The Sultan Parent Partnership Program has been put on hold for the 2022-23 school year. Please visit Sultan School District's other programs for your student's educational needs. We hope to be back for the 23-24 school year.
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SSD Staff
Welcome to Sultan Parent Partnership Program
The
Sultan Parent Partnership Program is a community of families that are an
integral part of their child’s education, working cooperatively to nurture
love of learning and build character.
What
students learn?
- Language
Arts
- Mathematics
- Science
- Social
Studies
Parents and students work with a certified educator to develop
an individualized plan that addresses student strengths, learning style, and
areas for improvement.
We will meet weekly
in class by grade bands to provide hands on interactive opportunities to learn
together. Class time will focus on
science labs, projects, and group learning activities. Parents are encouraged to attend on campus
with their child and arrangements are made for parents to engage in teaching
small group lessons provided by the teacher. (Remote learning is possible by
prior arrangement with administrator and the teacher)
State standards are addressed and topics are integrated into
meaningful themes. Work is hands on and
project based. Curriculum is provided, as well as a schedule to follow for each
subject. This will take the
guesswork out of weekly planning for parents. We truly desire this to be a
community that will support each other and grow together.
FAQ:
Q: Who determines
what the student learns and how they will learn it?
A: The Teacher,
parents/guardian, and student work together to create a Written Student
Learning Plan prior to the student being enrolled in SP3. The teacher helps the students and parents/guardians
identify appropriate grade level learning standards, and gives families options
for reaching these goals.
Q: How often will
students and families be required to connect with the certified teacher?
A: Plan to attend
weekly class sessions. Weekly two way
communications with the teacher is required. Work is submitted and progress is
updated on a monthly basis.
Q: What commitment
is required of the parent/guardian and student?
A: Weekly learning will
happen in person, however families are expected to continue facilitating
learning daily at home on non school days. The commitment is significant and
families need to desire being an active participant in the education process.
Q: What happens if my child and I are struggling to meet
the education goals that are set in the WSLP?
A: Several options are available to you:
Our teacher will have office hours and be available by
appointment to conference with the student/family to help offer support where
needed.
An Intervention Plan can be created to introduce new
supports or change some of the set goals to modify the education plan for the
student.
Sometimes some learning materials are not correct for
every student, and by contacting the teacher is can be possible to change the
learning materials to try to teach the same lessons by a different method.
If you have additional questions, please reach out to:
SP3 Administrator: Jason VanZant
[email protected]
Phone: (360)793-9861 ext. 1614
SP3 Handbook