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Attention Parent(s)/Guardian(s):
As part of the process of continuous improvement, the Bibb County School System is asking parents to complete a survey designed to give school leaders an idea of stakeholder perceptions.
The survey link is
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/164534/p1556
We value your opinion and want to assure you that your responses will be anonymous.
The survey will remain open until May 21, 2021.
Thank you for your time and support of Bibb County Schools!
The Bibb County School System is conducting Child Find for the 2020-2021 school year. Child Find is a program by the Alabama State Department of Education and the Department of Rehabilitation Services to locate, identify, and evaluate children with disabilities from 3 to age 21. Referrals may be made at any time throughout the school year. For more information about Child Find, contact Katrina Mathews, Special Education Coordinator, at 205-926-9881 ext. 6022.
My Plate Guide to School Breakfast for Families
Charged Meal Policy
Bibb County Schools Menus
These can be viewed at https://schools.mealviewer.com/ and select your child's school.
Parents' Right-to-Know
School Board Policies
Medical Information and Forms for Parents
Powerschool-Parent Portal Information
Bibb County School District Student Policies
Local School Continuous Improvement Plans
Preparing Alabama Students for Success
Students in Alabama Public Schools are getting additional help to succeed in life through the implementation of a statewide pilot program called PASS (Preparing Alabama Students for Success). Funding is provided by the Alabama Legislature in an attempt to improve the education level of our work force throughout the state. Bibb County School system is pleased to be the recipient of such funds to develop a local initiative to help improve graduation rates in Bibb County.
The P.A.S.S. Initiative is built around the four cornerstones of academics, attendance, discipline and safety. Funding will allow local schools to develop, sustain and/or facilitate a comprehensive prevention and intervention program for students who are “at risk” of failure.
This initiative is intended to:
- To help ensure students apply their best academic effort and cooperative behavior
- To prepare students for educational opportunities beyond the secondary level
- To prepare students for today’s world of work as well as projected future needs
- To promote greater safety and security in our schools
- To promote greater parental, family and community support and involvement
Please join our school system in making this program a success. If you have a child or grandchild in school, ensure that they attend and study daily. If you belong to a local business or civic organization, seek out ways to partner with our school system by adopting a school or volunteering time and resources. The students in our schools today will be the work force and leaders of our state tomorrow. An investment in our students is an investment in our future.
