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This document provides an agenda for a Grade 6 parent meeting that discusses various topics related to the students' education. It includes units of inquiry, the written curriculum focusing on literacy and math, home learning expectations, key events, forms of communication, use of computers, and student portfolios. Parents are invited to learn about these areas and share what they value in their children's education.
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