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For information regarding discrimination, harassment, or retaliation please contact [dcps.grievance@dc.gov](dcps.grievance@dc.gov) or [OCR@ed.gov](OCR@ed.gov). The Office of Labor Management & Employee Relations (LMER) for Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) may be reached at (202) 442-5424.  \nTeachers and Paraprofessionals.  \nThe Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) eliminated the need for highly qualified teachers. However, parents have the right to request teacher information by contacting the school Principal.  \nStudent Achievement (PARCC Data) .  \nParents have the right to know that the 2018 PARCC results can be obtained from the District of Columbia Public Schools website.  \nStudent Records.  \nParents have the right to know that the District of Columbia Public Schools must provide notification regarding publicly released student information ( FERPA) . This includes parent notice if military or college recruiters request student data.  \nUnsafe School Choice Option.  \nYou have the right to be notified if your child is the victim of a violent crime at school. In addition, you have the right to request a transfer for your child if he or she is the victim of a violent crime at school. For more information, contact the contact the School Culture Division at (202) 442-4404.  \nEnglish Learners (ELs) .  \nParents have the right to know 1) their child’s English Proficiency Level (PL), 2) if DCPS meets annual measurable objectives, and 3) how they can be involved in their student’s education. For more information, contact the Office of Teaching and Learning, Language Acquisition Division at (202) 671-0750.  \nNotice of Educational Rights for Homeless Children.  \nParents have the right to school choice and comparable services – to include transportation, educational services, and meals, for homeless students. For more information, contact the School Culture Division at (202) 442-4404.  \nTitle I Programs.  \nYou have the right to be informed about Targeted Assistance and Schoolwide Title I programs. Please find the completelist of all Title I Schools here. For more information, contact the Division of Federal Programs and Grants (202) 442-6025.  \nParent and Family Engagement.  \nParents have the right to help develop schools School-Parent Compacts (parent and family engagement policy) for improved student academic achievement. For more information, contact the Office of Family and Public Engagement (202) 719-6613.  \nComplaint Resolution.  \nParents have the right to have complaints resolved within 60 business days. For more information, contact the Division of Federal Programs and Grants (202) 442-6025.","cbCaihCLFyAbRTZD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihCLFyAbRTZD","pdf",462664,"English","# Parental Right to Know for 2018-2019\n## Notice of Non-Discrimination and Non-Retaliation\n## Rights to Teacher Information and Student Achievement (PARCC Data)\n## Student Records and FERPA Notifications\n## Unsafe School Choice Option\n## English Learners (ELs) Information\n## Educational Rights for Homeless Children\n## Title I Programs\n## Parent and Family Engagement\n## Complaint Resolution","[{\"question\":\"How can parents get help or information about discrimination, harassment, or retaliation?\",\"answer\":\"Parents can contact the DCPS grievance email or OCR@ed.gov for information regarding discrimination, harassment, or retaliation.\"},{\"question\":\"What student achievement information can parents access for 2018 PARCC results?\",\"answer\":\"Parents have the right to obtain the 2018 PARCC results from the DCPS website.\"},{\"question\":\"What notification and resolution timelines apply to complaints?\",\"answer\":\"Parents have the right to have complaints resolved within 60 business days, with more information available through the Division of Federal Programs and Grants.\"}]","Parental Right to Know Guide - Notice of Non-Discrimination and Non-Retaliation | PDF",1792047485]