Parents
Gradelink Portal
All parents who have email addresses on file with the school have been sent their username and password either at the beginning of the school year or when they enrolled their child(ren) during the year. Students may also have their own username and password which allows them access to their class pages, grades, and assignments.
(Please note that these usernames and passwords will roll over into the new year if you are continuing with the school.)
If you have forgotten your username or password, once you click on the Gradelink Portal button below, please click the “Forgot Password” link. You will need to use the email address that the school has on file. If you are still unable to access the portal, please contact the school.
School Improvement Plans (SIP)
Our strategy is anchored to a simple but bold vision – to prepare our Average, At Risk, Gifted and Autism children to become productive members of their families and the community.
One way in which we are working to achieve that goal is through the School Improvement Plan (SIP), a unique plan, refined annually, that defines a school’s targeted work to raise achievement for all of its students. These plans are the driving force behind the theory of change in our Average, At Risk, Gifted and Autism children.
This is the first year that we have developed a unique SIP, with input from staff, families, community members and district administration. Each plan includes a set of key strategies aimed at measurable, research-based goals, monitored throughout the year, in the following six areas:
Resources and Useful Links
South Florida School Of Excellence, makes available to parents, students, teachers and school staff a variety of resources and useful links to help you find answers and guidance.
Virtual Counselor
Miami-Dade Virtual School (M-DVS) provides online options for students to earn high school credits. Courses are based on the Sunshine State Standards or the requirements of the College Board.
FL Education Core Standards
The Common Core State Standards provide a consistent, clear understanding of what students are expected to learn, so teachers and parents know what they need to do to help them.