The Compacts page has been updated for the 2019-2020 school year as of May 23, 2019. There were no significant changes to the content of these templates from the 2018-2019 versions.
This
webpage offers several different examples of school-parent compacts as
well as various useful tools. The Traditional Template outlines the
essential components that schools are required to include in the
compact. Additionally, schools can use the different Innovative
Templates designed for each school-level that also outline the required
components, but highlight specific academic strategies for schools,
parents, and students in a family-friendly format. Schools are
encouraged to use these samples in conjunction with the School-Parent
Compact Guide to Quality to ensure that their school-parent compacts are
effectively designed to meet Title I parent and family engagement
requirements and support student academic achievement.
School-Parent Compacts: Our Shared Responsibilities
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Click here to watch this Power Tip!
Presentation Slides (PDF) |
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School-Parent Compact Checklist
(MS Word Document, 7 pages)
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School-Parent Compact Process
(PDF document, 3 pages)
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School-Parent Compact
Focus Area Suggestions
(MS Word Document, 3 pages)
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School-Parent Compact
Parent Input Meeting Template
(MS Word Document, 1 page)
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School-Parent Compact
Traditional Template
(MS Word Document, 3 pages)
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Guide to Quality for the
Innovative Template
(PDF document, 11 pages)
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School-Parent Compact
Innovative Template
(MS Word Document, 2 pages)
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Elementary School Sample -
Grade-Level Specific
(PDF document, 2 pages)
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Middle School Sample -
Schoolwide Specific
(PDF document, 2 pages)
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High School Sample -
Content Area Specific
(PDF document, 2 pages)
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Sample Signature Sheet Aligning Responsibilities with Goals (MS Word, 2 pages) (PDF, 1 page)
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A self-paced, online course about School-Parent Compacts is available through Georgia Learns. The course will take learners through the process of gathering input, creating, and distributing a School-Parent Compact. A discussion forum to post your reflections on the course content and to read messages by other learners taking the same online course is available. There is no registration fee to enroll, and a digital badge for course completion is available. Start an account and log in.
Click here for directions. Search for the course by using the keyword "compact."
Click here to watch Georgia Learns' videos on navigating the site. Watch the first video, "Sign-Up," and the fourth video, "How to enroll."