School Supports
BCNH’s case managers help students, their families, and their public schools connect and understand each other.
Teachers: Let us help you reach and teach refugee students.
Refugee families and children have unique needs and barriers to success. BCNH can help close the gap between parents, students, and the school. Our case managers speak over a dozen languages and can help you with:
Communicating with parents in their native language.
Digital literacy for parents and students using online portals.
Physical, emotional, or learning challenges.
ESOL support.
For parents
The American school system is complicated. Call BCNH for help with
Accessing and using your child’s school online portal to communicate with their teachers and see their attendance and academic progress.
Accessing special education and accommodations for your child.
ESOL classes and support.
FAQs
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Yes. BCNH’s school support work is built around helping students, families, and public schools connect and understand each other, especially when language or system barriers get in the way.
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Yes. School faculty and staff are welcome to reach out to BCNH directly.
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Both BCNH helps students, their families, and their schools, which makes parent support a core part of this work, not an extra.
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Yes.
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Yes. We help families understand how school works in New Hampshire, including communication, expectations, and access to tools their children need.
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Call or email BCNH and explain whether you are a teacher, school staff member, parent, or caregiver, along with the student’s challenge. That helps BCNH route the request to the right person faster.