The front · for educators
A conversation guide you can trust in the moment
Suggested language for every stage of the meeting, from opening with strengths to closing well. Educators bring their own voice; the guide keeps them on track.
Behavior conference guides
The hardest family meeting, made a little easier.
When a student is removed from class, the conversation that follows matters. Our guides help educators lead the meeting with curiosity and ensure families leave with a plan they helped build.
Why it matters
Families often walk in braced for judgment.
A conference after a classroom removal can feel like a verdict. Parents get defensive. Educators get rushed. Everyone leaves with a different idea of what happens next.
Our guides change the starting point. They treat behavior as information, open with the student’s strengths, and keep the meeting focused on one shared goal: getting the student back to class and set up to succeed.
How it works
One page to guide the talk. One page to plan together.
The back · for everyone
A Return to Class Plan built with the family
Filled in together during the meeting and signed by the family and teacher. Everyone leaves with the same plan and the same expectations.
Connected to Frankly
The conversation keeps going at home.
Every plan includes QR codes that link to short Frankly videos. Families can watch on their phone after the meeting and get practical ideas for supporting their child, in English or Spanish.
- Behavior is communication
- Keep the end in mind
- Connection allows for correction
Made for every family
Child and teen. English and Spanish.
Four versions share one structure, so staff learn it once. Each speaks to its age group, and the Spanish editions are written for Spanish-speaking families, not just translated.
For schools & districts
Bring the guides to your program.
We’ll help you put the guides in the hands of your administrators and counselors, and connect your families to Frankly’s video library.
- All four guide versions for your staff
- Family access to Frankly videos in English and Spanish
- Support rolling them out across campuses