Roosevelt Elementary School Info.
a month ago
305 10th Ave NW
701-751-6507
Mr. Wade Meschke, Principal
School starts at 8:25am.Our first bell rings at 8:15am and our tardy bell rings at 8:25am.
Dismissal bells ring:
Kindergarten and 3rd Grade at 2:56pm
1st and 4th Grade at 2:58pm
2nd and 5th Grade at 3:00pm
Our colors are red and black and we're called the
Roughriders.
Our school is located at 305 10th Ave NW, Mandan.
Phone 701-751-6507 Fax 701-751-6674
Office Hours:
Regular office hours are 7:30 am - 3:45 pm, Monday-Friday.Please leave a voicemail at 701-751-6507 after hours or if we are unable to answer, and we'll return your call as soon as possible.
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Quick Links
- MASTERY CONNECT Standards Based Report Card Guide
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Title I Program Information
a month ago
Roosevelt Elementary School is currently in the tenth year operating as a Schoolwide school. The Title I School-wide Program has allowed us to serve all students in reading, writing, and math. This allows us to better serve all of the students at Roosevelt.
Method of Delivery
• Pullout
• In-Class
All schools must ensure that services provided by Title I personnel, regardless of the model of delivery used, are supplemental.
Title I services are supplemental in terms of greater instructional intensity and opportunity to learn.
The Mandan Public Schools provides pullout, in-class, and extended year programs. These methods are chosen by the principal and Title I Staff. Each school chooses what method they feel will be most effective for their students.
Annual Review Meeting
Roosevelt Elementary School is required to hold an annual review meeting to review all the components of our Title I program such as the student selection process, professional development, the parent involvement policy, the compact, classroom teacher communication, assessment methods, service methods, curriculum, and any other items important to the operation of our Title I programs. This meeting is conducted in the spring of each school year.
Compact for LearningRoosevelt Elementary School must develop a written school-parent compact jointly with parents for children participating in Title I activities, services and programs. These compacts have outlined how parents, the school staff and students will share the responsibility for improved student academic achievement and also build a school-parent partnership.
Parental Involvement
Research has strongly linked the correlation between parental involvement and student academic success. Roosevelt Elementary School values and promotes parental involvement.
Research shows that children do better in school when parents talk often with teachers and become involved in the school. There are many ways that parents and teachers can communicate with each other, rather than relying on the scheduled parent-teacher conferences. Close communications between parents and teachers can help the student.
Another good investment in your child's education is to volunteer. Depending upon parent's availability, interests, and the needs of the school, the opportunities are endless. Some suggestions include lunchroom monitor, tutoring, library aide, classroom speaker on a specific topic of interest, and concession workers at school events. Parents should take stock of their skills and interests to volunteer. School personnel may not know what parents want to do as a volunteer.
Roosevelt Elementary School has developed a Parental Involvement Action Plan that incorporates parenting, communicating, volunteering, learning at home, decision making and collaborating.
View Parental Involvement Plan