It’s the start of a new school year. Classrooms are buzzing, parents are settling into new routines, and teachers are already looking ahead to one of the most important traditions of the fall: the parent-teacher meeting.
But instead of excitement, this season often brings stress. Sticky notes with time requests pile up on your desk, parents call during your lunch break to switch slots, and half of your scheduled meetings never show up. Suddenly, the back-to-school energy turns into late nights spent trying to reschedule everything for the next day.Read article
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