Our Mission
Our main goal is improving the academic achievement of low-income students, and ensuring all children have a fair, equal, and significant opportunity to obtain a high-quality education through the following:
1. High-quality Academic Assessments and Interventions,
2. Teacher Training, and
3. Providing supplemental instructional materials that are aligned with the challenging State Academic Standards.
McKinney-Vento
Supporting Education for Homeless Children and Youth
McKinney-Vento children and youth experiencing homelessness have the right to a free and appropriate public education.
For more information on McKinney-Vento, please click on the link below:
http://www.doe.in.gov/student-services/mckinney-vento-homeless
CONTACT INFORMATION:
McKinney-Vento Contact Information.pdf
DISTRICT PLAN:
McKinney-Vento District Plan 2021.pdf
RESIDENCY FORM:
Residency Information form.pdf
Residency Information Form Spanish.docx
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
A Parent Guide to Rights of Homeless Children.pdf
Parent Information English.pdf
Parent Information Spanish.pdf
Student Information Spanish.pdf
Foreclosure Brochure Spanish.pdf
DISPUTE RESOLUTION:
IDOE McKinney-Vento Complaint Procedures.pdf
Parent Complaints
1. The School Board recognizes the teacher's lawful status of in loco parentis.
2. Each school shall have signs posted near each entrance informing visitors that they must register in the office. This shall be enforced at all times.
3. Whenever a parent has a complaint against the actions of any teacher, the principal shall inform the parent of the procedures set forth in this section and arrange a conference between the parent, teacher, and principal during the teacher's preparation period, except that principal may call this conference immediately if deemed necessary.
4. Should the conference including the superintendent or a designee, principal, and the teacher, only after the parent has made a final request in writing. This request is to be submitted to the principal in triplicate, who will forward copies to the superintendent and the teacher. The principal and teacher will submit their views of the incident in writing, as shall the parent.
5. If the complaint is still not resolved after a meeting with the superintendent or a designee, the parent may request a conference with the Board and all the other parties. Under no circumstances will the Board receive charges against a teacher by name in its public meeting.
6. The Board shall hear both sides in private session and make its decision within ten days.
7. If the Board decides that the teacher was acting properly in the performance of his/her duties, and the parent carries the case to a court of law, the Board will, upon request, provide the teacher with legal representation.
8. The Union reserves the right to have a representative sit in or any of the above meetings if the teacher so desires.
