A parent is a child’s first and most important teacher! Thank you for your wonderful interest in your child’s education! Together as a team of parents, teachers, staff and students, we can accomplish anything!
Title 1 Information – The Title 1 Parent Room is open everyday. Come and find treasures to help your child! reCommon Sense Media is a great resource for parents regarding their child’s use of technology. Click here for a link that will send you to the best apps, games and websites for learning. You can search by age, subject or skill – awesome!.Interested in math tutoring – Check out this valuable website with a great deal of resources organized by grade level.Parents – Check out this math glossary!2012 -2013 Title 1 School Wide Plan2012-2013 – School – Home CompactDistrict Level Parental Involvement PlanAYP Report – WOW! Because of all our hardworking students, dedicated teachers, and supportive parents…We are so proud of our school for making Adequate Yearly Progress for nine consecutive years!!!Check out the handout from the previous math and technology night for some free resources available for your at home use! Georgia Standards.Org – Check out the Georgia Standards Website to find out more about what your children are learning and experiencing everyday. Eduplace.com – Parents – explore this site to learn more about our textbook series, and ask your child’s teacher for a username and password to get even more out of this fabulous site. Lexile.com/findabook – Parents The Find-a-Book website uses a Lexile reading measure to determine appropriate books for the student. A Lexile measure reflects a student’s reading ability and a book’s text difficulty. It is the most widely adopted reading measure used today. In Georgia, students in grades 1 through 8 and most 11th graders receive a Lexile measure in their end of year test |
Click here to view a PowerPoint “Preparing for the CRCT”
It is in English and Spanish.
Internet Safety links:
Help protect kids online: 4 things you can doProfessor Garfield Foundation: Internet Safety and You |
The booklet is titled “Net Cetera: Chatting with Kids About Being Online.”