JCCS Family Engagement

  • The Association for Middle Level Education (2006), defined Parent Involvement as "having an awareness of and involvement in schoolwork, understanding of the interaction between parenting skills and student success in schooling, and a commitment to consistent communication with educators about student progress."

    Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015, provides funding to school districts to help ensure that all children, particularly those who are most academically at-risk, meet challenging state academic standards. Schools participating in the Title I program receive funds based on the percentage of students qualifying for free or reduced-price school meals. Title I programs are designed to ensure high standards for all, increase quality instructional time, improve instruction through professional development, enhance family participation in the educational process and afford schools the opportunity to provide additional educational resources for the most at-risk students.

    All schools within Jasper County Charter System receive Title I services. These include Jasper County Primary School (K-2nd Grade), Washington Park Elementary School (3rd-5th Grade), Jasper County Middle School (6th-8th Grade) and Jasper County High School (9th-12th grade). All JCCS schools offer a schoolwide program where all students, teachers, and families benefit from the supplemental resources and support provided by Title I. 

    An important part of our school system's success is due to parent, family, and community engagement. The District Family Engagement Coordinator supports families in promoting the academic achievement of students. Districtwide Parent Workshops and schoolwide events are offered to build the capacity of families to support their children academically. The Parent Resource Center or designated area located at each school, offers resources and materials for families or resources  to checkout for use at home. Please visit the school’s website to view the dates and times of workshops and schoolwide events.

    We welcome and appreciate input and guidance in developing activities to promote and improve student achievement. For more information about Title I, please contact the principal of your child's school, your district  Family Engagement Coordinator, or the district's Federal Programs Director.

    Jasper County Primary School-706-468-4968

    Ms.Pam Edge-Principal and Ms.Jessica Ravenel-Assistant Principal 

     Washington Park Elementary School- 706-468-6284

    Ms.Laura Thompson-Principal and Ms.Jenny Lowe- Assistant Principal 

     Jasper County Middle School- 706-468-2227

    Ms.Dionka Jackson-Principal and Mr.Terrance Phillips-Assistant Principal 

     Jasper County High School- 706-468-5017

    Mr. Jim Strength-Principal, Mr. Ken Belle-Assistant Principal, and Ms. Tasia Ellis-Assistant Principal 

     

    • JCCS has partnered with Graduation Alliance to offer students additional support in school. If you need support, or if your child needs support, please reach out to us! We will connect you with an interventionist who can help.  For more information, please click here (English)(Spanish). Additional information can be found in the monthly JCSS Family Engagement Newsletter- December JCCS Family Engagement Newsletter

2021-2022 Title I Building Capacity Parent Workshops

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2021-2022 Parent Portal Infinite Campus Workshops

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2021-2022 Planning Ahead Transition Workshops

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Parent Right To Know

21-22 Title I Docouments and Handbooks

  • Parent Right to Know Letter

    Parent Right to Know Spanish 

    Parent Right to Know English 

    Parent Right to Know-Handbook 

    Parent Right to Know- Spanish Handbook 

    In compliance with the requirements of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESSA), the Jasper County Charter System informs parents that you may request information about the professional qualifications of your student’s teacher(s). The following information may
    be requested:


    (1) Whether the teacher has met the Georgia Professional Standards Commission requirements for certification for the grade level and
    subject areas in which the teacher provides instruction;
    (2) Whether the teacher is teaching under an emergency or other provisional status through which Georgia qualifications or
    certification criteria have been waived;
    (3) Whether the teacher is teaching under the field of discipline of the teacher’s certification;
    (4) Whether the student is provided services by paraprofessionals, and if so, their qualifications.