Over 100 of Memphis’ schools are designated as Title I, a federally funded program for high poverty-level schools. Of the city’s 64 failing schools, 47 are under Title I. Most of the failing schools not designated Title I are high schools.
YOUR PUBLIC SCHOOL CHOICES: *Traditional and Community schools*Charter schools *iZone: Innovation Zone schools *ASD : Achievement School District
WE PROVIDE GUIDANCE TO PARENTS SO THEY CAN IDENTIFY BETTER EDUCATIONAL CHOICES TO ENSURE A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR THEIR KIDS
The city schools have had a 25 to 27 percent mobility rate over
the past three years, meaning that more than 1 out of 4 students changed schools at least once during the school year.
GENERAL CHOICE TRANSFER
General Choice Transfer allows your child to attend a school he or she is not zoned, this process takes place at the beginning of the school year. We can help with this process.
“Madness occurs in schools when teachers, school personnel, and school resource officers perceive black and brown children as superpredators. Implicit bias and behavioral expectations about black and brown children alter their perception and make them more likely to use attributes such as “disrespect” “oppositional” and “threatening” to describe the behavior of black and brown children (Fenning & Rose, 2007; Neal et al., 2003).”
WE ARE CONVINCED QUALITY SCHOOLS SHOULD PROVIDE:
A joyful environment for students, and parents
Excited children throughout the school
Engaged teaching and learning
Grade level learning
A strong, fair, and clear discipline plan
Commitment to correct teacher-student ratio
Quality arts & sports programs Welcomed Parental involvement
Every One Excels 