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February 2017 Parent Participation Recognized Schools

These schools are being recognized for having exemplary, outstanding, excellent, and promising parent participation in the “I Care” Positive Parenting Character Curriculum. The Parent Participation percentage indicates the number of parents completing positive character-building parenting activities at home with their child(ren) during the month and returning the documentation of those activities to school.

Outstanding (85%-94%)

Martin Middle School at 88%--293 Students (Dallas County Schools; Selma, Alabama)

Excellent (75%-84%)

Tipton Middle School at 79%--229 Students (Dallas County Schools; Selma, Alabama)

Promising (65%-74%)

Acadian Elementary at 69%--307 Students (Rapides Parish Schools; Alexandria, Louisiana)

Rapides High School at 69%--359 Students (Rapides Parish Schools; Alexandria, Louisiana)

Pineville Elementary School at 67%--230 Students (Rapides Parish Schools; Alexandria, Louisiana)

 

Note: Only schools using the “I Care” Measuring System are included here.

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