Title I
School–Home Compact 2025–2026
What is a School-Home Compact?
The School–Home Compact for Success is an agreement that families, students, and teachers develop together. It explains how families and teachers will work together to make sure all students reach or exceed grade-level standards.
Effective Compacts Should…
- Connect goals with the school’s improvement plan
- Focus on skills that students need for success
- Describe how teachers plan to provide high-quality instruction to help your child succeed
- Share strategies families can use at home to help their child
- Explain how teachers plan to communicate students’ academic progress
Building Partnerships
R.E.A.C.H.
R.E.A.C.H. hosts free family events throughout the year. These events empower families by sharing ways they can support their child in reading, writing, and math while also providing fun, engaging activities for families to experience together. What a great opportunity to share the evening with your child’s teacher, classmates, and other parents.
Reading Empowers All Children’s Hopes
School-wide Title I
District Goals
The Board of Education sets goals for the entire district.
- ELA: SCS will increase the number of students scoring on track or mastered on the ELA portion of the TCAP from 49.3% to 58.7% in grades 3–5 by Spring 2026.
- Math: SCS will increase the number of students scoring on track or mastered on the Math portion of the TCAP from 55.4% to 58.8% in grades 3–5 by Spring 2026.
School Goals
Guild administrators, school leaders, and teachers use student achievement data to determine the most important areas for improvement for our school.
- Guild will have 36.4% of students meet/exceed state standards in ELA.
- Guild will have 40.9% of students meet/exceed state standards in Math.
- Guild will lower its chronic absenteeism rate to 17.2%.
Save the Dates
- October 23: Fall Fun Fest
- December 6: Starbooks Café
- February: One Book Blitz
- March: Night of the Arts
- April: STEM Night
Informational flyers and reminder bookmarks with all the details will be sent prior to events and through REMIND.
Teachers, Families, and Students Succeed Together
Communicate Student Learning
Guild Elementary School is committed to frequent two-way communication with families about student learning. Some of the ways you can expect us to communicate are:
- Remind 101
- Google Classroom
- Monthly/weekly calendars
- Take-home folders/binders
- Guild website
- Social Media/Facebook
#GESuccess, #5HousesofGuild, #5Houses1Family
Success at School
During the day students will:
- Receive small-group and whole-group instruction
- Develop reading skills through decodable readers
- Practice trick word cards
- Read texts that include trick words
- Practice writing sentences and illustrating their writing
- Receive instruction in a workshop model using the new Eureka Math curriculum
Success at Home
At home students can:
- Read the Sumner Reads passages nightly
- Access Paloma nightly
- Practice trick words or FRY words
- Practice adding and subtracting within 20
- Talk about their day & what they’re learning
- Pack a healthy snack in their backpack
- Have school materials ready the night before
- Get a good night’s sleep (set morning alarm)
- Eat breakfast at home or at school
GES Annual Title I Presentation
