Parent Right-to-Know Information
As Required by The Elementary and Secondary Education Assistance (ESEA) [Section 1112(e)(1)(A)] and the Every Student Succeeds Act [Section 1112(e)(1)(A)]

The Nevada Department of Education (NDE), Office of Student and School Supports (OSSS), aims to deepen its partnerships with Local Education Agencies (LEAs) to more effectively support the implementation of our state’s key reforms that will lead to improved outcomes for all students.  More specifically, the OSSS School Improvement team strives to support LEAs in determining the quality of implementation of CSI School Performance Plans (SPPs) in their districts. This requires not only adhering to areas of compliance, but also being deliberate in ways we streamline our collaboration efforts. Quarterly progress checks is one way to help ensure CSI schools are making progress toward increasing student achievement and improving the quality of instruction for all students.

Districts receiving Title I, Part A funds are required to jointly develop with, agree upon with, and distribute to parents and family members of children participating in Title I, Part A funded programs a written parent and family engagement policy.

AB 219, Section 1.2 requires the principals of public schools that demonstrate low achievement of English learner (EL) pupils to establish corrective action plans (CAP). Specifically, the law states that based on the most recent annual report of the statewide system of accountability for public schools, schools rated in the lowest 30 percent of achievement for English learners are to fulfill the CAP requirement.

The Desert Heights School Performance Plan contain detailed information about Desert Heights Elementary School.  Annual plans are prepared in compliance with the Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 385.357. School Performance Plans identify goals and measurable objectives, as well as action steps designed to increase achievement of all students.

The Nevada Department of Education (NDE), Office of Student and School Supports (OSSS), aims to deepen its partnerships with Local Education Agencies (LEAs) to more effectively support the implementation of our state’s key reforms that will lead to improved outcomes for all students. More specifically, the OSSS School Improvement team strives to support LEAs in determining the quality of implementation of CSI School Performance Plans (SPPs) in their districts. This requires not only adhering to areas of compliance, but also being deliberate in ways we streamline our collaboration efforts. Quarterly progress checks is one way to help ensure CSI schools are making progress toward increasing student achievement and improving the quality of instruction for all students.