Welcome
I am Joan Puckett the Parent and Community Engagement Liasion for Anne Street Elementary. I am very excited to be working with parents, community members, staff, and students to make Anne Street an exciting place for learning. We have many fun activities planned to involve all our stakeholders to help our students to read, write, speak, and solve so they are college and career ready. Please reach out with any questions or if you would like to help with our next event!
Joan.puckett@gscs.org or 770-229-3746
Title I Annual Meeting Information
In this meeting, we discussed the topics below:
o Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)
o Intent and Purpose of Title I
o Title I Funding
o Programs/Supports in Place to Help your Students
o Academic Standards Expected of All Students
o Measuring Student Progress
o Parent Resource Centers
o District and School Parent and Family Engagement Policies
o School-Parent Compact
If you were unable to attend and have questions: Email me at Joan.puckett@gscs.org
A copy of the presentation is available on our school website.
You can stay informed by liking our school Anne Street Elementary Facebook Page.
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Home-Parent-Student Compact A School-Parent Compact is a jointly developed agreement with parents. The compact outlines how parents, the entire school staff, and students will share the responsibility for improved student academic achievement and how they will work together as partners to make sure that all students reach grade-level standards. | School Family Engagement Policy A school Family Engagement Policy describes how the school will provide opportunities to improve family engagement to support student learning. The purpose is to establish an equal partnership for the common goal of improving student achievement. This plan describes the school's expectations for family and parent engagement, ways that Anne Street will implement and support specific family engagement activities, and how parents can help plan and participate in activities and events to promote student learning at home and at school. | District PolicyDid you know that the Griffin-Spalding County School System also has a Parent Resource Center? Find hands-on activities, books and brochures for your student in our District Parent Resource Center. The center is designed to provide educational resources for parents to help your student succeed academically. Parents can also find computers with internet access at the center. The best part is resources are FREE! You can find the Parent Resource Center located in the Parent Services Building, Room 121 on 234 E. Taylor Street, Griffin, GA 30224. If you would like more information or want to make an appointment, please contact Trude Hinson at 770-229-3700, ext 10383 or at Trude.Hinson@gscs.org. |
Home-Parent-Student Compact
School Family Engagement Policy
District Policy
Did you know that the Griffin-Spalding County School System also has a Parent Resource Center? Find hands-on activities, books and brochures for your student in our District Parent Resource Center. The center is designed to provide educational resources for parents to help your student succeed academically. Parents can also find computers with internet access at the center. The best part is resources are FREE! You can find the Parent Resource Center located in the Parent Services Building, Room 121 on 234 E. Taylor Street, Griffin, GA 30224. If you would like more information or want to make an appointment, please contact Trude Hinson at 770-229-3700, ext 10383 or at Trude.Hinson@gscs.org.
Griffin-Spalding County Parent Resource Center
Strive for 95 Attendance
For more information see the Strive For 95 Initiative Memorandum