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Date Dear Parent or Guardian We are pleased to inform you that insert name of school s /district will be implementing an option available to schools participating in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs called the Community Eligibility Provision CEP for School Year 2017-2018. What does this mean for you and your children attending the school s identified above Great news for you and your students All enrolled students of insert name of school s /district implementing CEP...

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1. Start by addressing the letter to the parent or guardian of the student.
2. Introduce yourself and explain your role or relationship with the student.
3. Clearly state the purpose of the letter, i.e., why you are writing to the parent or guardian.
4. Provide any relevant background or context to help the parent or guardian understand the situation.
5. Outline the specific information or forms that need to be filled out.
6. Break down the steps to fill out the forms in a point-by-point manner.
7. Include any deadlines or important dates that the parent or guardian should be aware of.
8. Specify how and where the forms should be submitted.
9. Offer assistance or provide contact information for any questions or concerns.
10. Thank the parent or guardian for their attention and cooperation in completing the forms.

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1. Educational institutions like schools and universities need the 'Dear Parent or Guardian' letter.
2. Teachers or administrators who need to communicate important information or request specific actions from parents or guardians use this letter.
3. Organizations or programs that involve student participation and require parental consent or involvement may also need this letter.
4. Any entity that needs to establish a formal line of communication with a parent or guardian regarding a student's academic or personal matters may use the 'Dear Parent or Guardian' letter.

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What is dear parent or guardian?

Dear parent or guardian is a formal letter or communication addressed to the parent or legal guardian of a child.

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Parents or legal guardians of a child are required to file the dear parent or guardian communication.

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The purpose of the dear parent or guardian communication is to keep parents or legal guardians informed about their child's progress, activities, and any issues that may arise.

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