Other resources

• This is our District's 2016-2021 Teaching and Learning Improvement Plan. Building Student Achievement Teams also have building Teaching and Learning Plans with goals specific to their building. See your principal to learn more.

DCSD Teacher Website

• This site is the master teacher website and should contain all the links below.

Return to Learn Staff Guide Website

• This site contains district guidance on information specific to Returning to Learn due to COVID-19.

Student Presentations: Anti-Bullying/Harassment Website

• This site includes training information and training required by the district on anti-bullying and harassment. See Jabari Woods (woodsj@davenportschools.org) to learn more.

504 Plan Website

• This site contains guidance for expectations for 504 plans during hybrid learning. See Marty Schiltz (schiltzm@davenportschools.org) to learn more.

McKinney-Vento (Homeless) Services Website

• This site contains information for our building Homeless Liaisons about how to identify and serve our homeless students and families. See Marty Schiltz (schiltzm@davenportschools.org) to learn more

Special Education Website

• This site contains guidance for special education in Davenport. See Susan Downs (downss@davenportschools.org) or Sandy Schmitz (schmitzs@davenportschools.org) to learn more.

Standards-Based Assessment and Reporting (SBAR) Website

• This site contains guidance for teachers and staff in their implementation of SBAR including content area pacing guides, scopes and sequences, and rubrics among other documents and resources.

Returning Staff Requirements - Human Resources Site

• This is the Human Resources site that includes information on the various training modules and requirements for staff for the 2020-2021 school year. See Jaime Kroeger (kroegerj@davenportschools.org) to learn more.

The goal of the DCSD Family Support System is to help families overcome financial obstacles to ensure all students feel safe, engaged, and connected in school. To achieve this goal we work in partnership with local organizations and our community to create a network of support. The primary programs we use are Purposity, Opportunity for All, HAV Life, and Home Base. The program works by referring student and family needs to assigned Points of Contact (POC) at each building. The POC works with the family and when necessary utilizes the programming available to meet the student/family needs.

For a brief slide presentation describing the system CLICK HERE.

For the flow chart showing how the system works with active hyperlinks CLICK HERE. (this link is also available in the slide show above).

For the current list of building Points of Contact (POC) CLICK HERE.

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NOT SURE IF THE INFO BELOW GOES TO A LINK HERE FOR HOMELESS AND OTHER BASIC NEEDS INFO OR IF IT LINKS TO YOUR MCKINNEY VENTO SITE? SOMEWHERE WE NEED TO HAVE A SPOT FOR RESOURCES LIKE THIS?

Community Action of Eastern Iowa is offering a wide range of services that many of our families need during this difficult time. These services include:

• Emergency Food Delivery

• Free diapers

• Assistance with rent, utility, water, and sewer bills

Families can apply for these services through a simple application at www.caeiowa.org. You will have the choice to have your items delivered to your doorstep or to pick the box up at the CAE Iowa office. This is free and available to anyone who needs it.

Phone and Text Support

Eastern Iowa Mental Health Crisis Line: 24/7 – Toll Free 1-844-430-0375

Peers and family members may connect with a trained crisis counselor or get local referral information.

Robert Young Center (Illinois) Crisis Line: 24/7 – Local 309-779-2999

Peers and family members may connect with a trained crisis counselor or get local referral information.

NAMI Crisis Text Line – Text NAMI to 741-741

Connect with a trained crisis counselor to receive free, 24/7 crisis support via text message.

National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI): Support organization for people with mental illness and their families and friends

1-800-950-6264

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – Call 800-273-TALK (8255)

If you or someone you know is in crisis— whether considering suicide or not —please call the toll-free Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255) to speak with a trained crisis counselor 24/7.

Online Chat: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/

Text: Hello to 741741

Vera French Same Day Counseling Services- For children and adults

https://www.verafrenchmhc.org/services-for-adults/same-day-care/

Trevor Project for LGBTQ Youth- Text 678678 and type “START"

Trevor Text is a confidential and secure resource that provides live help for LGBTQ youth with a trained specialist over text messages.

Trans Lifeline for transgendered indivduals- 877-565-8860

Trans Lifeline’s Hotline is a peer support service run by trans people, for trans and questioning callers