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Gateway Michael School
PreK-School-8th
School-Family Compact
2012-2013
Gateway Michael, and the parents of students participating in Title I activities, services, and programs, agree that this compact outlines how the entire school staff, the parent, and the students will share the responsibility for improved student academic achievement.
School Responsibilities:
Gateway and its staff will:
Provide high-quality curriculum and instruction in a supportive and effective learning environment that enables participating children to meet the Show-Me Standards as follows:
· Prepare a weekly folder for each student with a list of homework, work samples, and other important information.
· Explain instructional goals and grading system to students and parents.
· Maintain a safe and positive school climate.
· Offer a number of meetings at various times and, if necessary, use Title I funds to provide transportation, child care, or home visits as these service relate to Title I parent involvement.
· Communicate and collaborate with parents to ensure each child achieves his/her best.
· Improve teaching skills and broaden knowledge so that teachers can be the best.
· Hold annual meetings to inform parents of their school’s participation in Title I, explain Title I requirements, and explain parents’ right to be involved.
Hold annual Parent-Teacher Conferences to:
· Discuss the child’s process/grade during the quarter.
· Discuss this compact as it relates to the child’s achievement.
· Examine the child’s achievement and any pending options at the end of the third quarter.
Provide parents with frequent reports on their child’s progress as follows:
- Prepare a weekly folder for each student with a list of homework, work samples, and other important information.
- Give each child a homework and behavior notice to take home.
- Parents sign & return homework and behavior notice.
- Monthly suggestions from the classroom teacher.
Be accessible to parents through:
- Phone calls, letters, emails School Reach, or person to person meetings.
- Scheduling one on one meetings with the parent before or after school.
- Scheduling school or home visits.
Provide parents opportunities to volunteer and participate in their child’s class, and observe classroom activities as follows:
· Listen to children read aloud.
- Help with classroom activities and projects, etc.
- Present a program on culture, a different country, etc.
- Assist with holiday programs or parties, educational trips, etc.
- Come in and check on your child progress every six weeks.
- Volunteer one hour every two weeks at your child’s school.
Parent Responsibilities:
As a parent I will support my child’s learning in the following ways:
· Keep parent information updated (addresses and phone numbers).
- Make sure they are in school every day possible.
- Walk my child in the building when he/she is late for school.
- Look over homework and make sure that it is completed.
- Limited the time of watching TV.
- Volunteer in my child’s classroom or in the school two hours every six weeks.
- Attend at least five PTO Meeting and both annual Title I Meetings.
- Be a Good Role Model.
- Provide motivating and interesting learning experiences in my home.
- Reinforce the St. Louis Board Student's Rights and Responsibilities Related to Conduct Book.
Student Responsibilities Pre-Kindergarten- 8th
- Attend school everyday possible.
- Be respectful toward others (teacher and peers).
- Do my home work everyday and ask for help when I need it.
- Read at least 15 minutes every day outside of school time.
Principal Date_______________
Teacher Date_______________
Parent(s) Date_______________
Student Date_______________
- Prepare a weekly folder for each student with a list of homework, work samples, and other important information.