Pelham City School Community Stakeholder Feedback 2025-2026 for FY 27
We would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and input on ways to improve our schools and effective use of our Title 1 funding.  As a Title 1 School we are also required to get parent input in the program in order to maintain our federal funding.   Please take a few minutes to complete this survey and help our school system continue to be "the System of Choice" in South Georgia.  Please leave your name and contact number for the gift card drawing!
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The Comprehensive LEA Improvement Plan (CLIP) describes how we support students with federal funding. What do you as parents need to better support your student academically?  *
The District Family Engagement Plan describes activities to help support parent involvement.  Which parent and family activities do you feel are most supportive?  Choose as many as applicable. *
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Our School Compact describes how improving student achievement is a shared responsibility by parents, students, and school.  What do you believe parents need from the school to help support student learning at home? *
The School Improvement Plan uses key elements of Title 1 to upgrade the educational program so all students can reach high academic standards.  Title 1 is supplemental funding that can only be used for "above and beyond"  the regular daily instructional classroom.  How do you think these funds would best be spent in our school to enhance academics? *
In the event that the PCSCS Title 1 Funding allocations exceed $500,000.00 in a school year, we are required to get input into the spending and the use of 1%  of the funds on parent and family engagement.  Please check all the areas in which you believe these funds should be used.
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