Insight into NLRHS Parent Night October 2021
Discover details about the upcoming NLRHS Parent Night in October 2021, including the agenda, PTSA information, administrator team, upcoming dates, school profile, and ACT Aspire data.
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NLRHS Parent Night October 12-14, 2021
AGENDA Welcome PTSA Admin team Upcoming dates School profile School data (discipline and assessment) Testing Goals for the year Where we are going What we need from you School policies and practices Questions
Assistant Principals/Dean of Students Perry Cohen (A C) Caroline Faulkner (Montgomery Sexton) Sylvia Grady (Sharp Zinno) Amber Hodges (D Hogg) Courtney Taylor (Holley Montante) Tanica Howard Dean of Students
Upcoming Dates Parent night @ 6pm in the Cafeteria (optional for faculty/staff) October 13th Parent meeting Virtual at 6pm (optional for faculty/staff) October 14th Parent meeting New Hope Baptist Church @ 6pm (optional for faculty/staff) October 15th- Pep Rally October 16th Homecoming dance October 19th ACT October 21st Professional Development (8 -11am) and Parent Teacher Conferences (12-6pm) October 22nd No school October 28th makeup picture day
School Profile Student Population 2032 Male (49.56%), Female (50.44%) Asian 1.48% Black 56.2% Hispanic 10.38% 2 or more races 2.95% White 28.35% Gifted & Talented 10.24% SWD 10.14% 504 5.71% ELL 6.84%
School Profile cont. Offerings: Advanced Placement, Concurrent Credit, TV, EAST, JROTC, Ad Design, Yearbook, Band, Choir, Drama, National Honor Society Staff: Classroom Teachers 132 Assistant Principals 5 Dean of Students 1 Guidance Counselors 6 PEP 1 Paraprofessionals - 16 Secretaries 8 Multi-Classroom Leaders -5 Campus Supervisors 18 Cafeteria staff - 13
ACT Aspire 50% 47% 46% 45% 45% 40% 34% 35% 32% 30% 27% 27% 26% 2017 23% 23% 23% 25% 21% 21% 21% 2018 20% 17% 2019 15% 2021 11% 10% 5% 0% English Reading Math Science
ACT ACT (American College Testing) Composite average is 16.5 (360 out of 463 students) Math-16.6 Reading-16.5 Science-16.6
AP Advance Placement Total number of exams taken 628 Total number with a score of 3, 4, or 5 - 163
Discipline cont. Supports in Place: Re-entry plans and restorative conferences Student focus groups Referral to behavior interventionist and the Point Utilizing flex to provide SEL information Student intervention document for teachers Next Steps: Mentorship programs at the high school Staffing Pull small groups of students 9th grade assembly to reiterate expectations Parent meetings in the community PBIS Potential Causes: Prolonged adjustment period from the pandemic Social media influence Community (neighborhood) issues being brought to the school Undiagnosed mental health
Assessments NWEA (3 times a year; mostly 9th and 10th grade students) ACT (offered 2 times a year; juniors and seniors) PSAT (once a year) ACT Aspire (end of year state exam) ACT Work keys (new this year) AP (Advanced Placement) based on student enrollment
Current Goals School Focus: The NLRHS family will take pride in our focus on academic success, relationships, and unity while closing the gap for all students and creating a safe and positive school culture. Classroom Instruction School Culture Communication Collaborative Culture School safety
Next steps PBIS Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports Equity Continue with high quality instruction in every classroom everyday School safety
What we need from parents Mental health support Reinforce behavior expectations Discuss the importance of grading and deadlines Help the school with cell phone concerns Provide feedback Be engaged Make sure your child attends school (provide notes when absent) and on-time (especially students who drive)
School policies and practices Dress code and grooming ID Badges Backpacks Masks Honor Code Attendance
Exemption practice Exemption Information All students in all grades may earn exemptions for all of their semester exams if the following criteria are met: B average (unweighted) semester grade in the course(s) you are wanting to exempt No more than 4 unexcused absences in any one class. Flex included. No assignments to ISS or ASAC No tardy infractions for the semester. A tardy infraction occurs once you have been sent to the appropriate administrator for a 5th tardy. Please Note: Students who take an AP exam in May will be exempt from the Spring semester exam in the associated course, as long as the above criteria is met. Not meeting the attendance, tardy, or behavior criteria in a single course removes the opportunity to exempt any semester exams. The principal will review attendance and SAC/ASAC assignments. Only students who meet the attendance, SAC/ASAC, and Tardy requirements will be eligible to exempt. It will be the responsibility of the teacher to determine if the grade criteria has been met for exemption eligible students.
