Policies

POLICIES

• Board Policy Manual

• Title IX Training Materials Overview

  • Title IX Coordinator Training

  • Title IX Investigator Training

  • Title IX Decision Maker Training

  • Title IX Appeals Officer Training

• PCS Handbook

• Enrollment Policy

• Child Find Public Notice

• School Report Card

• NCLB Policy

• Other Policies/Notifications

• Educating Missouri’s Homeless Children

  • Foster Care & Homeless Children Point of Contact:

  • Martha Gray, mgray@premiercharterschool.org

  • 314-881-2553

• Students in Foster Care

• Youth Suicide Awareness and Prevention Policy

• PCS Parent & Family Engagement Plan

• Virtual Education Policy and Regulations

• Health & Wellness Policy

• Title 1 Annual Meeting

• Federal Programs

Questions about our policies?

Dr. Mike Schrimpf

314-645-9600
mschrimpf@premiercharterschool.org

Title ix

In accordance with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, which prohibits a school from discrimination based on sex, Premier Charter School does not discriminate on the basis of sex or gender in its educational programs and activities.

Information pertaining to the application of Title IX for students can be found in our parent and student handbook and information for the application of Title IX for employees can be found in our staff handbook.

Inquiries concerning the application of Title IX may be referred to Title IX Coordinators.

Mike Schrimpf

314-645-9600
mschrimpf@premiercharterschool.org

AMI POLICY:

Alternative Method of Instruction (AMI) days are days in which students virtually attend school because conditions exist that make it impossible to attend school in person.  We believe that students learn best when they are at school.  We have designed our yearly calendar to accommodate school cancellations.  However, if circumstances exist that would require closing school for several days in a row or if we exceed our built in days, AMI day(s) will be used.  The purpose of an AMI day will be to ensure that students continue to learn from home when they cannot be in the school building.

Students are expected to participate in school during an AMI day by completing and returning all assignments no later than the day school resumes.  Completion of these assignments will be used to determine student attendance for AMI days.  In addition, teachers may schedule one or more virtual meetings via Zoom or Google Classroom and teachers will be available by email.  

If we anticipate calling an AMI day, instructional materials and student devices will be sent home with students beforehand. In addition, if your child needs internet access, you can contact techsupport@premiercharterschool.org to arrange for a portable hotspot to be sent home.

TITLE IX COORDINATORs

Dr. Mike Schrimpf

314-645-9600
mschrimpf@premiercharterschool.org

Martha Gray
314-645-9600
mgray@premiercharterschool.org