Edwin A Anderson Elementary

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Parent Family Engagemet Policy

 

Anderson Elementary’s School Level Family Engagement Policy is created and revised with input from our School Improvement Team, which includes staff and family representatives. 

 

We also seek input through surveys, family engagement activities, School Improvement Team meetings, and volunteer orientations. Our policy is sent out to all families, and posted on our school website. The purpose/vision of our policy is to engage our families as full partners in their child’s academic experience at Anderson Elementary School. 

 

List of Assurances:

Anderson Elementary School will:

  • Host an annual meeting to:
    • welcome families
    • explain more about the curriculum
    • explain how Title 1 funding supports our school
    • make families aware of their right to be involved in their child’s education
    • make families aware of the importance of being involved in their child’s education
  • Offer multiple opportunities for families to interact and work with their children and teachers. Anderson Elementary will host engagement opportunities throughout the 25-26 school year.
  • Develop, share, and sign a School/Student/Parent Compact that outlines shared responsibilities for student achievement. 
  • Send take-home educational materials related to all curriculums being used at school, including Eureka, Wit & Wisdom, Fundations, Heggerty, and Studies Weekly. 
  • Provide meaningful two-way communication with families (examples: phone calls, conferences, Remind messages, ClassDojo, principal updates, classroom newsletters)
  • Provide materials in language parents can understand, to the extent practicable. 
  • Survey families periodically to receive feedback regarding the development of family engagement activities and areas for improvement. 
  • Dedicate a minimum of 1% of Title 1 funds for family engagement activities. 
  • Parents must sign in at all school meetings and events. Sign-in sheets are recorded with dates and times, and kept on file for audits. Additionally, minutes are kept from all meetings.