Family Engagement
Welcome to the Windsor Forest Elementary School Title 1 & Family Engagement Page

2025-2026 Parent Family Compacts
- K-2 School-Family Compact (English)
- 3-5 School-Family Compact (English)
- K-2 School-Family Compact Spanish
- 3-5 School-Family Compact Spanish
K-2 School-Family Compact (English)
Revision Date: 9/23/2025
Windsor Forest Elementary School students participating in the Title I, Part A program, and their families, agree that this compact outlines how the parents, the entire school staff, and the students will share the responsibility for improved student academic achievement as well as describes how the school and parents/families will build and develop a partnership that will help children achieve the State’s high standards.
JOINTLY DEVELOPED
A school compact is a jointly developed agreement between a school, its parents, and students. The compact gives strategies to help support students’ success in school. A Family Forum was held in the spring of 2025, where parents and families provided their input to the compacts. Results from the annual survey were reviewed and feedback from meetings and workshops were also considered in developing the compact.
The compact explains what families and schools can do to make a connection for the student between the two “worlds” in which they live — home and school. Please find our compacts below.
SAVANNAH-CHATHAM COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM’S GOALS:
WINDSOR FOREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GOALS:
Goal 1: Students in grades K-5 scoring a Level 4 or above in reading on NWEA MAP will increase from 33% to 38% or above by the EOY diagnostic.
Goal 2: Students in grades K-5 scoring a Level 4 or above in Math on NWEA MAP will increase from 37% to 42% or above by the EOY diagnostic.
Goal 3: Students with disabilities in grades K-5 scoring a Level 1 in reading on NWEA MAP will decrease from 43% to 40% or lower by the EOY diagnostic.
Goal 4: Students with disabilities in grades K-5 scoring a Level 1 in math on NWEA MAP will decrease from 43% to 40% or lower by the EOY diagnostic
COMMUNICATION ABOUT STUDENT LEARNING:
Windsor Forest Elementary School is committed to frequent two-way communication with families about children’s learning. Some of the ways you can expect us to reach you are:
ACTIVITIES TO BUILD PARTNERSHIPS:
Windsor Forest Elementary School offers ongoing events and programs to build partnerships with families.
To help your child meet the district and school goals, the school, you, and your child will work together to:
SCHOOL/TEACHER RESPONSIBILITIES:
Windsor Forest Elementary School will:
PARENT/FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES:
We, as parents, will:
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES:
I, the student, will:
Dates to Remember
Progress Reports Issue Dates
Report Cards Issue Dates
Benchmark Assessment Windows
Family Engagement Event Calendar 2025-2026
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Event |
Date |
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Open House |
July 31st |
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Parent Reading Workshop #1 |
August 21st |
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Grandparents Luncheons |
September 3rd-5th |
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Title I Annual Parent Meeting |
September 18th |
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Literacy Night |
October 30th |
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Donuts with Dad |
November 7th |
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Winter Writing Night |
December 11th |
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Parent Mathematics Workshop #2 |
January 15th |
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Family Math Night |
January 29th |
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Valentine’s Dance |
February 12th |
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PK-2 STEM Night/3-5 GMAS Night |
April 9th |
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Spring Family Forum |
April 14th |
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Muffins with Mom |
May 8th |
**Event/Workshop dates subject to change. Additional events will be scheduled throughout the year. Families will be notified of all events at least two weeks in advance.
3-5 School-Family Compact (English)
Revision Date: 9/23/2025
Windsor Forest Elementary School students participating in the Title I, Part A program, and their families, agree that this compact outlines how the parents, the entire school staff, and the students will share the responsibility for improved student academic achievement as well as describes how the school and parents/families will build and develop a partnership that will help children achieve the State’s high standards.
JOINTLY DEVELOPED
A school compact is a jointly developed agreement between a school, its parents, and students. The compact gives strategies to help support students’ success in school. A Family Forum was held in the spring of 2025, where parents and families provided their input to the compacts. Results from the annual survey were reviewed and feedback from meetings and workshops were also considered in developing the compact.
The compact explains what families and schools can do to make a connection for the student between the two “worlds” in which they live — home and school. Please find our compacts below.
SAVANNAH-CHATHAM COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM’S GOALS:
WINDSOR FOREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GOALS:
Goal 1: Students in grades K-5 scoring a Level 4 or above in reading on NWEA MAP will increase from 33% to 38% or above by the EOY diagnostic.
Goal 2: Students in grades K-5 scoring a Level 4 or above in Math on NWEA MAP will increase from 37% to 42% or above by the EOY diagnostic.
Goal 3: Students with disabilities in grades K-5 scoring a Level 1 in reading on NWEA MAP will decrease from 43% to 40% or lower by the EOY diagnostic.
Goal 4: Students with disabilities in grades K-5 scoring a Level 1 in math on NWEA MAP will decrease from 43% to 40% or lower by the EOY diagnostic
COMMUNICATION ABOUT STUDENT LEARNING:
Windsor Forest Elementary School is committed to frequent two-way communication with families about children’s learning. Some of the ways you can expect us to reach you are:
- Weekly school and class newsletters
- Utilizing the parent notification system;
- Phone calls;
- Class Dojo
- Emails and/or text messages;
- Conducting parent/guardian-teacher conferences to discuss student progress and grade level compact;
- Regularly updated school website; and
- Parent Portal
- Communications folder
ACTIVITIES TO BUILD PARTNERSHIPS:
Windsor Forest Elementary School offers ongoing events and programs to build partnerships with families.
To help your child meet the district and school goals, the school, you, and your child will work together to:
SCHOOL/TEACHER RESPONSIBILITIES:
Windsor Forest Elementary School will:
- Provide grade-level appropriate strategies along with GMAS like paired texts and writing prompts.
- Provide comprehension questions for fiction & nonfiction books that parents/guardians can use to discuss books with students; and
- Provide activities to help students meet grade level goals:
- 3rd - build Math facts (add/subtract/ multiply/divide);
- 4th – reinforce accuracy of Math facts & problem solving; and
- 5th – reinforce accuracy in solving multi-step Math problems.
PARENT/FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES:
We, as parents, will:
- Monitor students reading 20 minutes per night and discuss books with students and ask key comprehension questions;
- Remind students to use current strategies for writing assignments completed at home;
- Work with students as they practice reading paired texts and respond to writing prompts; and
- Use the Math activities sent home to help their child meet grade level goals.
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES:
I, the student, will:
- Read and discuss books & comprehension questions with a family member;
- Read paired texts & respond to writing prompts;
- Complete at-home writing assignments using the current strategies; and
- Complete math activities sent home to help meet grade level goals
Dates to Remember
Progress Reports Issue Dates
Report Cards Issue Dates
Benchmark Assessment Windows
Family Engagement Event Calendar 2025-2026
|
Event |
Date |
|
Open House |
July 31st |
|
Parent Reading Workshop #1 |
August 21st |
|
Grandparents Luncheons |
September 3rd-5th |
|
Title I Annual Parent Meeting |
September 18th |
|
Literacy Night |
October 30th |
|
Donuts with Dad |
November 7th |
|
Winter Writing Night |
December 11th |
|
Parent Mathematics Workshop #2 |
January 15th |
|
Family Math Night |
January 29th |
|
Valentine’s Dance |
February 12th |
|
PK-2 STEM Night/3-5 GMAS Night |
April 9th |
|
Spring Family Forum |
April 14th |
|
Muffins with Mom |
May 8th |
**Event/Workshop dates subject to change. Additional events will be scheduled throughout the year. Families will be notified of all events at least two weeks in advance.
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Do you have questions about your child’s progress? Contact your child’s teacher by phone (912-395-3353) or e-mail firstname.lastname@sccpss.com |
K-2 School-Family Compact Spanish
Fecha de revisión: 9/23/2025
Los estudiantes de la Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest que participan en el programa Título I, Parte A, y sus familias, están de acuerdo en que este pacto describe cómo los padres, todo el personal de la escuela y los estudiantes compartirán la responsabilidad de mejorar el rendimiento académico de los estudiantes, así como describe cómo la escuela y los padres / familias construirán y desarrollarán una asociación que ayudará a los niños a alcanzar los altos estándares del Estado.
DESARROLLADO CONJUNTAMENTE
Un pacto escolar es un acuerdo desarrollado conjuntamente entre una escuela, sus padres y los estudiantes. El pacto brinda estrategias para ayudar a apoyar el éxito de los estudiantes en la escuela. En la primavera de 2025 se llevó a cabo un Foro Familiar, donde los padres y las familias brindaron su opinión sobre los pactos. Se revisaron los resultados de la encuesta anual y también se consideraron los comentarios de las reuniones y talleres al desarrollar el pacto.
El pacto explica lo que las familias y las escuelas pueden hace para establecer una conexión para el estudiante entre los dos "mundos" en los que viven: el hogar y la escuela. A continuación, encontrará nuestros compactos.
OBJETIVOS DEL SISTEMA DE ESCUELAS PÚBLICAS DEL CONDADO DE SAVANNAH-CHATHAM:
METAS DE LA ESCUELA PRIMARIA WINDSOR FOREST:
Objetivo 1: Los estudiantes en los grados K-5 que obtengan un Nivel 4 o superior en lectura en NWEA MAP aumentarán del 33% al 38% o más según el diagnóstico EOY.
Objetivo 2: Los estudiantes en los grados K-5 que obtengan un Nivel 4 o superior en Matemáticas en NWEA MAP aumentarán del 37% al 42% o más según el diagnóstico EOY.
Objetivo 3: Los estudiantes con discapacidades en los grados K-5 que obtengan un Nivel 1 en lectura en NWEA MAP disminuirán del 43% al 40% o menos según el diagnóstico EOY.
Objetivo 4: Los estudiantes con discapacidades en los grados K-5 que obtengan un Nivel 1 en matemáticas en NWEA MAP disminuirán del 43% al 40% o menos según el diagnóstico EOY
COMUNICACIÓN SOBRE EL APRENDIZAJE DE LOS ESTUDIANTES:
La Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest se compromete a una comunicación bidireccional frecuente con las familias sobre el aprendizaje de los niños. Algunas de las formas en que puede esperar que nos comuniquemos con usted son:
ACTIVIDADES PARA CONSTRUIR ASOCIACIONES:
La Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest ofrece eventos y programas continuos para construir asociaciones con las familias.
Para ayudar a su hijo a alcanzar las metas del distrito y de la escuela, la escuela, usted y su hijo trabajarán juntos para:
RESPONSABILIDADES DE LA ESCUELA / MAESTRO:
La Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest:
RESPONSABILIDADES DE LOS PADRES / FAMILIA:
Nosotros, como padres:
RESPONSABILIDADES DEL ESTUDIANTE:
Yo, el estudiante:
Fechas para recordar
Fechas de emisión de informes de progreso
Fechas de emisión de las boletas de calificaciones
Ventanas de evaluación de puntos de referencia
Calendario de eventos de participación familiar 2025-2026
|
Evento |
Fecha |
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Jornada de puertas abiertas |
31 de julio |
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Taller de lectura para padres #1 |
21 de agosto |
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Almuerzos de abuelos |
3-5 de septiembre |
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Reunión anual de padres del Título I |
18 de septiembre |
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Noche de alfabetización |
30 de octubre |
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Donuts con papá |
7 de noviembre |
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Noche de escritura de invierno |
11 de diciembre |
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Taller de matemáticas para padres #2 |
15 de enero |
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Noche de matemáticas en familia |
29 de enero |
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Baile de San Valentín |
12 de febrero |
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PK-2 STEM Noche/3-5 GMAS Noche |
9 de abril |
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Foro familiar de primavera |
14 de abril |
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Muffins con mamá |
8 de mayo |
**Las fechas de los eventos/talleres están sujetas a cambios. Se programarán eventos adicionales durante todo el año. Las familias serán notificadas de todos los eventos con al menos dos semanas de anticipación.
3-5 School-Family Compact Spanish
Fecha de revisión: 9/23/2025
Los estudiantes de la Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest que participan en el programa Título I, Parte A, y sus familias, están de acuerdo en que este pacto describe cómo los padres, todo el personal de la escuela y los estudiantes compartirán la responsabilidad de mejorar el rendimiento académico de los estudiantes, así como describe cómo la escuela y los padres / familias construirán y desarrollarán una asociación que ayudará a los niños a alcanzar los altos estándares del Estado.
DESARROLLADO CONJUNTAMENTE
Un pacto escolar es un acuerdo desarrollado conjuntamente entre una escuela, sus padres y los estudiantes. El pacto brinda estrategias para ayudar a apoyar el éxito de los estudiantes en la escuela. En la primavera de 2025 se llevó a cabo un Foro Familiar, donde los padres y las familias brindaron su opinión sobre los pactos. Se revisaron los resultados de la encuesta anual y también se consideraron los comentarios de las reuniones y talleres al desarrollar el pacto.
El pacto explica lo que las familias y las escuelas pueden hacer para establecer una conexión para el estudiante entre los dos "mundos" en los que viven: el hogar y la escuela. A continuación, encontrará nuestros compactos.
OBJETIVOS DEL SISTEMA DE ESCUELAS PÚBLICAS DEL CONDADO DE SAVANNAH-CHATHAM:
METAS DE LA ESCUELA PRIMARIA WINDSOR FOREST:
Objetivo 1: Los estudiantes en los grados K-5 que obtengan un Nivel 4 o superior en lectura en NWEA MAP aumentarán del 33% al 38% o más según el diagnóstico EOY.
Objetivo 2: Los estudiantes en los grados K-5 que obtengan un Nivel 4 o superior en Matemáticas en NWEA MAP aumentarán del 37% al 42% o más según el diagnóstico EOY.
Objetivo 3: Los estudiantes con discapacidades en los grados K-5 que obtengan un Nivel 1 en lectura en NWEA MAP disminuirán del 43% al 40% o menos según el diagnóstico EOY.
Objetivo 4: Los estudiantes con discapacidades en los grados K-5 que obtengan un Nivel 1 en matemáticas en NWEA MAP disminuirán del 43% al 40% o menos según el diagnóstico EOY
COMUNICACIÓN SOBRE EL APRENDIZAJE DE LOS ESTUDIANTES:
La Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest se compromete a una comunicación bidireccional frecuente con las familias sobre el aprendizaje de los niños. Algunas de las formas en que puede esperar que nos comuniquemos con usted son:
- Boletines semanales de la escuela y la clase
- Utilizando el sistema de notificación para padres;
- Llamadas;
- Dojo de clase
- Correos electrónicos y/o mensajes de texto;
- Realizar conferencias de padres / tutores y maestros para discutir el progreso de los estudiantes y el pacto de nivel de grado;
- Sitio web de la escuela actualizado periódicamente; y
- Portal para padres
- Carpeta de comunicaciones
ACTIVIDADES PARA CONSTRUIR ASOCIACIONES:
La Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest ofrece eventos y programas continuos para construir asociaciones con las familias.
Para ayudar a su hijo a alcanzar las metas del distrito y de la escuela, la escuela, usted y su hijo trabajarán juntos para:
RESPONSABILIDADES DE LA ESCUELA / MAESTRO:
La Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest:
- Proporcione estrategias apropiadas para el nivel de grado junto con GMAS, como textos emparejados e indicaciones de escritura.
- Proporcionar preguntas de comprensión para libros de ficción y no ficción que los padres / tutores puedan usar para discutir libros con los estudiantes; y
- Proporcione actividades para ayudar a los estudiantes a alcanzar las metas de nivel de grado:
- 3º - construir operaciones matemáticas (sumar/restar/multiplicar/dividir);
- 4º – reforzar la precisión de las operaciones matemáticas y la resolución de problemas; y
- 5º – reforzar la precisión en la resolución de problemas matemáticos de varios pasos.
RESPONSABILIDADES DE LOS PADRES / FAMILIA:
Nosotros, como padres:
RESPONSABILIDADES DEL ESTUDIANTE:
Yo, el estudiante:
Fechas para recordar
Fechas de emisión de informes de progreso
Fechas de emisión de las boletas de calificaciones
Ventanas de evaluación de puntos de referencia
Calendario de eventos de participación familiar 2025-2026
|
Evento |
Fecha |
|
Jornada de puertas abiertas |
31 de julio |
|
Taller de lectura para padres #1 |
21 de agosto |
|
Almuerzos de abuelos |
3-5 de septiembre |
|
Reunión anual de padres del Título I |
18 de septiembre |
|
Noche de alfabetización |
30 de octubre |
|
Donuts con papá |
7 de noviembre |
|
Noche de escritura de invierno |
11 de diciembre |
|
Taller de matemáticas para padres #2 |
15 de enero |
|
Noche de matemáticas en familia |
29 de enero |
|
Baile de San Valentín |
12 de febrero |
|
PK-2 STEM Noche/3-5 GMAS Noche |
9 de abril |
|
Foro familiar de primavera |
14 de abril |
|
Muffins con mamá |
8 de mayo |
**Las fechas de los eventos/talleres están sujetas a cambios. Se programarán eventos adicionales durante todo el año. Las familias serán notificadas de todos los eventos con al menos dos semanas de anticipación.
2025-2026 Family Engagement Policy
- WFES Family Engagement Policy English
- WFES Family Engagement Policy Spanish
- SCCPSS Family Engagement Policy
WFES Family Engagement Policy English
Principal: Dr. J’Nai Gilbert-Collins Assistant Principal: Dr. Kymberly Shirk
What is a Family Engagement Policy?
A Parent and Family Engagement Policy is a plan that describes how Windsor Forest Elementary School will provide opportunities to improve family engagement to support student learning. We value the contributions and involvement of families to establish an equal partnership for the common goal of improving student achievement. This plan describes the different ways that the school will support family engagement and how families can help plan and participate in activities and events to promote student learning at school and at home (Section 1116) of Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015.
Where is the Family Engagement Policy available?
The Family Engagement Policy will be distributed to all families at the beginning of the school year through student communication folders. Additionally, copies are available in the Family Center, where you may also view it and provide feedback. The Policy will also be posted on the school’s website and shared at the Annual Title I meeting.
How is it jointly developed/revised?
The following actions were taken to involve parents/guardians in the joint development of school-parent/family compacts that outline how school staff, parents/guardians, and students will share the responsibility for improved student academic achievement and how the school and parents will build and develop a partnership to help children achieve the state’s high standards:
Ø An invitation to attend the Annual Title I Family Forum was sent to parents in the spring of the previous school year, offering parents/guardians the opportunity to help plan for the upcoming school year.
Ø A final Family Engagement Policy and School-Family Compact(s), with all the feedback incorporated, will be posted on the school website, presented at fall Annual Title I meeting, sent home with all students to serve as an agreement between the school, parents, and students of the shared responsibility for improving student achievement.
What is Title I?
Windsor Forest Elementary School is identified as a Title I school as part of Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). Title I is designed to support State and local school reform efforts tied to challenging state academic standards and 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 family involvement. All Title I schools must jointly develop a written family engagement policy with all families.
Who is the purpose of Title I?
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 policy. The school will provide opportunities for the participation of families with limited English, disabilities, and families of migratory children.
Implementation
The staff at Windsor Forest Elementary School recognizes that the education of students is a responsibility shared with administrators, teachers, parents, and the community. Maximum learning occurs when parents are actively involved and supportive of the education of their children. To enhance and expand parental involvement at the school level, parents will be invited to attend several meetings throughout the year to provide input in the planning, the review, and the improvement of school-wide Title I programs.
To provide parents/guardians with continuous communication, opportunities for input, and to increase family engagement, the following mandatory Title I family meetings will be held each academic school year:
- Title I Annual Meeting (Fall) – Introduces the School/Family Compacts, the Family Engagement Policy, the Title I budget, and the School Improvement Plan. Information about the school’s curriculum, assessments, and other important information is also shared at this meeting.
- Family Forum (Spring) – Provides parents/guardians with the opportunity to provide input on School Improvement Planning, the Family Engagement Budget, the Family Engagement Policy, the School-Parent/Family Compact, and staff training.
School-Family Compacts
As part of our family engagement plan, Windsor Forest Elementary School and our families develop a school-parent/family compact, which is an agreement that explains how parents/families and teachers will work together to make sure students reach grade-level standards. The compacts are reviewed and updated annually based on feedback from parents, students, and teachers during Title I Annual Meeting and from the Annual Family Engagement Survey. The school-parent/family compacts also are reviewed with families during parent-teacher conferences.
GOALS FOR STUDENT SUCCESS
SCCPSS District Goals:
Windsor Forest Elementary School Goals:
Goal 1: TBD
Goal 2: TBD
Goal 3: TBD
Goal 4: TBD
Parent and Family Engagement
Windsor Forest Elementary School believes that family engagement means the participation of parents and family members in regular two-way, and meaningful communication involving student academic learning and other school activities, including ensuring:
· That parents/families play an integral role in assisting their child’s learning.
· That parents/families are encouraged to be actively involved in their child’s education at school.
· That parents/families 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.
· If you would like to provide volunteer services for any of our schools, please complete the simple registration and application process through Vista. The link to the Vista Registration/Application can be found on the SCCPSS page under Communications.
Family Resource Center
HOURS: Monday/Tuesday by appointment; Wednesdays-Fridays, 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Come visit the Family Resource Center to check out books, study materials, and activities to use at home with your child. Computers are available for parents to log into PowerSchool/Parent Access and explore educational resources. Please use the QR codes provided in the Parent Newsletter, school entrances, and/or school website to make an appointment.
If you need support, please reach out to our Family Engagement Contact: Angela Solomon, (912) 395-3353, angela.solomon2@scccpss.com
2025-2026 FAMILY ENGAGEMENT Events and Activities
Windsor Forest Elementary School will host the following events to build the capacity for strong family engagement to support a partnership between the school, parents, and the community to improve student academic achievement. All parent and family member meetings will be held twice a day, after school in the gymnasium and in the morning in the WFES Media Center.
Building the Foundation
Windsor Forest Elementary School will take the following measures to promote and support parents/families as an important foundation of the school to strengthen the school and reach our school goals. We will:
· Based on parent/guardian feedback, provide staff training to improve communication with parents and ideas to increase family engagement with reading and math activities for our students outside of the classroom.
· Collect feedback from parents and family members at all events, place input cards around the building and post a suggestion form on the school website to respond to parents’ requests for additional support for parent and family engagement activities.
Parent and Family Engagement Standards
Windsor Forest Elementary School and our parents have adopted the National PTA Standards for Family-School Partnerships as the school’s model in engaging parents, students, and the community. These standards are:
1. Welcoming All Families
2. Communicating Effectively
3. Supporting Student Success
4. Speaking Up for Every Child
5. Sharing Power
6. Collaborating with Community
SCHOOL COUNCIL
The school council is an advisory body created to offer advice to the principal on matters pertaining to student achievement and school improvement. The school council initiative was created by the Georgia State Legislature as a method of involving parents, teachers, and community stakeholders in the educational process. It is governed by state law; O.C.G.A § 20-2-85 and O.C.G.A § 20-2-86. The school council is made up of elected parents, appointed community/business members, elected teacher representatives, and the school principal, with the parent group constituting the largest segment. If you would like to learn more about the school council, please contact our principal.
Windsor Forest Elementary School’s school council members are:
- Dr. J’Nai Gilbert-Collins, Principal
- Brahim Diop, President
- Valencia Lee, Secretary/Teacher Representative
- Jordan Holmes, Teacher Representative
- Drew Humphreys, Business Partner
- Kwanza Morgan, Vice President/Vice Chairperson
- Sheteka Robinson, Parent
Accessibility
In carrying out the parent and family engagement requirements established by Section 1116 of the ESSA, the district family engagement coordinator will communicate and collaborate with the Office for Student Support Services to ensure full opportunities for participation of parents with limited English proficiency, parents with disabilities, and parents of migratory children including providing information and school reports in a language parents can understand.
WFES Family Engagement Policy Spanish
Director: Dr. J'Nai Gilbert-Collins Subdirector: Dr. Kymberly Shirk
¿Qué es una política de participación familiar?
Una Política de Participación de los Padres y la Familia es un plan que describe cómo la Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest brindará oportunidades para mejorar la participación familiar para apoyar el aprendizaje de los estudiantes. Valoramos las contribuciones y la participación de las familias para establecer una asociación igualitaria con el objetivo común de mejorar el rendimiento de los estudiantes. Este plan describe las diferentes formas en que la escuela apoyará la participación familiar y cómo las familias pueden ayudar a planificar y participar en actividades y eventos para promover el aprendizaje de los estudiantes en la escuela y en el hogar (Sección 1116) de la Ley Every Student Succeeds de 2015.
¿Dónde está disponible la Política de Participación Familiar?
La Política de Participación Familiar se distribuirá a todas las familias al comienzo del año escolar a través de carpetas de comunicación de los estudiantes. Además, hay copias disponibles en el Centro familiar, donde también puede verlo y proporcionar comentarios. La Política también se publicará en el sitio web de la escuela y se compartirá en la reunión anual del Título I.
¿Cómo se desarrolla/revisa conjuntamente?
Se tomaron las siguientes acciones para involucrar a los padres / tutores en el desarrollo conjunto de pactos entre la escuela y los padres / familias que describen cómo el personal escolar, los padres / tutores y los estudiantes compartirán la responsabilidad de mejorar el rendimiento académico de los estudiantes y cómo la escuela y los padres construirán y desarrollarán una asociación para ayudar a los niños a alcanzar los altos estándares del estado:
Ø Se envió una invitación para asistir al Foro Familiar Anual de Título I a los padres en la primavera del año escolar anterior, ofreciendo a los padres / tutores la oportunidad de ayudar a planificar el próximo año escolar.
Ø Una Política final de Participación Familiar y un Pacto(s) Escuela-Familia, con todos los comentarios incorporados, se publicarán en el sitio web de la escuela, se presentarán en la reunión anual de otoño del Título I, se enviarán a casa con todos los estudiantes para que sirvan como un acuerdo entre la escuela, los padres y los estudiantes de la responsabilidad compartida de mejorar el rendimiento estudiantil.
¿Qué es el Título I?
La Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest está identificada como una escuela de Título I como parte de la Ley Every Student Succeeds (ESSA). El Título I está diseñado para apoyar los esfuerzos de reforma escolar estatales y locales vinculados a los estándares académicos estatales desafiantes y reforzar y mejorar los esfuerzos para mejorar la enseñanza y el aprendizaje de los estudiantes. Los programas de Título I deben basarse en medios efectivos para mejorar el rendimiento de los estudiantes e incluir estrategias para apoyar la participación familiar. Todas las escuelas de Título I deben desarrollar conjuntamente una política de participación familiar por escrito con todas las familias.
¿Quién es el propósito del Título I?
Se alienta e invita a todos los estudiantes que participan en el programa Título I, Parte A y a sus familias a participar plenamente en las oportunidades descritas en esta política. La escuela brindará oportunidades para la participación de familias con inglés limitado, discapacidades y familias de niños migrantes.
Implementación
El personal de la Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest reconoce que la educación de los estudiantes es una responsabilidad compartida con los administradores, maestros, padres y la comunidad. El aprendizaje máximo ocurre cuando los padres participan activamente y apoyan la educación de sus hijos. Para mejorar y ampliar la participación de los padres a nivel escolar, se invitará a los padres a asistir a varias reuniones durante todo el año para brindar información sobre la planificación, la revisión y la mejora de los programas de Título I en toda la escuela.
Para proporcionar a los padres / tutores una comunicación continua, oportunidades para opinar y aumentar la participación familiar, se llevarán a cabo las siguientes reuniones familiares obligatorias de Título I cada año escolar académico:
· Reunión anual del Título I (otoño) – Presenta los pactos entre la escuela y la familia, la política de participación familiar, el presupuesto del Título I y el plan de mejora escolar. En esta reunión también se comparte información sobre el plan de estudios, las evaluaciones y otra información importante de la escuela.
· Foro Familiar (Primavera) – Brinda a los padres/tutores la oportunidad de brindar información sobre la Planificación de Mejoras Escolares, el Presupuesto de Participación Familiar, la Política de Participación Familiar, el Pacto Escuela-Padres/Familia y la capacitación del personal.
Pactos escuela-familia
Como parte de nuestro plan de participación familiar, la Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest y nuestras familias desarrollan un pacto escuela-padre/familia, que es un acuerdo que explica cómo los padres/familias y los maestros trabajarán juntos para asegurarse de que los estudiantes alcancen los estándares de nivel de grado. Los pactos se revisan y actualizan anualmente en función de los comentarios de los padres, estudiantes y maestros durante la Reunión Anual del Título I y de la Encuesta Anual de Participación Familiar. Los pactos entre la escuela, los padres y la familia también se revisan con las familias durante las conferencias de padres y maestros.
METAS PARA EL ÉXITO DE LOS ESTUDIANTES
Objetivos del distrito SCCPSS:
Metas de la Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest:
Objetivo 1: Los estudiantes en los grados K-5 que obtengan un Nivel 4 o superior en lectura en NWEA MAP aumentarán del 33% al 38% o más según el diagnóstico EOY.
Objetivo 2: Los estudiantes en los grados K-5 que obtengan un Nivel 4 o superior en Matemáticas en NWEA MAP aumentarán del 37% al 42% o más según el diagnóstico EOY.
Objetivo 3: Los estudiantes con discapacidades en los grados K-5 que obtengan un Nivel 1 en lectura en NWEA MAP disminuirán del 43% al 40% o menos según el diagnóstico EOY.
Objetivo 4: Los estudiantes con discapacidades en los grados K-5 que obtengan un Nivel 1 en matemáticas en NWEA MAP disminuirán del 43% al 40% o menos según el diagnóstico EOY
Participación de los padres y la familia
La Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest cree que la participación familiar significa la participación de los padres y miembros de la familia en una comunicación bidireccional regular y significativa que involucre el aprendizaje académico de los estudiantes y otras actividades escolares, incluida la garantía:
Centro de recursos familiares
HORARIO: Lunes/martes con cita previa; Miércoles a viernes, 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Venga a visitar el Centro de Recursos Familiares para sacar libros, materiales de estudio y actividades para usar en casa con su hijo. Las computadoras están disponibles para que los padres inicien sesión en PowerSchool / Parent Access y exploren los recursos educativos. Utilice los códigos QR proporcionados en el boletín para padres, las entradas de la escuela y / o el sitio web de la escuela para programar una cita.
Si necesita ayuda, comuníquese con nuestro contacto de participación familiar: Angela Solomon, (912) 395-3353, angela.solomon2@scccpss.com
2025-2026 PARTICIPACIÓN FAMILIAR Eventos y actividades
La Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest organizará los siguientes eventos para desarrollar la capacidad de una fuerte participación familiar para apoyar una asociación entre la escuela, los padres y la comunidad para mejorar el rendimiento académico de los estudiantes. Todas las reuniones de padres y familiares se llevarán a cabo dos veces al día, después de la escuela en el gimnasio y por la mañana en el Centro de Medios de WFES.
Construyendo los cimientos
La Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest tomará las siguientes medidas para promover y apoyar a los padres / familias como una base importante de la escuela para fortalecer la escuela y alcanzar nuestras metas escolares. Nosotros:
· Comunicarse de manera efectiva asegurándose de que la información relacionada con los estándares académicos / evaluaciones, eventos, etc. se publique en un idioma y formato accesibles para los padres y se comunique de múltiples maneras.
· Ofrecer capacitación para padres y familiares para ayudar a mejorar aún más sus diversos niveles educativos.
· Asóciese con programas para la primera infancia, escuelas secundarias, recursos de preparación para la universidad y la carrera, u otros programas para ayudar a preparar a los padres y sus hijos para transiciones escolares exitosas.
· Proporcione los materiales y folletos necesarios para los padres / tutores en conferencias, reuniones y actividades para ayudar a los padres a trabajar con sus hijos para mejorar el rendimiento de sus hijos.
· Colaborar con los socios comunitarios para proporcionar información e introducir recursos para beneficiar a las familias.
· Con base en los comentarios de los padres / tutores, proporcionar capacitación al personal para mejorar la comunicación con los padres e ideas para aumentar la participación de la familia con actividades de lectura y matemáticas para nuestros estudiantes fuera del aula.
· Recopile comentarios de los padres y miembros de la familia en todos los eventos, coloque tarjetas de entrada alrededor del edificio y publique un formulario de sugerencias en el sitio web de la escuela para responder a las solicitudes de apoyo adicional de los padres para las actividades de participación de los padres y la familia.
Estándares de participación de padres y familias
La Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest y nuestros padres han adoptado los Estándares Nacionales de la PTA para Asociaciones Familia-Escuela como el modelo de la escuela para involucrar a los padres, estudiantes y la comunidad. Estos estándares son:
CONSEJO ESCOLAR
El consejo escolar es un órgano asesor creado para ofrecer asesoramiento al director sobre asuntos relacionados con el rendimiento estudiantil y la mejora escolar. La iniciativa del consejo escolar fue creada por la Legislatura del Estado de Georgia como un método para involucrar a los padres, maestros y partes interesadas de la comunidad en el proceso educativo. Se rige por la ley estatal; O.C.G.A § 20-2-85 y O.C.G.A § 20-2-86. El consejo escolar está compuesto por padres electos, miembros designados de la comunidad / negocios, representantes electos de maestros y el director de la escuela, y el grupo de padres constituye el segmento más grande. Si desea obtener más información sobre el consejo escolar, comuníquese con nuestro director.
Los miembros del consejo escolar de la Escuela Primaria Windsor Forest son:
- Dr. J'Nai Gilbert-Collins, Director
- Brahim Diop, Presidente
- Valencia Lee, Secretaria/Representante de Maestros
- Jordan Holmes, Representante de Maestros
- Drew Humphreys, Socio Comercial
- Kwanza Morgan, Vicepresidente/Vicepresidente
- Sheteka Robinson, Padres
1% reservado para actividades de participación de padres y familias
Cada año, el Sistema de Escuelas Públicas del Condado de Savannah-Chatham reserva el 1% del monto total de los fondos del Título I, Parte A que recibe para llevar a cabo los requisitos de participación familiar.
Accesibilidad
Al llevar a cabo los requisitos de participación de los padres y la familia establecidos por la Sección 1116 de la ESSA, el coordinador de participación familiar del distrito se comunicará y colaborará con la Oficina de Servicios de Apoyo Estudiantil para garantizar todas las oportunidades de participación de los padres con dominio limitado del inglés, los padres con discapacidades y los padres de niños migrantes, incluido el suministro de información e informes escolares en un idioma que los padres puedan entender.
SCCPSS Family Engagement Policy
As your partner in education, we have provided this resource to help you and your child get the most out of their educational experience with the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System. To learn more about SCCPSS programs and to access important resources, visit the District’s website at www.sccpss.com.
SCCPSS is looking for volunteers to donate their time at our schools. Our VISTA program helps identify volunteers who provide valuable support, resources, and experiences for our students and schools, creating connections that strengthen our schools. Learn more and register to volunteer by visiting the VISTA page on the Family & Students page at www.sccpss.com.
Locate the VISTA link on the Family & Students page of the SCCPSS website.
WHAT IS FAMILY ENGAGEMENT?
Family Engagement is the participation of parents/guardians and/or other family members in regular, two-way, meaningful communication involving student learning and other school activities, including making sure:
- That families play a role in assisting their child’s learning.
- That families are encouraged to be actively involved in their child’s education
- That parents/families 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, such as those outlined in Section 1116 of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), occur.
FAMILY-SCHOOL EVENTS
AUGUST
Documents that will be sent home:
SEPTEMBER
· Annual Title I Meeting (at each site)
FEBRUARY—MARCH
THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR (AUGUST-MAY)
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«Building Family and School Capacity
FOR PARENTS/GUARDIANS/FAMILIES
SCCPSS will work as a district and through its schools to provide assistance to parents in understanding state and district academic information such as how Georgia Milestones and the Georgia Standards of Excellence connect to their student’s learning and progress, as well as information regarding the Title I program. SCCPSS will provide workshops for parents to gain knowledge about the challenging state academic standards, local academic assessments, as well as the required assessments for Georgia students including monitoring student progress and alternative forms of assessment. The dates and delivery method of these workshops will be advertised on websites, press releases, and social media. Examples of events are Student Success Expo, Superintendent’s Kick Off and Family Engagement Day which are held as district-wide events.
Two SCCPSS schools (Brock ES and Low ES) use the Academic Parent-Teacher Teams (APTT) family engagement model. APTT strengthens teacher-family relationships by focusing on student academic growth and achievement. APTT elevates the traditional parent-teacher conference by inviting all families from the same classroom to meet together rather than individually. The meeting includes a team-building activity to build rapport with the teacher and among parents; review of specific grade-level skills that must be mastered; anonymous review of every child’s status on the focus skills; teacher modeling and parent practice of at-home activities to improve the focus skills; and 60-day goal-setting for each child. Families receive take-home materials to support at-home practice. After 60 days, families are invited to a second meeting to receive progress updates and learn about another skill. APTT meetings take place three times during the school year. The District’s Family Engagement Leadership Team (FELT) trains, guides, and monitors the implementation of the APTT model in SCCPSS schools.
SCCPSS will also conduct workshops such as literacy training and maintain district and school websites that will contain academic content resources and materials, APTT activities, and ways to help parents work with their children at home to improve academic achievement. Copies of materials will be made available at all schools for those families who may have limited internet access, including copies in the student’s home language. Additionally, workshops and webpages will assist parents with understanding the online student information system and other digital educational resources (including education about the harms of copyright piracy). Dates and times for these workshops will be determined and announced by each individual school. On the district level workshops and information will be shared at events such as the Back to School Showcase, Student Success Expo, and Family Engagement Day.
A districtwide Family Engagement Advisory Council comprised of parent representatives from each school will provide advice on all matters related to family engagement programs. Community leaders and business partners will be invited to serve on this council. This event is open to all parents of all students.
SCCPSS will provide reasonable support for family engagement activities as requested by parents/families with the support of local school staff and community partners. This will include workshops and information related to community resources, English language learners, SPED, GED, mental health & behavioral workshops sponsored by the district and local schools.
SCCPSS will coordinate and integrate the district’s family engagement programs with the local preschool program and other federally- and state-funded preschool programs in the district by inviting faculty and staff from those programs to attend planning meetings focused on family engagement activities. In the spring, each elementary school will host a Kindergarten Orientation so parents may tour the schools and receive information to help prepare them and their children for kindergarten. Coordination of services will include Student to Work Job Fairs, Business Partner Events, Student Leadership Program, Chatham County Youth Commission, Summer 500 City of Savannah Youth Employment Program, PTA/PTSO, Title I, Title II, Title III, Title IV, 21st Century, CTAE, IDEA, and other agencies.
FOR SCHOOL STAFF
SCCPSS will conduct trainings during the school year for school family engagement personnel, with the assistance of parents, to learn and discuss strategies to increase family engagement,
improve school-family communication, in the value and utility of contribution of parents, how to work with parents as equal partners, and build ties with parents and the community. These trainings will be redelivered to staff that includes principals, teachers, other school leaders, specialized instructional support personnel, and other staff of schools. Trainings will also be provided for appropriate school staff and faculty that will focus on creating welcoming environments and improving two-way communication with families.
Schools and Families Working Together
JOINTLY DEVELOPED WITH PARENTS/GUARDIANS AND FAMILY MEMBERS
During a series of meetings all parents were invited to participate and provide suggestions and ideas to improve this district’s family engagement policy, Comprehensive LEA Improvement Plan ( CLIP), School Improvement Plan/Title I Targeted Assistance Plans and Title I family engagement fund allocations for the 2025-2026 school year.
The district /schools sent a flier home with each student informing parents of the meetings and posted the announcement on the district’s website. Additionally, the district’s public relations department did a media release concerning the date, locations and times of the meetings.
The district’s Family Engagement Advisory Council reviewed the district family engagement policy before the end of the school year and contributed feedback. All feedback received was included with the policy for this school year.
Upon final revision, elements of the district family engagement policy was incorporated into the CLIP which was submitted to the state. Parents are welcome to submit comments and feedback regarding the policy at any time on the Family Engagement section of the district’s web site.
The district family engagement policy was posted on the district and school websites, distributed during the Annual Title I school meetings held in September, and made available in the school’s family resource centers.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO SCHOOLS
The district Title I program specialist will provide coordination, technical assistance and other support necessary to all Title I schools to ensure family engagement requirements are being satisfied and that strategies and activities to build effective family capacity which leads to student achievement and school performance are being implemented.
When necessary meaningful consultation will be conducted with local employers, business leaders, institutes of higher education or individuals with expertise in effectively engaging parent and family member in education.
During the year school administrators and school family engagement staff will receive training on developing meaningful two way communication and consultation with families. This will include building capacities for strong staff and family engagement with EL families.
ACCESSIBILITY
In carrying out the family engagement requirements established by Section 1116 of ESSA, the Title I District program managers will communicate & collaborate with schools to ensure full opportunities for participation of parents with limited English proficiency, parents with disabilities, and parents of migratory children including providing information and school reports in a language parents can understand. District Title I letters, information and materials will be made available in a format and language that all parents can understand. This includes providing information and school reports required under Section 1112€(4) in a format and extent practicable, in a language parents understand.
ADOPTION OF FAMILY ENGAGEMENT POLICY
In carrying out the family engagement requirements established by Section 1116 of ESSA, the Title I district program managers will communicate and collaborate with schools to ensure full opportunities for participation of parents with limited English proficiency, parents with disabilities, and parents of migratory children including providing information and school reports in a language parents can understand. District Title I letters, information and materials will be made available in a format and language that all parents can understand. This includes providing information and school reports required under Section 1112€(4) in a format and extent practicable, in a language parents understand.
This districtwide family engagement policy has been developed jointly and agreed upon with parents of children participating in all schools to include Title I Part A programs as evidenced by the collaboration of parents, school and district personnel .
This policy was adopted by the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System (SCCPSS) in June 2025 and will be in effect for the 2025-2026 academic school year. The District will make the policy available to all parents of participating Title I, Part A children on or before August 31, 2025.
RESERVATION OF TITLE I FAMILY ENGAGEMENT FUNDS
SCCPSS will reserve one percent from the total amount of the Title I, Part A funds it receives in FY26 to carry out family engagement requirements listed in this policy and as described in Section 1116 of the ESSA. Furthermore, SCCPSS will distribute 90 percent of the amount reserved to all Title I schools to support their local-level family engagement programs and activities with priority being given to high need schools. The district will provide clear guidance and communication to assist each Title I school in developing an adequate family engagement budget that addresses their needs assessment and parent recommendations.
In the fall, each school will send out a One Percent Family Engagement Budget survey to families and each spring, schools will conduct a Family Forum during which the one percent family engagement budget is discussed. Parent/Guardian/Family feedback forms and minutes will be collected from this meeting. The survey and meeting feedback will be used to determine areas of family engagement need for the upcoming school year.
Funds reserved by the district will be used to provide books, pamphlets and various materials for families related to increasing family engagement especially among economically disadvantaged families. Workshops and supporting programs will also be provided to reach families at school and in the community . These activities & strategies will be provided primarily through District events listed on the included calendar.
Additionally, professional development is provided to family engagement school personnel during the school year by community organizations such as Healthy Kids, Early Learning College, Salvation Army, the housing authority and other agencies. Tours are conducted of community agencies to include family shelters, health care facilities, and neglected and delinquent children support properties. The information from these trainings is then provided to school staff.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEANINGFUL PARENT/FAMILY CONSULTATION
Input and suggestions from parents/family members are an essential component of the district and school improvement plans that are developed each year. All parents of students eligible to receive Title I services are invited to attend two meetings (described below) to share their ideas and suggestions to help the district, schools, and students to reach our student academic achievement goals.
District Title I Meetings , Student Success Expo in January, and Family Engagement Day in April.
All parents are welcome to hear the latest updates from SCCPSS as well as review and provide input into the district family engagement policy and the Comprehensive LEA Improvement Plan for the school year. Notices regarding these meetings will be advertised in multiple ways by the district and Title I schools. The district will also communicate information regarding these meetings on the school district website.
Family Forums ~ February/ March
Each spring, Title I schools will host a forum for parents/family members to participate in roundtable discussions to review the schoolwide plan, the school-home compacts, building school staff capacity, the school’s family engagement policies, and to provide input on the family engagement budget and programs. Each Title I school will advertise in multiple ways to notify about dates and times of the forums. Information regarding the Family Forums will also be made available on the school websites. Parent input on the use of Title I funds to support family engagement programs may also be provided through the annual school and district evaluation survey. The survey will contain questions related to the family engagement budget as well as a place for parents/families to provide comments.
All school, district Title I meetings and forums documents , handouts, agendas and presentations will be posted on websites for parents/families to view and provide input if they are unable to attend events.
About the Family Engagement Policy
In support of strengthening student academic achievement, the Savannah-Chatham Public School System ( SCCPSS) has developed this family engagement policy. This policy establishes the district’s expectations for meaningful family engagement and guides the strategies and resources that strengthen school and parent partnerships in the district’s schools. This policy will describe SCCPSS’s commitment to engage families in the education of their children and to build capacity in its schools to implement family engagement strategies and activities designed to achieve the district and student academic achievement goals.
When schools, families, and communities work together to support learning, children tend to do better in school, stay in school longer and enjoy school more. Title I, Part A provided for family engagement at every level of the program, such as in the development and implementation of the district and school plan, and in carrying out the district and school improvement provisions. Section 1116 of the Every Student Succeeds Act ( ESSA) contains the primary requirements for schools and school systems to involve parents in their children’s education. SCCPSS will work with its all schools to ensure that the required school-level family engagement policies meet the requirements of Section 1116(d) and each include, as a component, a school-parent compact.
NEGLECTED & DELINQUENT CHILDREN
Parents, parent proxies, or legal guardians of students in neglected facilities will be informed of all family engagement activities provided by the LEA (Savannah-Chatham County Public School System). To the extent practicable, school-based Family Resource Centers shall be available to these parents, with educational resources available for check-out.
FAMILY ENGAGEMENT ANNUAL EVALUATION
Each year SCCPSS will conduct an evaluation of the content and effectiveness of this family engagement policy and family engagement activities at the district and school levels. This review will be conducted by each school through an annual evaluation survey and Family Forums held at Title I schools in the spring of each year.
In addition to conducting surveys, each Title I school will hold a Family Forum to collect parent feedback on family engagement and to facilitate a discussion on the needs of families of children eligible to receive Title I services related to designing strategies for increased student achievement and effective family engagement.
Additionally, parents and family members will be asked how they can assist with the learning of their children including engaging with school personnel. This will include strategies on how to support school and family interaction.
SCCPSS will use these findings to design evidence-based strategies to improve effective family engagement to remove possible barriers to parent/guardian/family participation which include economic disadvantages, disabilities, limited English proficiency, limited literacy or other background issues. This information will be used to revise its family engagement policies, family engagement budget, and school-parent compacts. To take the survey visit www.sccpss.com.
2025-2026 Family Forum
- WFES Title I Family Forum Meeting Presentation (English)
- WFES Title I Family Forum Meeting Presentation (Spanish)
- WFES Title I Family Forum Meeting Agenda (English)
- WFES Title I Family Forum Meeting Agenda (Spanish)
WFES Title I Family Forum Meeting Presentation (English)
WFES Title I Family Forum Meeting Presentation (Spanish)
WFES Title I Family Forum Meeting Agenda (English)
WFES Title I Family Forum Meeting Agenda (Spanish)
2025-2026 WFES Annual Title I Family Meeting
WFES Annual Title I Meeting Recording
Title I Annual Family Meeting Agendas
Annual Family Meeting Agenda-English
Welcome parents and community members!
We welcome parent questions/input throughout the presentation! We want to make sure you leave the meeting informed about the Title I program as well as the opportunities the school provides to get involved.
- What is a Title I school?
- How does our school spend Title I money?
- How does our school participate in the Title I Program?
- What are our school’s Title I schoolwide requirements?
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Windsor Forest Elementary School Improvement Program – Past and Present
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What are our school improvement goals?
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What programs/supports are in place to help my child?
- What curriculum does our school use?
- What assessments will my child be taking?
- How do these assessments measure my child’s progress?
- What proficiency levels is my child expected to meet?
- What is required by law for Family Engagement?
- What is the district's Family Engagement Policy?
- What is the school’s Family Engagement Policy?
- What is a School-Parent Compact?
- Does my child’s teacher meet professional qualifications?
- What is a parent’s right to know?
- How is Title I Family Engagement money spent?
- What opportunities does the school provide for parent engagement?
- Literacy Night
- Math Night
- Writing Night
- GMAS/STEM Night
- Muffins with Mom/Donuts with Dad/Grandparents Luncheon
- HMH & Math Parent Workshop
- How responsive will the school be to my questions when staff is contacted?
- Dr. J. Gilbert-Collins (912) 395-3353
- Dr. Kymberly Shirk (912) 395-3353
- Mrs. Angela Solomon (912) 395-3353
- Closing and evaluations
Thank you for coming! We hope to see you again very soon!
Annual Family Meeting Agenda-Spanish
¡Bienvenidos padres y miembros de la comunidad!
¡Agradecemos las preguntas / aportes de los padres durante la presentación! Queremos asegurarnos de que salga de la reunión informado sobre el programa de Título I, así como sobre las oportunidades que brinda la escuela para participar.
- ¿Qué es una escuela de Título I?
- ¿Cómo gasta nuestra escuela el dinero del Título I?
- ¿Cómo participa nuestra escuela en el Programa de Título I?
- ¿Cuáles son los requisitos de Título I de nuestra escuela para toda la escuela?
- Programa de mejora de la escuela primaria Windsor Forest: pasado y presente
- ¿Cuáles son nuestras metas de mejora escolar?
- ¿Qué programas/apoyos existen para ayudar a mi hijo?
- ¿Qué plan de estudios utiliza nuestra escuela?
- ¿Qué evaluaciones tomará mi hijo?
- ¿Cómo miden estas evaluaciones el progreso de mi hijo?
- ¿Qué niveles de competencia se espera que alcance mi hijo?
- ¿Qué exige la ley para la participación familiar?
- ¿Cuál es la Política de Participación Familiar del distrito?
- ¿Cuál es la Política de Participación Familiar de la escuela?
- ¿Qué es un pacto entre la escuela y los padres?
- ¿El maestro de mi hijo cumple con las calificaciones profesionales?
- ¿Cuál es el derecho de los padres a saber?
- ¿Cómo se gasta el dinero de Participación Familiar del Título I?
- ¿Qué oportunidades ofrece la escuela para la participación de los padres?
- Noche de alfabetización
- Noche de matemáticas
- Noche de escritura
- Noche GMAS/STEM
- Muffins con mamá / donas con almuerzo de papá / abuelos
- HMH y Taller para padres de matemáticas
- ¿Qué tan receptiva será la escuela a mis preguntas cuando se contacte al personal?
- Dr. J. Gilbert-Collins (912) 395-3353
- Dr. Kymberly Shirk (912) 395-3353
- Sra. Angela Solomon (912) 395-3353
- Cierre y evaluaciones
¡Gracias por venir! ¡Esperamos volver a verte muy pronto!
