CARNEGIE

We want to hear from you! We are asking all Parents/Guardians of students at Carnegie Public Schools to please take a moment and fill out the attached Family Survey concerning the 2020-2021 School year.

Please help us to share this link with our Wildcat Families, and if you know of someone who does not have access to the online survey, you can hep them to submit their information online or let them know they can fill out the survey in person at the Superintendent's Office (currently the Old Home Ec Room at the High School). Summer hours are Monday-Thursday 9:00-3:00.

Working together, we know we will continue to provide the very best learning opportunities for our students. We appreciate you taking the time to help us as we develop and finalize plans for the coming year.

Surveys will be accepted through NOON on Monday, July 20th. Please fill out ONLY one survey form per family. THANK YOU!

CARNEGIE SCHOOLS FAMILY SURVEY

Toolkit & Video Now Available to Help Educators, Families Talk About Test Results

“Do you know the early warning sign of children with special needs:  Do you know a child who has special needs:  Carnegie Public Schools meets the needs of these children through the Special Education Department.  If you know of a child who may need help, contact Mr. Smith, Superintendent, at Carnegie Public Schools, or Connie Leitner, Special Education Director, at (580) 654-1470.”

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Each year individuals steal federal education dollars or misuse them for their own personal use.

These vital funds provide educational opportunities that build the future of America.

Don’t let them get away with it!

Stop fraud, waste, and abuse of federal education dollars.

If you suspect waste, fraud or abuse, report it today.

Submit your complaint via the web at:

www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/oig/index.html

or via U.S. Postal mail at:

U.S. Department of Education

Office of Inspector General Hotline

400 Maryland Ave, S.W.

Washington, DC, 20202-1500

(Your report can be made anonymously)

For questions, please call 1-800-MISUSED (1-800-647-8733)*

*Operators do not accept reports over the phone

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Do you know the early warning sign of children with special needs:  Do you know a child who has special needs:  Carnegie Public Schools meets the needs of these children through the Special Education Department.  If you know of a child who may need help, contact Mr. Smith, Superintendent, At Carnegie Public Schools, or Connie Leitner, Special Education Director, at (580) 654-1470."