Contact Student Services to set up a meeting to discuss a possible partnership. If the program being suggested aligns with the goals of the District Recovery Plan then the organization will have to present the program at the Education Agenda Team. If the program is approved an MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) would need to be completed. Our solicitor would review the MOU. The group/organization would be invited to present at the School Board meeting. The School Board approves or denies all MOU’s and partnerships.

We have a volunteer handbook that includes all necessary forms. Anyone interested in volunteering in a building should contact the building principal.

Parents/guardians should always contact the building principal first. They are going to be able to address the concern. If a parent/guardian is uncomfortable contacting the building principal, then they can contact Student Services.

Parents can get involved by joining their building level Student Advisory Committee. If they are interested in participating they should contact their building principal.

To provide assistance to parents and students in the following areas: Parent Complaints, Student Assistance (Behavior and Academic), Alternative Education, After School Program, Family Literacy Program, Homebound Instruction/Instruction in the Home, Home Education and Private Tutoring, Serious Incidents, District Policies, Building Transfers, Attendance, Discipline, Charter School Monitoring, Cornerstone Program, Parent Liaisons and Community Outreach.

All students and parents