MPS Informs Families of Rights, Responsibilities and Discipline
Annual publication details important information for the upcoming school year
MPS Informs Families of Rights, Responsibilities and Discipline. Photo courtesy of MPS.
MILWAUKEE – August 11, 2017: Milwaukee Public Schools is encouraging families to read the Parent/Student Handbook on Rights, Responsibilities and Discipline before the start of school. This annual publication details many MPS programs, student and family rights, and the MPS Code of Conduct. Important information for athletes is also included. The first day of school for MPS high schools, middle schools and some elementary schools is Monday, August 14th.
Copies of the book were mailed to MPS families in early August. Printed copies in English are available at all MPS schools. Copies in Spanish are available at MPS schools with a bilingual program. The book can be accessed online any time in Arabic, Burmese, English, Hmong, Rohingya, Somali and Spanish.
This book is the best source of information for families to be informed about behavior and discipline, attendance, student records, transportation, winter weather, and family supports. Read more about this handbook at mpsmke.com/rights.
Access the Parent/Student Handbook on Rights, Responsibilities and Discipline online!
- Rights and Responsibilities-English
- Rights and Responsibilities-Arabic
- Rights and Responsibilities-Burmese
- Rights and Responsibilities-Hmong
- Rights and Responsibilities-Rohingya
- Rights and Responsibilities-Somali
- Rights and Responsibilities-Spanish
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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