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Tesnatee Gap

Elementary School

Parental Involvement Policy and

Plan for Shared Student Success

2022–2023 School Year

Tesnatee Gap Elementary School

Dr. Octavius Mulligan, Principal

2696 Tesnatee Gap Valley Rd

(706) 865-1037

http://tges.white.k12.ga.us/

Twitter: @TesnateeGapElem

Facebook: TesnateeGapElem

Instagram: @tgapelem

Plan Revised March 30, 2022

What is Title I?

Tesnatee Gap Elementary is identified as a

Title I school as part of the Elementary and

Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA).

Title I is designed to support State and local

school reform efforts tied to challenging state

academic standards in reinforce and enhance

efforts to improve teaching and learning for

students. Title I programs must be based on

effective means of improving student

achievement and include strategies to support

parental involvement. All Title I schools

must jointly develop with all parents a

written parental involvement policy.

School Plan for Shared

Student Achievement

What is it?

This is a plan that describes how Tesnatee Gap Elementary will provide opportunities to

improve parent engagement to support student learning. Tesnatee Gap Elementary values the

contributions and involvement of parents to establish an equal partnership for the common

goal of improving student achievement. This plan describes the different ways that Tesnatee

Gap Elementary will support parent engagement and how parents can help plan and participate

in activities and events to promote student learning at school and at home.

How is it revised?

Tesnatee Gap Elementary School invites all parents to participate in a revision meeting each

spring to review and revise this parental involvement policy, our school-parent compact and

the parental involvement budget. Additionally, parent input and comments regarding this plan

are welcome during the school year. The plan will be posted on our school Website and Social

Media sites for parents to view and submit feedback throughout the year. All parent feedback

received during the year will be used to revise the plan for the next school year. We also

distribute an annual survey online and by hand to ask parents for their suggestions on the plan

and the use of funds for parental involvement. Parents can also provide feedback during

several parent meetings and activities during the school year.

Who is it for?

All students participating in the Title I, Part A program, and their families, are encouraged and

invited to fully participate in the opportunities described in this plan. Tesnatee Gap Elementary

will provide a full opportunity for the participation of parents with limited English, parents

with disabilities and parents of migratory children.

Where is it available?

At the beginning of the year, the plan will be distributed to all parents. The plan will also be

posted on the school website. Parents can also retrieve a copy of the plan in the TGAP main

office.

#ComeSOARwithUS


2022–2023 District Goals

• WCSS will attain the following academic goals:

• 58% of WCSS students in grade K-2 will meet

NWEA MAP expected growth in both Reading

and Math in the FY 22 spring administration

• All schools will meet the 3% improvement

target based on CCRPI for the GA Milestones

‘All Students’ reporting category in each grade

cluster for all subjects.

• WCSS will maintain a graduation rate at or above 94% for

the 2022-23 school year.

• Increase the number of students receiving social

emotional support by 3% (519 to 535)

2022–2023 School Goals

• TGAP Teachers will support the WCSS goal of having

60% or more of their K-5 students meet their NWEA

Growth in Reading and Math

• While supporting the WCSS district attendance policy,

TGAP will monitor student attendance through weekly

attendance reports, tracking IC documentation made by

school personnel, and weekly AST meetings.

School-Parent Compacts

As part of this plan, Tesnatee Gap Elementary and our

families will jointly develop with parents for all

children served under this part a school-parent

compact that outlines how parents, the entire school

staff, and students will share the responsibility for

improved student academic achievement and the

means by which the school and parents will build and

develop a partnership to help children achieve the

State’s high standards.

Let’s Get Together!

Tesnatee Gap Elementary will host the following events to build the capacity

for strong parental involvement to support a partnership among the school,

parents, and the community to improve student academic achievement. All

meetings for parents will be advertised on the school’s website, social media

pages, marquee, and sent home in Thursday papers. Meetings will be held at

various times as well as recorded and posted to our website. If you would like

to request a meeting with your child’s teacher, please contact the front office at

(706)865-1037.

Open House – August 3, 2022

Meet your child’s teacher and our friendly and helpful school staff for the year.

Annual Title I Meeting – September/October 2022

We invite you to our annual Title I meeting to learn about our Title I program, including our parent and

family engagement policy, school-wide plan, the school-parent compacts, and parents’ rights, requirements

as well as provide parents with a description of the curriculum.

Family Literacy Night– September

Learn how to make reading fun at home.

Parent/Teacher and Student Led Conferences – October 2022

This is a time scheduled time to get update and feedback on your child’s progress.

Math and Science Night – March 2023

Math & Science Night is a night of hands-on math and science activities. We will even delve into the

STEAM topics and other coding activities.

Spring Input Meeting – March 2023

We invite you to our annual Title I Input meeting to discuss the 1% set aside of funding for parent and

family engagement activities.

Testing Information Meeting – February 2023

Join us for this informational meeting about Georgia Milestones Assessment, Georgia Standards of

Excellence and parenting strategies to support academic progress, including obtaining and interpreting

individual Milestones tests.

Career Day – May 2023

Want to learn about businesses in our community? Come out to the TGAP Career Day.

A meeting will be held to discuss how the 1% of Title I Part A funds are spent for specific items

reserved for Parent and Family Engagement. Parents will be invited to multiple meeting dates/times

through a variety of methods of communication. In addition, this 1% fund allocation will also be

discussed with the school's Governing Council and posted on the website to allow parents an

opportunity to provide input.

*There will be other parent/school opportunities throughout the

2022-2023 school year.


Parent Resource Center

Come visit the TGAP Parent Resource Center to check out

books, study materials, and activities to use at home with

your child. Computers are available for parents to explore

Infinite Campus and other educational resources.

Call the TGAP counselor for more information.

Parent and Family Engagement

Tesnatee Gap Elementary believes that parental

involvement means the participation of parents in

regular two-way and meaningful communication

involving student academic learning and other school

activities, including ensuring:

• That parents play an integral role in assisting their

child’s learning, including opportunities for regular

meetings at the request of the parent.

• That parents are encouraged to be actively involved in

their child’s education at school.

• That parents are full partners in their child’s education

and are included, as appropriate, in decision-making

and on advisory committees to assist in the education

of their child.

• The carrying out of other activities as described in this

plan.

Tesnatee Gap Elementary is committed to helping our

parents attend the parental activities listed in this plan.

Please call or email us if you need assistance with

child care or transportation in order to participate in

our programs.

(706) 865-1037

or

octavius.mulligan@white.k12.ga.us

Tesnatee Gap Elementary is Branching Out!

Tesnatee Gap Elementary will take the following measures to promote and support

parents as an important foundation of the school in order to strengthen the school and

reach our school goals. We will:

§ Ensure that all information related to school and parent programs, meetings,

and other activities is published in both English and Spanish, posted on the

school Web site, and included in the monthly school newsletter for all

parents.

§ Provide monthly trainings for staff during their planning periods on strategies to improve

communication with parents and ideas to increase family engagement. Staff will also share best

practices during regularly scheduled faculty meetings.

§ Share information in English and Spanish in the school newsletter for parents to understand the

school’s academic standards and assessments as well as the ways parents can monitor their child’s

progress and work with educators.

§ Communicate with all families and the community on a regular basis regarding school-wide events

and activities, through phone messages, social media, and flyers.

§ Work with our parents to develop relevant trainings and helpful presentations to educate our staff on

the importance of parental involvement.

§ Provide necessary materials and handouts for parents at conferences, meetings, and activities to help

parents work with their child to improve their child’s achievement.

§ Use our Partners in Education and School-Community Team to improve awareness of the activities

and events listed in the school parental involvement policy.

§ Partner with early childhood programs, parent resource centers to help prepare parents and their

children for a successful school transition.

§ Collect feedback from parents at all events, place input card around the building and post suggestion

form on the school website in order to respond to parents’ requests for additional support for parental

involvement activities.

§ Input is shared with school and district staff in survey and paper format.


School Community Team

o Yes, I am interested and wish to join the School Governing Council or PTO

o Please contact me so I can learn more in joining these teams.

o Please send me notifications about future meetings and updates.

Name: _________________________________________________________________

Child’s Name and Grade: _________________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________________________

Phone Number: _________________________________________________________

Parent Involvement Committee

Tesnatee Gap Elementary invites all parents to join

the Parent Involvement Committee to share ideas and

ways to involve other parents to build partnerships

with the school, families, and the community. There

will be several opportunities during the school year to

meet, but parents can also submit their ideas or

suggestions at any school activity, meetings, as well as

through our Social Media pages and website. If you

would like to learn more about the PIC, please contact

the principal at (706) 865-1037 or complete the

interest form and leave it in the Main Office.

Email address: __________________________________________________________

Share Your Thoughts

We want to hear from you. If you have any suggestions or if there is any part of this

policy that you feel is not satisfactory with the students’ and the school’s goals for

academic achievement, please provide us with your comments in the space provided and

leave this form in the Main Office:

Name: (optional) _______________________________________________________

Telephone Number: (optional) ____________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

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