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Hialeah High Expands Online Resources for Title 1 Parents

Hialeah Senior High School has launched a new online portal for Title 1 parents, offering access to school policies, academic progress tracking and engagement resources.

Staff Writer
09/22/2026 · Hialeah edition

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Hialeah Senior High School provides a dedicated online space for parents of students in the Title I program to access school documents and resources. The school's Title I page serves as a central hub for parents seeking information on academic progress, school policies and parental engagement opportunities.

The Title I program aims to provide additional academic support and resources to students in high-poverty schools. Hialeah High School's online portal gives parents direct access to key documents, including the school's Uniform Policy, the Parents' Bill of Rights and the HHS Parent/Student Handbook. These resources inform parents about school expectations and student rights.

Parents can also use the Parent Portal to check their child's academic performance through an online gradebook and register for a parent account. The school offers a Parent Academy to help parents understand school-related matters and support their children's education. An Absence Excuse Form is also available for download.

The school provides specific resources for military families, including information on transition planning. This initiative supports all families in the Hialeah High School community.

Parents can find instructions for navigating the Parent Portal and access the MDCPS Parent/Student Handbook for broader district information. The Title I page at Hialeah High School fosters strong home-school partnerships to ensure student success.

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