Dennis Davis

This document outlines the School, Parent And Family Engagement Policy for the Title I.A program. It details the school's commitment to involving parents in planning, reviewing, and improving programs, providing timely information about curriculum and assessments, and establishing shared responsibilities for high student achievement through a School-Parent Compact. The policy also describes strategies for building parental involvement capacity and ensuring accessibility for diverse family members. Additionally, it incorporates a comprehensive needs assessment analyzing student demographics, achievement, curriculum, staff quality, and family engagement to identify and prioritize school needs and implement targeted improvement strategies.

The board agenda includes reports from the Board President and Superintendent, along with committee updates concerning finance, facilities, school performance, and governance. Financial items cover reports, insurance coverage, and budget plans. The board will review the piloting of a new K-5 curriculum and discuss a state board application for a new public charter school. The agenda also features the renewal of various service and professional contracts, adoption of staff and transportation handbooks, personnel updates, and professional development plans. Regular business includes a communications program presentation, the superintendent's evaluation and contract renewal, and multiple student disciplinary hearings.

This document outlines the Schoolwide Program Plan and Parent and Family Engagement Policy for 1985 Frontier Stem High School for the 2022-2023 academic year. It details strategies to enhance parent involvement through various communication channels, meetings, and a school-parent compact. The plan addresses identified needs, including improving student attendance, enhancing state assessment preparation, providing ongoing curriculum training for teachers, and recruiting effective staff. Key strategies involve supplemental instruction in core subjects, implementing professional learning communities, extending learning time, offering an enriched curriculum through AP and Dual Credit classes, and providing professional development for personnel.

This document outlines the School Level Plan for 6975 Frontier School of Innovation, detailing its School, Parent, and Family Engagement Policy and a Schoolwide Program. Based on a comprehensive needs assessment, the plan addresses identified needs in student demographics, achievement (with a focus on improving reading scores), curriculum, and staff quality. Key strategies include enhancing parental involvement, providing supplemental instruction in core subjects, implementing professional development for staff, and recruiting qualified personnel to improve student outcomes and foster a supportive learning environment.

This School Level Plan for 1920 Frontier School of Excellence-U integrates a School, Parent, and Family Engagement Policy, a Comprehensive Needs Assessment, and a Schoolwide Program. The plan outlines strategies for fostering parental involvement through clear communication, annual meetings, and training opportunities. It identifies critical needs, specifically intervention and emotional competence training, based on a comprehensive analysis of student demographics, achievement, curriculum, staff, and family engagement. The Schoolwide Program details implementation strategies including supplemental instruction, professional development, and support for at-risk students to enhance academic achievement and prepare for postsecondary opportunities.