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November 1, 2013, Dear Parents, Guardians and Faculty, We would like to announce some new incentives for our Box Tops program and introduce our 2 new Box rd Top Coordinators: Kindergarten Parent,

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1. Start by addressing the letter: Begin with "Dear Parents/Guardians," followed by a comma.
2. Include a salutation: Begin the letter by addressing the recipients in a respectful manner, such as "I hope this letter finds you well." or "Greetings,".
3. Introduce yourself: Briefly introduce yourself and state your role or position, whether you are a teacher, principal, counselor, or any other relevant position.
4. State the purpose of the letter: Clearly explain why you are writing the letter and what it is about. Whether it is to provide information, make an announcement, request permission, or seek support, make sure that the purpose is clearly stated.
5. Provide the necessary details: Include all the important information related to the topic of the letter. This may include dates, deadlines, specific instructions, or any other relevant information that parents or guardians need to know.
6. Offer additional resources or support: If relevant, provide any additional resources or support that may assist parents or guardians in understanding or fulfilling the purpose of the letter. This could include contact information, websites, or references to other relevant materials.
7. Express gratitude: Conclude the letter by expressing gratitude for their time and attention. You can end with a sentence such as "Thank you for your understanding and cooperation."

Who needs dear parents guardians and:

1. Teachers: Teachers often need to write letters addressing parents or guardians to communicate important information about their child's academic progress, behavior, or upcoming events.
2. School administrators: School administrators may also need to write letters addressing parents or guardians to communicate changes in school policy, organizational updates, or important announcements.
3. Extracurricular activity leaders: Leaders of extracurricular activities, such as sports teams or clubs, may need to communicate with parents or guardians regarding practice schedules, competitions, or other relevant information.
4. Event organizers: Organizers of school events, such as parent-teacher conferences, open houses, or fundraisers, may need to address parents or guardians to invite them to attend or provide important details about the event.
5. Counselors: School counselors may need to write letters addressing parents or guardians to discuss a student's academic progress, emotional well-being, or to seek their support in guiding the student's personal development.

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