Parents,
We will be having our first PTA meeting Sept. 23rd @ 6pm. We will be discussing PAC and Cluster reps as part of the agenda. Please attend if you are able!
Monday, September 20, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Title I News
Need a Break On Your Phone Bill?
Attention Parents of
School Name
If your child is enrolled in the National Free Lunch program you are entitled to a discount of up to $13.50 off of the local service portion of your telephone bill. The program is called Lifeline. You qualify for this discount if your child is enrolled in the Free Lunch program.
You may also qualify if your family receives one of the following: Food Stamps, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Medicaid, Families First or if you live in public housing/section 8 or received assistance from the Low Income Home and Energy Assistance (LIHEAP) program.
If you do not receive any of the mentioned public assistance, you may qualify by your income.
How can you get this credit?
It’s simple! If you receive one of the listed public assistance and you already have telephone service, contact your local provider. The Lifeline program has been federally mandated to be offered by all telephone companies that meet certain guidelines.
If you qualify by income and do not receive one of the listed public assistance, you must call the Tennessee Regulatory Authority (TRA).
The TRA is committed to making available these vital programs to those that need it. If you have questions please call the TRA at 1-800-342-8359 to speak with a TRA representative.
Ask for Lifeline.
Need a Break On Your Phone Bill?
Attention Parents of
School Name
If your child is enrolled in the National Free Lunch program you are entitled to a discount of up to $13.50 off of the local service portion of your telephone bill. The program is called Lifeline. You qualify for this discount if your child is enrolled in the Free Lunch program.
You may also qualify if your family receives one of the following: Food Stamps, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Medicaid, Families First or if you live in public housing/section 8 or received assistance from the Low Income Home and Energy Assistance (LIHEAP) program.
If you do not receive any of the mentioned public assistance, you may qualify by your income.
How can you get this credit?
It’s simple! If you receive one of the listed public assistance and you already have telephone service, contact your local provider. The Lifeline program has been federally mandated to be offered by all telephone companies that meet certain guidelines.
If you qualify by income and do not receive one of the listed public assistance, you must call the Tennessee Regulatory Authority (TRA).
The TRA is committed to making available these vital programs to those that need it. If you have questions please call the TRA at 1-800-342-8359 to speak with a TRA representative.
Ask for Lifeline.
Friday, September 10, 2010
More English Classes
September 23rd at 10:00 a.m. at Maxwell Elementary, there will be an English assessment for the new parents who want to take English classes. It is open to langauges of any background, not just Spanish.
English Classes
For detailed information on upcoming adult English classes at Paragon Mills Elementary and volunteering opportunities please contact Mary Holland at Mary.Holland@mnps.org or 615-333-5170 Ex. 2122.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Parent Coffee Friday, Sept. 10th @9am
Parents,
Due to the large response to our Parent Coffee, the location will now be in the A.Z. Kelley Cafeteria.
Thanks!
Due to the large response to our Parent Coffee, the location will now be in the A.Z. Kelley Cafeteria.
Thanks!
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