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  • Meetings & Events

    Topic:  Spring Federal Programs Family-School Partnership Advisory Council  (March 23, 2023

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    Topic:  Operation Graduation: Supporting College, Career, and Other Post-Secondary Options  (March 15, 2023) 

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  • What is Title I?

    Title I, Part A 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 students, increase quality instructional time, improve instruction through professional development, enhance family participation in the educational process, expand educational resources, and strengthen accountability.

    Sixty-eight schools within Gwinnett County Public Schools receive Title I services. Of these, 42 are elementary schools, 12 are middle schools, 10 are high schools, three are alternative schools, and one charter school. Schools offer a schoolwide program where all students, teachers, and families benefit from the supplemental resources and support provided by Title I.

  • GCPS Title I Videos

    Family and Community Engagement  Plan (English)

    Plan de Participación Familiar y Comunitario

  • How will GPCS use Title I funds?

    1% of the GCPS Title I budget supports family engagement and is equally divided to all Title I schools to partially fund a parent support person and/or to fund family engagement at schools.

  • Budget

    Budget (English)

    Budget (Spanish)

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  • Visit Us For...

    - Help using the Parent Portal, eClass, My Payment Plus, Free and Reduced lunch applications
    - Assistance connecting with teachers and administrators
    - Effective ways to be involved in your student’s education
    - Current Title I information and documents
    - Brochures, books, and other student and parent resources used at home
    - Upcoming Family Workshops
    - Volunteer opportunities

    Parent Newsletter

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    Parent Portal

    If you do not have a Parent Portal account, you have two options to open an account. 

    1. Go to the link (Parent Portal Form) and print out the Parent Portal Form in your preferred language.

    2. Complete the form, take a clear photo of it and  take a photo of your ID. We will use this to verify you are the parent of the student. 

    3. Email both of these images to the Parent Outreach Liaison- elizabeth.magana@gcpk12.org
    4. Come to the school and fill out the form. You will need your ID so we can verify you are the parent of the student.
     
    Click here to get the Parent Portal Form and Frequently Asked Questions

    - What happens after you return the Parent Portal Form?
    You will get an email from the county with a link. Click the link
    Enter your LAST NAME and USER ID
    LAST NAME: This must be the last name we have on file for you
    USER ID: This will be your email address on file. 
    Create your password.
    Login to the Parent Portal using your new password and user ID. 

    - What if I already have a Parent Portal account but forgot my password? 
    On the log-in page, click on the link labeled "Forgot your password?" Another page will display. Enter your email address. Your account information will be emailed to you. If you are unable to reset your password after completing these steps, contact our school. 

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    VIDEO: How to create a MPP account for parents and students

    Creating an Account - Spanish

    A Parental Guide: Reviewing and Acknowledging Orientation Agreements & Title I Documents