Family School Compact
Activities to Support Partnerships
Parent Teacher Conferences
November 2nd (evening), 9th (evening), 10th (day)
April 30th (evening), May 2nd (evening), May 3rd
Parent Education Nights
Title I Night October 8th 5:30-7:00
Parent Support Nights - TBD/as requested
Classroom Visits and Special Events
Open House
National African American Parent Involvement Day (NAAPID)
Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025
Communicating About Learning
District Goals
More at spps.org/strategicplan
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Create inclusive school and district cultures
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Meet the instructional needs of each learner
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Prepare all graduates to be college or career ready
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Increase stakeholder engagement
School Goals
Mission Statement
Crossroads School Community facilitates lifelong learning and individuality by providing a child-centered, safe, supportive community in which all learners can reach their full potential.
Reading
The percent of all 3-5 students scoring proficient or higher in reading will increase from 23% to 33% by spring 2025 as measured by the MCA.
Complimentary Goal for Literacy:
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Historical gaps in meeting typical or aggressive growth by student demographic will be reduced by 10%
Math
The percent of students scoring proficient or higher in math will increase from 23% to 33% by spring 2025 as measured by the MCA.
Complimentary Goal for Math:
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Historical gaps in meeting typical or aggressive growth by student demographic will be reduced by 10%
In Classrooms
All Crossroads staff will work with students and their families to support students’ success in all academic and social emotional areas. As teachers, we will support our students by:
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Providing a safe and positive learning community where children can learn
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Helping children resolve conflicts in positive, nonviolent ways
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Maintaining high standards of learning for all children
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Maintaining communication with home on a regular basis
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Having an open door classroom for family visits and interactions
At Home
Crossroads families can help their children succeed by engaging with the school and community. As families, we will support our children by:
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Attending parent-teacher conferences, community meetings and events
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Prioritizing students’ attendance at school
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Maintaining communication with children’s teachers and updating contact information
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Contact with questions about academic progress or when comments or concerns arise
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Supporting children by sharing school and family experiences.