Radium Springs Elementary is committed to working together with our families to ensure every child’s academic success. As part of this commitment, we invite you to attend our Title I Meeting Morning Connections with the Support Hub.
A Title I Meeting is an important opportunity for parents and families to learn about our school’s Title I program and how it supports student success. During this meeting, we will share information about the School-Parent Compact, our academic goals, and ways you can be involved in your child’s education. Join us to discover the resources and programs available to help every student achieve their best!
Morning Connections with the Support Hub is a vital part of starting the school day at Radium Springs. These daily check-ins provide an opportunity for staff and the Support Hub team to build strong relationships, share important updates, and align expectations for the day. By coming together each morning, we ensure everyone is informed and prepared to create a consistent, supportive learning environment for our students. This time also allows for immediate problem-solving and planning for any academic, behavioral, or social-emotional needs, ensuring that interventions and resources are in place early. Morning Connections reinforce the idea that the Support Hub is a resource for teachers and families, working together to help every student succeed.
Why should you attend?
Your input matters! This is your chance to learn how resources are used to support your child and give feedback on our programs, policies, and plans for the upcoming year.
📅 Date: September 5, 2025
🕒 Time: 9:00 am
📍 Location: Media Center
Together, we create an environment where every student can thrive!
At Radium Springs, we strongly believe in creating a safe, supportive, and engaging learning environment where every child can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. We are committed to building strong partnerships with families and the community to ensure student success and lifelong learning.
Resources We Offer to Support Our Families:
✔ School Handbook – Your guide to policies, procedures, and expectations.
✔ School-Parent Compact – Our shared commitment to student success.
✔ School Engagement Plan – Opportunities for families to stay involved and connected.
📲 Scan the QR Code Below to access these resources anytime!
Resources We Offer to Support Our Families:
✔ School Handbook – Your guide to policies, procedures, and expectations.
✔ School-Parent Compact – Our shared commitment to student success.
✔ School Engagement Plan – Opportunities for families to stay involved and connected.
📲 Scan the QR Code Below to access these resources anytime!
If you are interested in being a part of the Helping Hands Ending Hunger program to receive food items on Fridays, please remember to return the form to your child's teacher.
SUMMER PROGRAM: The Boys and Girls Club is offering a Summer Enrichment Program starting on May 27! Checkout the details on the flyer attached.
REVISED SY2026 CALENDAR: Monday, the board approved a revised 2025-2026 School Calendar. You can view it by going to www.docoschools.org/calendars or by clicking here: https://bit.ly/45bCw38
Help us make our school even better! The Georgia School Climate Survey for the 2024-2025 school year is now open, and we need your feedback.
Your input directly impacts our school’s climate and growth. Please take a few minutes to complete the FAMILY survey using the link below:
https://survey.gadoe.org/FM?sid=8685F56A
Thank you for your support!
It’s Homecoming time! We are excited to celebrate with a week full of fun and school spirit. Please take a moment to review the attached schedule of activities so your child can join in on the festivities.
We look forward to a fantastic Homecoming celebration with our students and families!
Dear Parents and Guardians, We invite you to join us for our Spring Into Success Spring Input Meeting! This is a wonderful opportunity to connect, share your thoughts, and collaborate as we work together to support our students' success. We will also gather input for the upcoming year on our policy, compact, and FACE (Family and Community Engagement) budget.
📅 Date: March 12, 2025
🕕 Time: 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm
📍 Location: Media Center
Your input is valuable, and we’d love to hear your ideas as we plan for the future. Let’s spring forward together toward success!
We look forward to seeing you there!
Dear Parents and Guardians,
We’re excited to celebrate Read Across America Week at Radium Springs Elementary! This week is all about fostering a love for reading through fun and engaging activities. Attached is our flyer with details on each day’s events.
We encourage all students to participate and join in the reading fun! Let’s make this a memorable week of literacy and learning together.
Thank you for your support, and happy reading!
Good afternoon DCSS Family,
Based on the current conditions, it’s not likely that Tuesday’s historic snowfall will melt away before temperatures drop again tonight, which could lead to unsafe road conditions for our buses Thursday morning. Out of an abundance of caution, the district will close schools Thursday with plans to reopen Friday.
The district office located at 200 Pine Avenue will have a delayed opening at 11:30a.m. Staff assigned to that location will be contacted by your supervisor if you will need to report.
Please stay safe and warm.
Kind regards,
WEATHER CLOSURE: Based on the current conditions, it’s not likely that Tuesday’s historic snowfall will melt away before temperatures drop again tonight, which could lead to unsafe road conditions for our buses Thursday morning. Out of an abundance of caution, the DCSS will close schools Thursday with plans to reopen Friday.
WEATHER INFO: The district is monitoring an approaching cold front that has the potential to bring snow and ice to our area next week. We will provide updates on our official channels - website, mobile app, SMS and Rooms -- if there are any changes to school operations.
Calling all parents. Come join us!
Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips_Friendship Friday
Foster Friendships: Encourage students to build strong, healthy friendships that support and uplift one another. Creating opportunities for students to collaborate on projects or participate in team activities can help them connect with new peers and foster a stronger sense of community.
Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips
Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.
Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips – Technology Thursday
Teach Digital Citizenship: As technology plays a larger role in students' lives, it’s essential to teach responsible digital citizenship. Lessons on privacy, respect in online communications, and the dangers of cyberbullying help students navigate the digital world safely and responsibly.
Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips
Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.
Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips – We Are United Wednesday
It’s Unity Day! Take the pledge at pacer.org/bullying/pledge.
Encourage Inclusion: Create an environment where everyone feels welcome. Whether at recess, in the classroom, or during group activities, ensure no one is left out. Inclusion starts with making the effort to invite others into conversations and activities.
Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips
Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.
Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips – Teachable Tuesday
Teach Conflict Resolution Skills: Help students develop the tools to manage conflicts constructively. Teach them to use calm words, active listening, and problem-solving techniques to resolve disagreements instead of resorting to bullying. For more resources, contact your child’s school.
Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips
Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.
Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips – Magnificent Monday
Promote Kindness: Small acts of kindness, like offering a smile or a compliment, can have a magnificent impact. Encourage students to look out for one another and treat everyone with kindness, embracing differences.
Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips
Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.
IMPORTANT: Dougherty County Schools will be closed Thursday and Friday in anticipation of severe weather associated with Hurricane Helene. We anticipate normal school operations will resume on Monday. Should plans change, we will send out notifications through the district app, text and email.
We are now in a Hurricane Warning and a flood watch. Hurricane force winds are projected overnight Thursday, into Friday morning. The system is expected to be precipitated by excessive rain on Thursday. This is a dangerous weather system. We encourage everyone to heed the guidance of emergency management officials and take all necessary precautions to ensure your safety and the safety of your family.
The Dougherty County School System is excited to participate in National Bullying Prevention Month this October with the theme "United Against Bullying: One Community, One Voice." We’re hosting a variety of activities to raise awareness and promote a safe, bully-free environment for all students.
Mark your calendars for Unity Day on Thursday, October 10th! The entire district will be wearing orange to show support for bullying prevention and solidarity. We encourage everyone to join us in this powerful statement.
More to come!!!