FAMILY RESOURCES

• Seclusion and Restraint
• Bullying and Cyberbullying Report Form
• Internet/Computer & Cellphone Safety
• Parent Grievance Policy
• Title IX Policy
• Parental Access to Instructional Materials + Parents Bill of Rights
• Wellness Policy
• Wellness Assessment
• Attendance Policy

• Special Education Program Description
• SPED Parent FAQs
• SPED Advisory Council Report
• Disability Discrimination Complaint Procedures

Each year, students in grades 3 through 8 take state tests to measure their knowledge and skills in each subject area and their readiness for the next level of study. The LEAP tests are just one of several indicators, in combination with report cards, teacher-made tests, and classroom work, that are used to create a complete picture of a student’s performance in school.

The results from the tests will be used to help teachers identify when students need additional support or more challenging work in each subject area. This information is also used to measure how well schools are helping students achieve higher expectations. Students will take the following tests in grades 3-8:

• English language arts (ELA)
• Mathematics
• Science
• Social Studies

Students in grades 5 through 8 will take the LEAP tests in ELA, math, science, and social studies online. Students in grades 3 and 4 will take the LEAP tests on paper. The LEAP tests are strictly timed, and no additional time is permitted except for students who have a documented extended time accommodation.

LA CONNECT

Students with the most significant learning disabilities are eligible to take the LEAP Alternate Assessment, LA Connect, that varies by subject area depending on the grade level. The students will take the test online.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST (ELPT)

English Learners in grades kindergarten through grade 8 will take a test to assess their growth in English language proficiency. The English Learner Proficiency Test (ELPT) is taken online.

You can learn about what your child is learning and more about the state tests by visiting the Family Support Toolbox on the Louisiana Department of Education website. It can be accessed here: https://www.louisianabelieves.com/resources/library/family-support-toolbox-library

• Louisiana Medicaid Application
• Parent Engagement Policy
• Epi-Pen Policy
• ESP Student Fees / FPA Student Fees
• Literacy Plan
• Financial Documents

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For free, easy-to-use resource covering Grades K–12 in Eureka Math, Grades K–8 in Wit & Wisdom (English language arts), and Grades 3–5 in PhD Science CLICK HERE

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