1. Rural Hall Elementary What is a School-Parent Compact?
Building Partnerships
Curriculum Night is an opportunity for you to visit your child’s classroom and obtain information about what they will be learning this year. It will be held September 6th.
-In order to volunteer you must be approved by the school system. Contact Amy Taylor, if you are interested or go on the WSFCS website and complete the online application.
A School-parent Compact is an agreement between parents, students, and teachers. It explains how teachers and families will work together to make sure students are meeting expectations.
Communication about
Student Learning
The parents, students and staff of Rural Hall Elementary developed this School-Parent Compact. Teachers included strategies for student success, parents made suggestions to help clarify information, and students told us what would help them learn. Each year a meeting is held to review the compact with families.
Jointly Developed
You can stay informed about upcoming events and your child’s progress by:
Daily communication in GO Notebook
Weekly newsletters
Curriculum Nights
Parent-Teacher Conferences
Progress Reports
Phone Tree Messages
Bus Text Alerts
Kindergarten
Parent/ Teacher
Compact
Diamond L. Cotton
Principal

2. Student Responsibilities Parent Responsibilities
Student Achievement
Goals
School & Teacher
Responsibilities
Student Responsibilities
District Goals:
By 2020, 90 percent of third-grade students will read on or above grade level.
By 2018, our graduation rate will be 90 percent.
By 2018, we will close the achievement gap between subgroups by 10 percentage points while increasing the performance of all subgroups.
School Goals:
All students will show an increase of 5% on Reading EOG & DIBELS/TRC.
All students will show an increase of 5% on Math EOG.
5th grade students will increase from 68% to 73% on Science EOG.
Bullying incidents will decrease from 40.2 to on the student safety survey and the parent survey.
Weekly newsletters to keep parents informed
Provide progress reports and report cards
Give examples of reading and math strategies to practice at home
Provide a safe learning environment
Bring GO Notebook to school daily
Complete classwork and homework assignments to the best of your ability
Show P.R.I.D.E.
Be prepared each day
Be independent with school work and daily routines
Parent Responsibilities
Check GO Notebook nightly
Join PTA
Attend school-wide events
Read nightly with your child
Help your child with homework ( but let them complete)
Help your child maintain a good attendance record
Make sure your child is on time to school