Our role is to prepare Park students for success in the twenty-first century.  We are committed to creative thinking, academic accomplishments and life long learning.  Our students understand that what they learn in school applies to all aspects of their lives.  Park promotes social awareness, involvement and compassion.  Students discover the importance of their individual contribution to family, school, and community.  Park students take an informed, active role in a global society.

AUSD is pleased to offer two complementary web-based services to enhance communication between home and school. Information about both may be found on the school and District webpage . SchoolLoop provides webpages to teachers that make available current information from the classroom including course syllabus, handouts and classroom activities. Self-registry for SchoolLoop is available on the school homepage. Home Access Center (HAC), which is separate and part of the Student Information System, allows parents and students to view schedules, attendance, assignments, report cards and other data related to school records. Currently this service is available to middle and high school only. Elementary will be available soon. You may have received user name and password information at registration time for the Home Access Center. If not, please contact your child’s school for assistance. We look forward to working together as a team to advance student achievement. Thank you.

Park Family Newsletter

January

Homework Club! 

• Mondays and Thursdays from 3-4pm, in library
• Session 2 Starts Monday, November …and runs until February 2

First come, first served; get your applications in today!

HOMEWORK CLUB APPLICATION 

The Park Way!

The culture on our Park campus is slowly improving.  Students are adhering to more of our rules and making better choices each day.  Bullying incidents are down, thanks to Ms. Lisa Starr’s Anti Bullying campaign and more students are focusing on simply doing the right thing.  Great job students!

Parent Engagement Education Program

PIQE’s signature program is the Parent Engagement Education Program.
True to the organization’s mission, the program educates parents on how to foster a positive educational environment for their children both at home and at school.

The program, which lasts nine weeks, is free to parents. Parents who participate learn how to create a positive and lasting educational environment at home using a number of proven academic success tools: dedicating a home study location and time of day for homework; creating ongoing dialog with their kids’ surrounding their academic successes and challenges; discussing children’s college expectations; and more.

Check our calendar for times.

Linked Learning Pathways Program

Antioch Unified School District is proud to allow high school students to complete their secondary education by following one of many varied and exciting career pathway possibilities. These pathways are, for the most part, small learning communities within the larger structure of the high school setting that allow students to gain insight and specialized training in a specific area of expertise while completing a rigorous academic agenda designed to prepare them for college, career, and beyond. Please click the link below to go to the district's Linked Learning website for more information on specific pathways, as well as dates for upcoming informational parent meetings. Parents and students must attend one of these meetings in order to apply for the pathway program.

AUSD Pathway Program