Greeting Generals,
Thank you for attending our first semester awards ceremony! It is always an honor to recognize our students' hard work and encourage everyone to do their best. I am looking forward to the great work that our students will do during the second semester. I know we will have many more students recognized for their hard work at our second semester ceremony. As always, thank you for your continued support!
Generals Salute,
Mrs. Clowers
Attendance- Please be reminded to send in attendance/doctors notes when your child is absent or tardy.
Students who are on time to school and actively engaged in instructional activities greatly increase their knowledge, skills, and learning in general. It is my belief that students who are consistently tardy or absent miss out on teacher directions for morning activities, school wide morning announcements, and overall, lose valuable instructional time. Instructional time is needed to acquire skills in reading, math, spelling, writing, social studies, or science.
Kerronn Kitchen
Bolaji Orokunle
Partee School Counselors
Welcome everyone to a NEW YEAR ......Please stop by to see all the Different Resources that we have to help Pre-K-5th grade in Reading and Math and also ESOL Resources. Please contact me with any questions or concerns .
Ms. Deborah Bridges
Family and Community Engagement Coordinator
Parent Outreach Liaison
Partee Elementary School
678-344-4410
Clinic Donations
Thank you for your contributions to the clinic thus far. It is greatly appreciated. We are always in need of supplies. We are in need of the following donations:
- Kleenex tissue
- Unscented baby wipes
- Band Aides (no latex, no antibacterial kind)
- New or gently used clothes - All sizes are welcome.
- Please feel free to donate monetarily through “My Payment Plus”. Thank you in advance!
Medications
- If you student has a medical condition that requires treatment throughout the school day, please contact the clinic at (678) 344-4406 to find out the proper procedure for turning in medications and paperwork. Only medications required during school hours will be administered at school.
- No medication can be given to a student without the proper paperwork completed and signed by the Parent/Guardian.
- Per GCPS policy, ONLY adults may drop off and pick up medication. Please do not send any medications with your student. Students are not allowed to carry medications with them at school or on the bus. This includes any over the counter medication, for example: Cough drops, Tylenol, Advil, etc.
- Parent/Guardian MUST provide medication in the original box/packaging for non-prescription and original box/packing with a label for prescriptions.
- School staff will ONLY administer medication(s) according to the directions on the label.
If your child becomes ill at school, you will be called to pick him/her up from school. It is essential that your child’s teacher has a phone number where you can be contacted during the day and an emergency number in the event you cannot be reached.
Leslie Hutto
Clinic Worker
678-344-4406
ParentVue
In ParentVUE you view enrollment records and progress:
- See attendance records.
- Review academic progress and grades.
- Check class schedules and course history.
- See graduation requirements and status.
- Translate information into your preferred language.
- See records for all your children at any GCPS school with a single login.
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