Children! When someone becomes a parent, their children are the most important thing on the planet. They will do anything to protect them from danger. Parents will love their children more than life itself. So why doesn't a parent get angry when something happens to their children and they don't find out about it? I know I definitely would be. There are many cases where the school had students in dangerous situations and did not contact their parents. Naturally the parents were very upset to have found out about this from someone who wasn't at school. Whether it is gang activity, bus accidents or unsuitable learning environments, schools and parents must have strong communication to have a strong relationship and make the most of children to have a safe place to walk. In large school areas schools have gang members for students, which increases gang activity. Schools try to stop the activity but most of the time they just turn the other cheek. When schools do this, they are less effective and do not solve the problem. Kids will come to school and do illegal things there because they think they will just get a detention or a trip to the office and go back to class, but that's wrong, the schoolyard is not a place where kids can come and master the law. They will still have trouble with the law, just as if they hadn't been to school. It is important that schools report all crimes: it is the first step in recognizing the problem and trying to solve it. Schools must report all crimes because it is the right thing to do and the law (Trump). Communication between parents and teachers is one of the most important things to have in order for your child to get the most out of their learning at school. The main character... in the center of the paper... the air and soil of the school contained carcinogenic toxins." Living. InHabit, August 22, 2011. Web. December 6, 2013. Graham-Clay, Susan. "Communicating with Children Parents: Strategies for Teachers." The School Community Journal. The School Community Journal. Network. December 6, 2013. Kohlhepp, Jennifer. "Montgomery: Parents Not Informed of School Bus Crash." The Princeton Package. The Princeton Package , September 26, 2013. Web. December 6, 2013. O'Brien, Anne. "What Parents Want in School Communication." Eutopia, August 31, 2011. Web. December 6, 2013. Tan, Sandra be excluded from Buffalo school planning because signature forgery is alleged." Buffalo. Buffalo, October 9, 2013. Web. December 6, 2013. Trump, Ken. "Reporting School Crime and Underreporting School Crime." Services national school safety and security. National School Safety and Security Services, 2012. Web. December 6. 2013.