School Communication Templates for ADHD Parents

You know your child better than anyone. But when it comes to writing that email to the teacher, or sitting across the table in a meeting about your child's behaviour, the words just won't come. Or worse — they come out wrong, and suddenly you're seen as 'that parent' instead of the brilliant advocate your child needs.

These 10 ready-to-use templates take away the blank screen and the second-guessing. Written in a tone that's warm, collaborative, and firm — the kind that gets results without burning bridges.

What you'll get:

• Email to a new teacher (introducing your child's ADHD)
• Email requesting a meeting about behaviour incidents
• Email requesting accommodations and adjustments
• Email after a bullying incident
• Meeting scripts: how to open, request an Education Support Plan, and stay on track
• How to follow up in writing after verbal agreements
• Template for documenting incidents at home
• Questions to ask at parent-teacher interviews
• End-of-year transition email to next year's teacher

Your child deserves an advocate who knows exactly what to say.