Branddon Benson, Assistant Principal - 2, 3, Special Areas

Jennifer Clowers, Assistant Principal - 4, 5 Special Education

To learn more about their administrative experiences, please review the information in the Faculty tab on the website.

Partee Elementary School

2020 - 2021 Meet the Teacher Day Information

Meet The Teacher Day Information - Thursday, August 6th and Friday, August, 7th

• Purpose of in-person meeting:

• Meet the teacher, in-person, who will be providing instruction for your student.

• Complete important documents that are vital for clear communication in a digital or in-person environment.

• Pick up materials needed for digital learning.

• Learn about the digital learning expectations.

• Screening for kindergarten students.

• Process for signing up to meet your teacher:

• Thursday, July 30 - The link to sign up for this important meeting will go live on the Partee ES website.

• This link will also be emailed and sent using Class Dojo.

• You will click the link, select your child’s teacher, and select an appointment time.

• Your child’s teacher will be listed on the mailing label of the envelope in which this information was sent.

• To help everyone remain socially distanced, no more than 3 families will be allowed during an appointment time.

• We ask that you limit the number of people who attend the session to 1 parent and the child who attends the school.

• Additional meeting times and a virtual session are available if needed. Please communicate this to your child’s teacher. A separate time will be set up to pick up materials and complete important paperwork.

• Students, staff and visitors must wear a face mask when in the building.

• School visits are limited to registration time; by appointment only.

• The Visitors Management System (VMS), or “Buzz-in” system, will be used. ALL parents and other school visitors will be required to state the purpose of the visit before gaining access to the school building.

The Gwinnett County School System has always taken the safety of its students very seriously. This year there are a few additions to the already existing procedures schools have in place.

• Prior to entering a school, visitors will be asked about the purpose of their visit.
  
• All volunteers must first check in and then will be escorted to our Parent Center were volunteer opportunities are coordinated.
  
• Each school will have a safety committee comprised of staff and community representation, to review, monitor and create safety policies.
  
• All visitors are required to check in and wear a visitor’s badge. Visitors will be asked to return to the front office if a staff member does not see the visitor’s badge.
  
• All visitors must show county identification or a driver’s license.
  
• Schools will continue to conduct fire, tornado, and soft and hard lock-down drills.
  

As schools become more diligent with student safety, we ask that families talk about and practice safety measures at home.