. An attachment asks parents to provide student information to help Ms. Guardado get to know each student.

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Welcome Letter

The Spanish teacher, Ms. Guardado, welcomes parents and students to her class. She emphasizes the importance of learning Spanish and culture. Ms. Guardado believes parent involvement is key to student success, and encourages parents to communicate with her and learn Spanish alongside their child using Duolingo. She provides her contact information, including Remind and email, to facilitate communication and sharing of class resources. An attachment asks parents to provide student information to help Ms. Guardado get to know each student.

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Bienvenidos a mi clase de Español!

Dear Parents, Guardians, and Students,

I am Ms. Guardado, and I am very honored to be your Spanish teacher this coming
school year. I am so excited to meet all my students and embark on a new journey to
learning another language. Together we can ensure that your student is able to speak
and write in Spanish to communicate his or her needs, likes, dislikes, and experiences.
Your student will also learn about the culture and traditions of the Spanish speaking
community making them even more aware of the world around them.

I am a strong believer in parent involvement in my classroom. I find that having my


student’s parents active and aware of what goes on in my classroom is very important for
student success. In fact, I encourage parents to join Duolingo and learn Spanish
alongside their student. I try to maintain constant communication with my student’s
parents and ensure that my students not only pass my class but also gain a skill that can
open many opportunities for them. I am here to ensure your students success not only in
school but also in their future endeavors.

I encourage parents to contact me with any questions, comments or concerns regarding


their students. I also encourage parents to join my Remind to stay in the loop with
everything that your student is learning in my class. Remind also allows you to contact me
directly to my phone and I you. This will make communication way faster and much more
efficient. I will also share my email and website location where you can find all the
resources I will be using in the class.

I am also attaching a document for you and your student to fill out, so that I can get to
know your student more and obtain important information such as your contact number
and technology accessibility.

I cannot wait to start this new year and get know just how amazing my students are!

Respectfully serving you,


Ms. Jasmine Guardado
Spanish Teacher

Contact Me:
Remind: Text @kgcdf67 to 81010
Email: jnguarda@cougarnet.uh.edu
Phone: xxx-xxx-xxx ext: xxxx
All About You
Students Name: Date of Birth: / /

Child’s Primary Home address:

Home Phone: Cell Phone:

If you have a nickname, please let me know:

Parent/Guardian Name:

Preferred Phone: email:

Text: Yes No

Parent/Guardian Name:

Preferred Phone: email:

Text: Yes No

Siblings (Name and age):

Does your child have access to a computer? Yes No

Does your child have access to Internet? Yes No

What would you like me to know about your child?

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