How much does ArborBridge communicate with students’ parents?

Posted December 2, 2013

ArborBridge is committed to accountability and transparency. Parents can opt for as much or as little communication as they like. Typically, parents choose to electronically receive lesson notes, which are written by the tutor and sent after each individual session. Lesson notes give parents a timely, insightful look into topics covered and progress made in each lesson. Parents are also notified when a student has taken a practice exam or has otherwise reached a milestone in his or her curriculum. Most importantly, ArborBridge staff will reach out to parents if anything goes awry, such as if a student misses a lesson or is struggling.

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