Roland-Grise Middle School Home Page

William Hatch
Principal

Phone: 350-2136 ext.710

Welcome to the 2010-2011 school year at Roland Grise. We look forward to our rising 6th graders attending middle school, all redistricted students, and our returning students. The school is clean, freshly painted in many areas, and ready for your return.

Roland Grise has received their ABC Growth Report and AYP (Adequate Yearly Progress Report) results by subgroup and our school performed very well. We are a School Of Distinction with High Growth and are 85% proficient, as well as met 26 of 27 AYP target goals (96.3%) for math and reading.

The focus this year will be to use best teaching practices with research based support and link State Goals to District and School Plans. Our expectations are to maintain open lines of communication, use data to drive our instruction, and provide a rigorous curriculum for all students. We need your involvement and support as we strive to do our best for all children.

I look forward to another year of continuing success for our school and students at Roland Grise.

Sincerely,

William Hatch
Principal

Mission Statement

The staff of Roland Grise Middle School, in partnership with parents and the community, will provide a quality education so that all
students can become responsible and productive citizens of a globally competitive society.

NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND-PARENT INVOLVEMENT POLICY

In accordance with the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, Title 1, Section 1118, Roland-Grise Middle School will:

A. Involve parents in the development of the LEA Title 1 Plan by using active parent participants as members of our School Improvement Planning Team. Each member will have an opportunity to review the plan.

B. Provide coordination, technical assistance, and support from school’s curriculum departments and grade levels in addition to supplementary support from various central office departments to assist in planning and implementing parent involvement activities and workshops designed to improve our students’ academic performance.

C. Provide support for parent involvement strategies by providing information to parents concerning school and community-based programs.

D. Ensure that parents be given the opportunity to be involved in the school’s activities including being part of each School Improvement Planning Team.

E. Review this policy annually with parents.

Roland-Grise Middle School, Wilmington, North Carolina
New Hanover County Schools
Adopted: August, 2007