Parent Resources

 

The administration believes that communication between the school and the home is a very important factor in the success of your child.  We will make every reasonable effort to keep you informed about your child during the school year.  We also ask that you call us should you need help on any matter pertaining to Montville High School.

The education of our youth is a community effort and continues to be a priority.  To this end, the governance, residents, and resources of our community are utilized as needed to support the school’s endeavors.

Opportunities for Parent involvement:

SERVICE PROGRAMS

United Community Family Services (UCFS)
Smiles on the Move In-School Dental Program
Provides full preventive dental services (cleaning, exam, x-rays, fluoride and sealants) and is open to children of all ages and all insurance types.  Move in-school dental program is scheduled to visit the Montville school district in April.

Parents can visit our website at http://www.ucfs.org/Services/In-School_Dental/index.shtml to print out a Smiles on the Move Enrollment Form, Smiles on the Move Brochure.

If you have any other questions, please feel free to call us!
Kelcey Johnson, Project Assistant
United Community Family Services (UCFS)
47 Town Street, Norwich, CT 06360
860-822-4943 – Phone / 860-892-7043 – Fax / www.ucfs.org

Montville Schools Nutrition Program

Montville School Nutrition Program is meeting tough new federal nutrition standards for school meals, ensuring that meals are healthy and well-balanced and provide students all the nutrition they need to succeed at school. 

Reduced Lunch Applications
Students that have not turned in and been approved for free or reduced meal rates from a new 2012-13 Meal Application soon will have to pay full price for meals. Please COMPLETE AND RETURN YOUR APPLICATION NOW. Applications are available on the www.montvilleschools.org webpage see nutrition, or from the cafeteria cashier, and in the front office. THEY MAY BE TURNED IN ALL YEAR IF YOUR HOUSEHOLD INCOME OR SIZE CHANGES.

 

OFFICE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION - Eileen Richmond
Information for students and parents

University of Connecticut

UCREP:  University/ College Preparation, Rights & Responsibilities, Empowerment and Planning 2013
July 28 – August 2, 2013 – UCONN Storrs campus

The Center for Students with Disabilities (CSD) has developed and enhanced this specialized transition program for high school juniors and seniors with disabilities who plan to attend college.

Please join us at the University of Connecticut for a six day, transition focused summer program. Participate in academic and personal skills training sessions and enjoy living, learning and socializing on a college campus.

Who should attend? 

  • Rising high school juniors and seniors who have a disability. 
  • Entering college freshmen with a disability.

Applicants must:

  • be able to demonstrate competencies necessary for college success.
  • have a high school GPA of at least 2.5.
  • submit an IEP, 504 plan or other documentation which discusses the nature of their disability.
  • be able to live on the UConn campus and participate as expected in all program activities for the duration of the program.

What to expect?

  • Acquire a broader knowledge of college life, expectations and responsibilities.
  • Gain a better understanding of your academic and personal strengths and needs.
  • Understand your rights and responsibilities as a student with a disability.
  • Learn the skills to become an effective self-advocate.
  • Begin to create an individualized college transition plan that will assist with planning, preparation and adjustment.

Questions, contact Jacqueline Santiago, UCPREP Coordinator, at (860) 486-2020 or email her at ucprep@uconn.edu.

Three Rivers Community College
College Disability Services

A Workshop for Parents of TRCC Students
Monday, August 5, 2013 

  • Do you have a son/daughter with a disability currently attending TRCC, or starting at TRCC in the fall of 2013?
  • Do you want to understand the many ways that college Disability Services are different from K-12 Special Ed?
  • Are you curious about your (new) role as a parent of a college student?

Who Should Attend:         Parents of TRCC Students Who Have Disabilities
Date:                           Monday, August 5, 2013
Time:                           1:00-3:00 pm
Location:                       Room C-101 / Three Rivers Community College
Presenter:                     Chris Scarborough, Learning Disabilities Specialist
Cost:                            Free
Pre-registration:              None
For more Info:                 860.892.5751

 

WORKSHOPS SPONSORED BY THE COUNSELING DEPARTMENT

Financial Aid Workshop 
Was held on  December 13 from 7-9 PM in the Library Media Center
If you are unable to make tonight's presentation you can visit the website to view and download the informational handouts of the evening.

College Planning Night
Was held on November 14 from 7-9 PM in the Library Media Center
If you are unable to make tonight's presentation you can visit the website to view and download the informational handouts of the evening.