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Parker Center - Parent & Community Services
Parent and Community Services
Even Start is a family literacy initiative funded in part by a federally funded, state appropriated Even Start Grant. The purpose of the program is to help break the intergenerational cycle of poverty and illiteracy by supporting families through an adult education program, early childhood services, parent education, and parent-child interactive literacy activities. Parents learn to be active participants in the educational process of their children.
The Homeless Program is partially funded through a federally funded, state appropriated McKinney-Vento Grant. The program provides educational support services to the children of families identified as homeless. Students receive backpacks, educational supplies, toiletry items, clothing, transportation, tutoring, and referrals to appropriate community agencies. Homeless Enrollment Form.
Parent Involvement Council (PIC) membership consists of parental involvement facilitators, administrators, and parents. PIC meets to assist schools in meeting the state mandates of Act 307 of 2007.
Educational equity services under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 are available for eligible students. Each school within the District has a 504 Coordinator to assist in the development of 504 Accommodation Plans when appropriate.
