 Kansas Academic Standards Assessments The Kansas Academic Standards give school districts a framework to design their curriculum, instruction, testing and teacher development. academic standards spell out what students should know and be able to do at various stages in their schooling. Adapted from Kansas Assessment Program 2016 Parent Guide HIGH PRAISE FOR HPC Highland Park Central Elementary was the only school in the district to increases on the state assessments in both reading and math at all three tested grade levels from third through fifth grade. Individual student scores are expected in the next sixty days. Parents will be notified when those have been released from the state. Congratulations teachers and students for a job well done! Information provided by Clayton Schrader, Title I Literature Coach and Behavior Interventionist at Highland Park Central STUDENT ATTENDANCE Regular attendance is critical for student success. You can help your child be successful at school, by having them here each day that they are physically able to attend. Class begins at 8:40AM on Monday-Thursday and 9:30AM on Friday. Published in the September school newsletter.  Registration begins May 1 Start tracking your reading on June 1
The Summerfest Reading Program at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library begins on June 1 and ends July 31. The last day to record your reading is July 31. Summerfest is for everyone! Babies, Kids, Teens and Adults, take the library’s reading challenge to keep your brain buff this summer. Attend a lineup of summer events to beat boredom. | SCHOOL EVENTS The Board of Education is committed to limiting the use of Emergency Safety Interventions (ESI), such as seclusion and restraint, with all students. The Board of Education encourages all employees to utilize other behavioral management tools, including prevention techniques, de-escalation techniques, and positive behavioral intervention strategies. Emergency Safety Intervention (ESI) Parent Information Topeka Public Schools Board Policy 8120 Emergency Safety Interventions Resources ( Kansas Technical Assistance System Network) For more information about Emergency Safety Intervention Policies and Procedures contact:
 circa 1959 Highland Park Central School History Ms Ferne Tasker has recently been interested in the history of our school. She has researched the history of HPC. Read the article to find out about our community and school. Information provided by research found online by Ferne Tasker, March 2017 |