Parent Involvement
Parents
Parent Involvement
Meaningful partners in the education of their children.
Maya High School welcomes and encourages parent involvement. We recognize and value a variety of ways that parents can be meaningful partners in the education of their children. There are many opportunities for you to be involved in your student’s education. Meaningful parental involvement is achieved when parents participate in supporting student learning at home, are involved in school-related decision making, and support school-related activities. Maya High School continuously works to achieve this goal in order to meet Federal and State requirements.
This Leona Group managed school has developed a Parent Involvement Policy in collaboration with parents. This policy is available for your review upon request at the school office and on the school website. Opportunities for meaningful parent involvement are provided at this Leona Group managed school through:
- Annual Title I Advisory meetings
- Opportunities to volunteer to serve on school councils/committees
- Communication vehicles such as school newsletter, school website, written description of programs, and information from annual Title I meetings
- Feedback through surveys
- Annual recommitment by parents, students, and teachers to the Parent-Student-School Compact
If you would like additional information on how you can participate in any of the committees, please contact the School Leader, front office staff, or your child’s teacher. As part of the Title I Parent Involvement Policy, Maya High School has developed a compact outlining how parents, school staff, and students will share responsibility for improving student achievement. School compacts will be reviewed and revised annually, as necessary.
Want to Volunteer?
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Dr. Tom E. Welsh, School Principal, at 602-242-3442.