Partnering With You

April is here!

A. P. R. I. L.

- Active - Participation - Reading - Instruction and Learning outcomes.

I like to take the time and focus on the word perseverance. Perseverance is the ability to keep going even when things are challenging.

Here are few reminders to consider during this final stretch of the school year.

⏰Attendance: Your child's presence matters! It is important to keep students engaged and learning with these last 9 weeks of school.

📝Assignment: Encourage students to stay on task and keep up with assignments. Please also encourage students to attend tutorials.

📆STAAR Testing dates - Principal Blog

Whether we're preparing for tests, projects, or setting goals, let's make this month a success. Lets continue to do our best!💯

What is Title I?

It is a federal program to help all students get a good education and meet academic standards.

Title I helps schools as a whole. Title I programs allow eligible schools to use Title I money to pay for educational programs for the whole school. All students can benefit from programs that can help improve your child's education. Students can also benefit programs like

• Tutors
• Teachers and support staff
• Resources like computers

Parents and families are invited to help plan and take part in their school programs. Successful schoolwide Title I are a result of school and parents working together.

Schools can provide

• Adult programs
• Workshops or classes to help parents with academics
• Parenting programs
• Support with resources

Parents can

• Help plan and review the schoolwide plan
• Volunteer to help with school activities
• Join the Parent Advisory council
• Support student at home
• Attendance

Progress can be measured by student assessments , grades and attendance. Together we can make a difference and be a success.

For more information about Title I programs, click here.

• Break it down: Tackle one small step at a time so it feels more manageable.
• Stay organized: Keep your materials and thoughts in order so you can work efficiently.
• Take your time: Work carefully and check your progress along the way.
• Stay positive: Believe in yourself and your ability to improve.

Opportunities to volunteer are available for parents, grandparents, and caregivers.

The 8th grade Math class will host its annual Mad City Event May 1, 2026.

If your are interested in volunteering or would like additional information you may email melissa.brydson@pfisd.net for more details.

We appreciate your support in making this event a success!