Student Council will be selling Boo Grams for $0.50 each! Sale dates are Tuesday, October 19th through Thursday, October 28th (Tuesdays through Thursdays ONLY). The sale will take place in the computer lab. from 7:45 a.m. to 8:05 a.m.
As a Title I school, we are required to convene an annual meeting to inform parents of the school’s participation in Title I programs and to explain Title I requirements and right of parents. Since the pandemic and strict guidelines for distancing are still in place, we were approved to hold a virtual meeting to ensure we meet the requirements.
The video explains the basics of our participation and that of the LEA (Local Education Agency – MCPSS). Please sign the digital sign-in form in the comment below, so that we may have a record of those who participated in this virtual meeting.
Parents, please read this important note. This isn't how we wanted the school year to start, but we are hopeful that our safety efforts will help conditions improve soon. Please do not contact the school to ask for your child's teacher's name. Teachers will have that information on hand on Wednesday, August 11th to help students get to their classrooms. We will make sure all students are taken care of.
The mission of Taylor-White Elementary School is to provide quality instruction and guidance in a safe, nurturing, positive environment with the purpose of creating successful, productive citizens who can make a contribution to the global community.
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Students’ academic, social, and emotional development is the chief priority and must be fostered in a safe, positive, and supportive learning environment.
Educators, school staff, students, parents, and the community must collaborate to share the responsibility to ensure that all students become confident, life-long learners.
Students are capable of achieving the values of good citizenship, self-discipline, and self-direction, which are the foundations for pride in self, school, community, and country.
Each student is respected for his or her uniqueness and must be provided with differentiated and individualized instruction to meet his or her personal needs, achievements, and goals.
Students have the potential to develop an understanding and appreciation for diversity in society.
Students can be successful when provided with a variety of instructional approaches, with the goal of becoming successful citizens of the future.
Technology is fundamental to a successful education that prepares students to meet the challenges of an ever-changing society.
The
Mobile County Board of School Commissioners met on August 6, 2021 for the
purpose of discussing the current status of COVID-19 and its impact on our
area, our communities and our students. Based on the information provided in presentations by local health care officials, a recommendation was made to
the Board of School Commissioners to mandate face masks on all MCPSS campuses,
buses and at all MCPSS events, including MCPSS athletic events. The
recommendation was voted upon and approved by the Board of School
Commissioners.
Therefore,
effective immediately, face masks are mandated for all MCPSS campuses, buses,
and during all MCPSS sponsored events. The only exclusion to the mandate will
be outdoor events when individuals can maintain at least six feet of social
distancing. At such events, masks will be strongly encouraged.
Additionally,
at this time, students in pre-kindergarten, kindergarten and first grade (age 7
and under) are strongly encouraged, but not required, to wear masks.
This
mandate will remain in effect until further notice.
