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Parents play vital roles in our students' journeys to receiving and achieving excellence in their education. In the City of Baker School System, we believe it's our job to help our parents fulfill their roles in the educational process of their children. With the assistance of the Parent Connection (see link at bottom of this page), PTO and other numerous programs especially formed for parents, guardians and caretakers, they can learn how to get involved, prepare for their child's college education, support their school and gain access to the information all parents need to help their children be successful each school day.
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Applications may be completed online at www.myschoolapps.com or a paper application may be filled out at your child’s school. Parents are to fill out ONE APPLICATION PER FAMILY. The completed application form may be returned to the City of Baker School System, 14750 Plank Road, Baker, Louisiana 70714 or submit the application to the cafeteria manager at the school where your youngest child is enrolled. Those students who received free or reduced price benefits last year will begin the new school year on the same status. However, a new application must be submitted and processed for the new school year in order for meal benefits to continue.
Parents’ Right-To-Know Provisions
As a parent or guardian of a child attending a school receiving Title I Part A funds, the parent has the right to know the professional qualifications of his/her child’s teacher(s). The 2001 No Child Left Behind Act states that parents have the right to request and receive timely information on the professional qualifications of their child’s classroom teacher(s) and paraprofessional(s). If a child’s teacher is not highly qualified (not certified in the area in which he or she is teaching), the parent should receive written notification.