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Renaissance Charter School at West Palm Beach Shares Title 1 Information with Families
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Renaissance Charter West Palm Beach Shares Title 1 Info with Families

Renaissance Charter School at West Palm Beach has shared Title 1 information, including parent compacts and engagement plans, with families. Parents can access these resources online or by contacting the school.

09/30/2026 · West Palm Beach edition

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Renaissance Charter School at West Palm Beach has made important Title 1 information available to parents and guardians. The school is providing access to its School Parent Compact, School Parent and Family Engagement Plan, and the District Parent & Family Engagement Plan.

These documents outline the responsibilities of the school, parents, and students in supporting academic achievement, a key component of federal Title 1 funding. The school aims to build a strong partnership between home and school to ensure student success.

Parents and guardians can also access the school's FY27 SWP Public Summary and presentation materials from the Title 1 Annual Parent Meeting. These resources detail how Title 1 funds support educational programs and student learning.

The school encourages all parents and guardians to review these materials to understand their rights and the school's commitment to family engagement. Information on accessing these documents is available on the school's website or by contacting the school directly.

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