The school should make sure interpreters understand any terms or concepts that will be used during the meeting. The school should only use competent interpreters who are fluent in English and in your language. This includes parent-teacher conferences, meetings about special education, or any other conversations about your child's education. When you talk with teachers or school employees, the school should offer an interpreter if you need one. Special education and services for students with disabilities.Opportunities to access programs or services-including highly capable, advanced placement, and English language learner programs.Parent permission for activities or programs.Grades, academic standards, and graduation.The school should communicate with you in your language about important information and opportunities for your child. You have the right to these services even if you speak some English and even if your child can speak or read in English. This often includes translated documents and a language interpreter for meetings and conversations. Your child's school should communicate with you, in your language, about your child's education. You are an important part of your child's education! Parents' Rights Information Sheet: Interpretation and Translation Services - English | Amharic | Arabic | Cambodian | Chinese | French | Hindi | Japanese | Korean | Marshallese | Punjabi | Romanian | Russian | Samoan | Somali | Spanish | Tagalog | Telugu | Tigrinya | Ukrainian | Urdu | Vietnamese Right to Language Access
This information sheet outlines parents' rights to meaningful communication about their child's education. Parents' Rights Information Sheet: Interpretation and Translation Services
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