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Parents' Bill of Rights

On August 15, 2023, the North Carolina legislature passed the Parents' Bill of Rights. To better serve our families, we have created this dedicated webpage that includes information, forms and resources that will help parents/guardians access information, request information, report concerns or submit objections, opt in for- and receive notification about specific things as it relates to their child(ren) who attend our schools.

Parents' Guide to Student Achievement

It is the goal of the Rockingham County School System to provide parents and guardians of our students access to information pertaining to student achievement through the district's Parents' Guide to Student Achievement (PGSA).

Paper copies of this document and the information included within it can be obtained through a request from your child’s individual school.

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Parents' Bill of Rights

Parents' Guide to Student Achievement

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Parents' Bill of Rights

Right #1: The right to consent or withhold consent for participation in reproductive health and safety education programs, consistent with G.S. 115C-81.30.

Right #2: The right to seek a medical or religious exemption from immunization requirements, consistent with the requirements of G.S. 130A-156 and G.S. 130A-157.

Right #3: The right to review statewide standardized assessment results as part of the State report card.

Right #4: The right to request an evaluation of their child for an academically or intellectually gifted program, or for identification as a child with a disability.

Right #5: The right to inspect and purchase public school unit textbooks and other supplementary instructional materials.

Right #6: The right to access information relating to the Board's policies for promotion or retention, including high school graduation requirements.

Right #7: The right to receive student report cards on a regular basis that clearly depict and grade the student's academic performance in each class or course, the student's conduct, and the student's attendance.

Right #8: The right to access information relating to the State public education system, State standards, report card requirements, attendance requirements, and textbook requirements.

Right #9: The right to participate in parent-teacher organizations.

Right #10: The right to Opt In” to certain data collection for their child and the right for students to participate in protected surveys only with parental consent.

Right #11: The right to review all available records of materials their child has borrowed from a school library.

Parents' Guide to Student Achievement