FSSCO

Providing students and families with social activities to keep everyone involved in our student's academic lives.

POWERSCHOOL ACCESS

Allows parents access to student grades and attendance in real time.

PARENT SCHOOL COMPACT

Parents, staff, and students share the responsibility for student academic achievement.

BULLYING REPORTING

Recognize and report bullying incidents online

SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLANS

Outlines district and school improvement goals

SCHOOL REPORT CARD

State and federal laws require public school districts to release report cards to the public each year

Newsletters

POSITIVE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION AND SUPPORTS defines expectations using a behavioral matrix. It teaches expectations through direct instruction and pre-corrects and corrects behaviors. PBIS reminds students of expectations on a daily basis and celebrates successes by acknowledging positive behavior. The key points to include in PBIS -- the school wide expectations -- are for students to be Respectful, Responsible, and Safe. Read more about expectations in specific locations below:

Matrix

Indicates positive behaviors in different school locations

Cool Tools

Cool Tool Example shows how to demonstrate expectations

Disciplinary Referral

Example referral form for disciplinary action

Parent Organization - FSSCO

Frankfort Square School Community Organization (FSSCO)
EMAIL US: frankfortsquaresco@gmail.com The goal of the FSSCO is to bridge the gap between what schools are able to provide and what we want for all of our students. We want to provide social activities that help school and community so that the students see the parents being involved in their school life and so that the students see staff members are involved in their community life. We are building memories and fostering a sense of community amongst our staff and students. We hope that you will volunteer your time and work with us to make Frankfort Square School an even greater place to learn and grow. Please check this page often for updates, events, and information. Below, you will find important infomation, dates, and links as they relate to various events that occur throughout the school year.

Hot Lunch Days

•   September 30
•   October 14
•   October 28
•   November 11
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Treat Days

•   September 23
•   October 21
•   November 18
•   December 16
•   January 27
•   February 10
•   March 24