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Kitchen Inspection Report

The Department of Education has recently released a new parent information DVD - “Your Child, Your Public Schools.” It’s a free DVD designed to help parents better understand Florida’s school system and to provide them with information to help them take an active role in their child’s education. The DVD covers such topics as FCAT Essentials, Inside School Grades, and so much more. To obtain your copy of the DVD, simply contact your local district volunteer coordinator or the Department of Education Bureau of Family and Community Outreach at (850) 245-0847.

You may also view the DVD at  www.fldoe.org/parentdvd

School Public Accountability Report

No Child Left Behind (NCLB) / School Public Accountability Report (SPAR). No Child Left Behind federal legislation and Florida statute requires that schools provide parents with an annual school status report at the beginning of each school year. The Florida Department of Education has produced a SPAR for Monarch High School containing all the required NCLB indicators, including the indicator on Annual Yearly Progress (AYP).

A copy of the 2007-2008 NCLB/SPAR will soon be available for parents and community members to review on the Florida Department of Education website at: http://doeweb-prd.doe.state.fl.us/eds/nclbspar/index.cfm.

Volunteers

Students learn at home, in school, and in the community. Research shows that parent involvement is the single most important indicator of school success.
The staff of Monarch High School is committed to excellence in education and encourages parents to become involved in their students' education. There are opportunities for parent and community involvement at Monarch High School.

PARENT AND COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS
Parent volunteers are needed at Monarch High School to serve as mentors and tutors. Tutors and mentors are needed to assist students in preparation for FCAT, in learning English, and in exploring careers. Business and community volunteers are needed to serve as guest speakers in the career and technical classes. If you are interested in being a volunteer at Monarch High School, contact Tom Weber, Guidance Director.

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