What is a Family-School Compact?
Family Fun Activities
A Family-School Compact for Achievement is an
Family First Night Activities
agreement that parents, students, and teachers develop together. It explains how parents and teachers will work together to make sure all students get the individual support they need to reach and exceed grade level standards.
Effective Compacts:
Family Math and Science Night
FAMILY-SCHOOL COMPACT FOR ACHIEVEMENT 2016-2017
2nd Grade
Family Literacy Night Drug-Free Parade
Begin with standards, Focus on student learning, Respond to school data, Define everyone’s responsibilities, Depend on us to believe in it and use it!
Jointly Developed The parents and staff of North Larose Elementary School developed this Family-School Compact for Achievement. Parents created the suggestions for home activities to support learning. Schoolwide meetings are held each year to update the Compact. Parents are welcome to contribute comments at any time. For more information on the 2nd Grade Compact, please contact the team leaders, Amber Guidry (parent) and Madalyn Danos (teacher), at 985-693-3445.
Blue Jay Day More information will be sent home.
Communication about Student Learning North Larose Elementary School is committed to communicating regularly with families about children’s learning. Some of the ways you can expect us to communicate are:
Daily take home folders Daily behavior grade Monthly activity calendars Parent call system Parent-teacher conferences in First and Second Semester. Do you have questions about your child’s progress? Parents can contact their child’s teacher by phone at (985) 693-3445 or email. Email addresses are on the school website at http://www.lpsd.k12.la.us
North Larose Elementary School Celeste LeBoeuf, Principal
[email protected] 985-693-3445 or 985-693-6479
Teachers, Parents, Students – Together for Success Our Goals for Student Achievement District Goals 1.
The current year student achievement as measured by District Performance Score (DPS) will meet or exceed the 2016 scores.
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In grades 3-8, the current year student achievement as measured by each Assessment Index, will meet or exceed the 2016 scores.
Elementary Goals 1.
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In grades 3-8, the current year student achievement as measured by each Assessment Index, will meet or exceed the 2016 scores. K-2 ELA Fluency-80% of elementary schools will maintain an average of 80% on the K-2 High Frequency Word Unit Lists. K-2 ELA District Assessments-80% of elementary schools will maintain an average of 80% on the K-2 ELA District Assessments.
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3-5 ELA District Assessments-80% of elementary schools will maintain an average of 75% on the 3-5 ELA District Assessments.
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K-2 Math Fluency-80% of elementary schools will maintain an average of 80% on the K-2 Fluency Assessments. K-2 Math District Assessments-80% of elementary schools will maintain an average of 80% on the K-2 Math District Assessments. 3-5 Math District Assessments-80% of elementary schools will maintain an average of 75% on the 3-5 Math District Assessments.
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School Goals 1. Current year school performance (SPS) is 106.7, the students will meet or exceed this index by .6 to 107.3. 2.
Current ELA index is 98.82. We will meet or exceed 102.32 in 2017 (+3.5).
3. Current math index is 105.12 and will increase to 109.4 in the 2017 (+4.3)
When teachers, students, and families work Together, we CAN achieve our goals!
At Home
In The Classroom
North Larose Elementary school parents collaborate with staff to develop ideas of how families can support student’s success in reading and math.
The 2nd grade team will work with students and their families to support student’s success in reading and math. Some of our key connections with families will be:
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Conducting fluency activities/homework
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Conducting student engaged activities to promote student growth
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Working with or checking child’s homework daily
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Providing families with a Take-Home Test folder with grades and assessments
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Reviewing child’s daily school folder
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Listening to student reading decodable books, or guided reading books
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Assist your child in morning preparation to ensure a positive start to each school day
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Assist your child in attending school regularly
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Providing families with newsletter of upcoming events and important information Conducting STEAM activities
Students North Larose Elementary students along with staff and parents helped to develop ideas about how they can succeed in school and reach for the stars in math and reading. Students thought of the following ideas to make connections between learning at home and school: -
Bringing necessary materials to class Writing down homework assignments Following school and class rules (1-follow directions quickly, 2-raise your hand for permission to speak, 3-raise your hand for permission to leave your seat, 4-make smart choices, 5-keep your dear teacher happy) Participating in class and school activities Doing homework daily