Chain of Command

HOW TO EFFECTIVELY COMMUNICATE WITH SCHOOL OFFICIALS

Parents are often discouraged when they attempt to communicate with Central Office administrators and are sent back to building-based officials in order to resolve a problem their child may be experiencing in school. To prevent that frustration, parents can become informed about the “Chain of Command”, or where to begin the communication sequence. Many parental questions are easily and completely answered by communicating directly with the educator in charge of the class or program. Each situation should first be addressed at whatever level the initial action was taken with appeals moving on to the next level of the chain of command. The easiest way to communicate is via email; email addresses can be found on the Directory page. A phone call would be the next preferable way to communicate. To view our Chain of Command, click here.

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HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION FOR 8th GRADE STUDENTS

District Anti-Bullying Coordinator

Where can I go?

All incidents of harassment, intimidation, or bullying (HIB)
must be reported to the Principal or Assistant Principal within 24 hours.
It is important to make school staff aware of the situation so that
help can be provided in the best way possible.

Each school in our district has an Anti-Bullying Specialist:

Jordan Road Middle School
Mr. Jim Scarano
Counselor
jscarano@sptsd.org

Dawes Avenue Elementary School
Mrs. Julie Antell
Counselor
jantell@sptsd.org

School District Anti-Bullying Coordinator
Dr. Michelle Kaas
mkaas@sptsd.org

CLICK HERE for the
Somers Point School District
Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying PAGE

TO REPORT ANONYMOUSLY, PLEASE CLICK HERE

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Headlines & Features

Free/Reduced Lunch Program - Parent Letter in Spanish

Los niños necesitan comida sana para aprender. Somers Point Board of Education ofrece alimentación sana todos los días. Sus niños podrían calificar para recibir comida gratuita o de precio reducido.

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Free/Reduced Lunch Program Parent Letter

Children need healthy meals to learn. The Somers Point Board of Education offers healthy meals every school day at the prices listed below. Your children may qualify for free meals or for reduced price meals.

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ASTHMA & ALLERGY ACTION PLANS

As we move closer to in-person instruction, we would like to remind everyone who has a child with asthma or allergies of the importance of visiting your child’s healthcare provider (HCP) to review their action plan for the return to in-person school.

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ONCOURSE CONNECT MOBILE GUIDE

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ONCOURSE CLASSROOM LMS USER VIDEO FOR PARENTS & STUDENTS

Please watch this OnCourse Classroom LMS instructional video for parent and student information.

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YMCA CHILD CARE INFORMATION

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OnCourse Parent/ Student Portal Training Video

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On-line Free/Reduced Lunch Application and Lunch Payment System

Click here for Free/Reduced Lunch Info or to view your children’s lunch balances and make payments.

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Before and After School Care

Our before and After School Care program is through our local YMCA. Our Y's Before and After School program extends your child's learning day in a fun and meaningful way! Our program focuses on character development and healthy living, children experience academic, physical, and social activities, under the supervision of positive, caring role models. Parents enjoy peace of mind knowing their school-age children have safe, healthy options before and after school. Afterschool Programs provide academic intervention, healthy activities, and enrichment opportunities throughout the school year, boosting their grades and reducing their risk-taking behaviors.

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