According to Meg McDelgan, "Report Cards help to summarize the student's progress for both the student and parent." It is important to note that parents and guardians view the teacher's message as a mirror of truth in progress.About the Author: Nevelon Theophilus Gaitor is a certified-professional high school teacher, a veteran educator, experienced Vice Principal in the Public School system. He has served in the capacity as Vice Principal Administration and Curriculum at the Junior and Senior High levels in New Providence, Bahamas. He has successfully completed the Educational Management certification course sponsored by The Department of Education. He holds undergraduate degrees from The College of The Bahamas, The University of The West Indies Board of Education and Saint Benedict College & Saint John's University Collegeville, Minnesota, U.S.A. Mr. Gaitor resides with his wife, Olive, and children, Kenya Gaitor-Ferguson and Kerim Ormond Jason Gaitor in Nassau, Bahamas. His spiritual foundation is built on biblical principles and the belief that he can do all things through Christ who strengthens him. He has a passion for education, a vision for the future and the commitment to ensure that all students maximize their potential. His hobbies include reading, music, farming and carpentry. He is a native son of Cat Island and is proud to be a Bahamian.