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Take the Family School Organization Survey

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Moffet’s Family School Organization or FSO supports the school through a variety of methods. Take their survey to get involved!

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Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

Attention families: The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), a Federal law, requires that a school with certain exceptions obtain your written consent prior to the disclosure of personally identifiable information from your child’s education records. However, a school may disclose appropriately designated “directory information” without written consent, unless you have advised the school to the contrary in accordance with school district procedures.

Parents who wish to opt their students out of directory information releases must complete an Opt-Out Form for each of their students, and must return each form to the school at which each student is enrolled by December 13, 2024.

Find more information, including the forms you need, Click Here

Parents and caregivers play a vital role in the education of their children. You are encouraged to participate in all school activities, workshops, conferences, and meetings. Your cooperation is an important part of your child’s progress. We encourage and expect you to support, promote, and work with your child in the following areas.

ATTENDANCE:
➢Every child in school every day and on TIME
➢A student’s day starts at 8:30 AM

HIGH EXPECTATIONS:
➢Encourage your child to do their best each day

DISCIPLINE:
➢Every student is responsible for her/his behavior

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT:
➢Attend meetings & report card conferences

READ:
➢Every night for 20 minutes to or with your child

PARENTAL SUPPORT:
You can participate in your child’s education by:
1.Demonstrate the importance of school by talking positive about school
2.Communicating with respect
3.Attending report card conferences
4.Signing homework, daily reports, test papers
5.Returning important information on time
6.Responding to written and telephone communication
7.Setting appointments with your child’s teacher
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DRESS CODE:
Students must wear the school uniform each day.
Dressing your child in a school uniform each day communicates that you respect the expectations of the school. No hooded sweatshirts are allowed in school. This is for student safety. Students may wear navy blue crew neck sweatshirts without any writing on the front.
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KEEPING RECORDS UPDATED:
It is vital that all contact information is current. In the
event that information changes, parents must notify the teacher and main office.
Telephone number must be accurate. In addition, any adult (18 years or older) that will be
picking up your child from school must be listed on the student reunification form you
complete in September. Students will NOT be released to any person who is not listed on
the form you complete. Lastly
, photo identification is required for release of any student.
Students will NOT be released to any adult without photo identification.

Positive Behavior Incentive Supports

The Moffet Mall is open and incentives are in place for Moffet students using the 3 R’s of Responsible Respectful and Ready
Click Here to visit the PBIS page.

Graduation and Promotion Requirements

Grade 1: Students must have a Reading level of G or above, and a Math
level of Basic, Proficient or Advanced (2, 3, 4)

Grade 2: Students must have a reading level of L or above, a Math
level of Basic, Proficient or Advanced and a Science level of Basic,
Proficient or Advanced (2, 3, 4)

Grade 3: Students must have a reading level of N or above, a Math
level of Basic, Proficient or Advanced (2, 3, 4) and a Science level
of Basic, Proficient or Advanced and participate successfully in a group
multidisciplinary project or service learning project.

Grades 4 and 5: Students must achieve a passing grade in Reading, Mathematics and Science