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1. Building Partnerships
2. Understanding NJSLA scores

3. Oncourse Parent Portal

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Building Trust

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What did you like most about tonight’s meeting?

Parent: I like the interaction that the staff has with the students.  They seem to not just be here for the money, but they care about the success of the kids.

Parent: I like the fact the school is taking time out to partner with parents.  There wasn’t anything I didn’t like.

Parent:  Los programas que nos  dicion para ayudar a los ninos con sus tareas.

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Instructions for Parent Portal

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Check out these resources.

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What would you like to cover for the next meeting?
Parent:  I would like to go over what do you do if your child is already scoring high?

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Parent Portal

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The next Parent Action Team Meeting will be on November 21, 2019 @ 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm.

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Check out these sample scores

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PARCC assessments in New Jersey are designed to provide more accurate, honest information so teachers, parents and students can work together to make sure kids are on track for their next steps in school and beyond high school.

Recent independent studies have found PARCC is a high quality assessment, aligns to New Jersey's standards, and is a better predictor of college readiness than previous assessments.
View a sample New Jersey score report here.
Score Reports

Parents and guardians will receive score reports from their school district in late summer, summarizing how their student performed on the English language arts/literacy and mathematics tests. The improved score reports feature valuable, customized information on student score results, in an easy-to-read, simple format.

Need more information?

For more information and resources to help you get the most from the score reports, please visit the State of New Jersey Department of Education website or contact us at 609-984-6311.

Visit the State of New Jersey Department of Education website

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PARCC assessments in New Jersey are designed to provide more accurate, honest information so teachers, parents and students can work together to make sure kids are on track for their next steps in school and beyond high school.