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2021-2022 Enrollment - Opens July 19, 2021

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    All enrollments will be processed online electronically through the parent portal. If you need assistance, please contact the Enrollment Center.

     

    All returning families can enroll online and submit required documents via email (residency@raytownschools.org) or by fax (816-268-7079).

     

    All enrollments completed on or before Aug. 6, 2021 will be used to establish Transportation/Bus pick up times. Once routes are established for the beginning of the school year, they will not change for two weeks. During this time, we will assess for route efficiency. Failure to enroll before Aug. 6, 2021 may result in your student not having a bus pick up/stop for the first two weeks of school. Thank you for enrolling early in an effort to have your child fully prepared for the first day of school.

     

    Reminder:  All incoming 8th graders will need a Tdap and MCV shot before they can start school in August.

     

    All incoming 12th graders will need 2 MCV shots unless the first shot was given after the age of 16.  In that case, they will only need one shot before they can start in August.

     

    For more information, please visit https://mo02210312.schoolwires.net/Page/1479 

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Missouri Course Access and Virtual School Program (MOCAP)

  • Policy IGCD: Eligible students may enroll in virtual courses offered through the Missouri Course Access Program (MOCAP). The district will accept all grades and credits earned through district-sponsored virtual instruction and MOCAP. The district will pay the costs of a virtual course only if the district has first approved the student's enrollment in the course as described in policy IGCD. Click the Image below for more information.

     

    Enrollment period: Enrollment requests will be considered within the first fifteen days of the semester.

     

    Missouri Course Access and Virtual School Program (MOCAP)

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  • Raytown School District Food Service Department Public Notice 2021-2022

    Each year, the Raytown School District's Food Service Department releases a public notice about Free and Reduced Lunch policies and procedures. You can view the 2021-2022 notice here. Filling out the application is important for all families (virtual or in-person) as you may be able to have your activities, athletics, music and communication arts, ACT and other fees reduced because if you student(s) qualify for Free/Reduced Lunch rates. If you have any questions about the application process or the program, please contact the Food Service office at (816) 268-7076, from 8:00am-4:30pm, Monday through Friday. 
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  • ARP ESSER Funds

    The Raytown C-2 School District requests your input on the use of anticipated American Rescue Plan (ARP) Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds, also known as CARES Act III funds. These funds are distributed to help safely reopen and sustain the safe operation of schools and address the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the Nation’s students. These are one-time funds. Any associated expense may be required to be reduced after the funds are fully expended. 
     
    The survey will close on Friday, August 6.
     
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  • Parents as Teachers (PAT) Offers Developmental Screenings

    The Raytown School District's Parents As Teachers (PAT) program will offer free developmental screenings to children ages three to five years old.

    These screenings are a quick and easy way to give parents/guardians valuable information about how their child is developing in motor, language, social & cognitive areas. Hearing & vision screenings are also included in this free service.

    Screenings for children 36 months through kindergarten age take place at New Trails Early Learning Center. PAT currently has openings for screenings August 2-5, 2021 (as well as throughout the school year).

    Parents/guardians receive a personal conference and written summary of the screening results. During the conference, suggestions will be given for activities to enhance the child's learning.

    Please call 816.268.7202 to schedule your appointment.

    PAT is an early learning program for ALL families with children birth through five years of age. To learn more about the program, please click here.
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  • Pandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer (P-EBT)

    COVID-19 Food Stamp (SNAP) Benefits Information Website

    Starting June 15, 2021 families that qualify for free or reduced price meals at school can once more apply for Pandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer (P-EBT) benefits to help cover food costs they experienced while their student was not doing in-seat learning due to the pandemic. However, the P-EBT 2020-2021 program is very different from last year’s program. Please review the P-EBT Letter to Families. Here are highlights of those changes:

    • All families must apply to get the P-EBT benefit, regardless of whether or not they receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)/Food Stamp benefits.
    • A child may be eligible for P-EBT only if the school was closed, not doing in-seat learning, or had reduced attendance or hours at least five school days in a row due to COVID-19 (in most cases, this includes hybrid modes of learning).
    • P-EBT benefits are available for the months of September 2020 through May 2021.
    • The P-EBT benefit is based on the school’s report of how much of the month was not in-seat learning. If most of the school’s month was not in-seat learning, the monthly P-EBT benefit amount is $129.58. If only some of the school’s month was not in-seat learning, the monthly P-EBT benefit amount is $77.75.
    • Families download the P-EBT application (aplicación en Español)
    • Families must directly email or mail the P-EBT application to the Family Support Division address listed on the application by July 31, 2021.
    • Families must not submit the application to the school district.
    • Each eligible student will get an EBT card in his or her name with the lump sum P-EBT benefit amount for the 2020-2021 school year. Ineligible families will receive a denial letter.

    The application can be found on the https://mydss.mo.gov/ website. Please read the P-EBT FAQs.

    If you have questions on how to apply for the P-EBT benefit, contact DSS through the online chat feature at mydss.mo.gov or call 855-373-4636.
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  • Baby Jays Learning Center
    The Baby Jays Quality Learning Center hosted by Raytown High School Advanced Child Development program is enrolling children ages 3-5 for classes starting late February 2022. Classes are Mondays and Thursdays from 7:30 a.m.-9:50 a.m. For more information please contact Rochelle Netten at rochelle.netten@raytownschools.org. You can view the flyer below.

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  • Raytown Summer Lunch Program

    The Raytown Summer Lunch Ministry will provide groceries for pick up from 4-6 p.m. on Tuesdays during the summer months (June 8, 2021- August 24, 2021). Families with children (of any age) in the Raytown School District can pick up a FREE bag of groceries EACH week. Groceries will be delivered to your car curbside in the parking lot by the ramped entrance. You do not need an ID to receive a bag of groceries. The program will not be able to deliver lunches to neighborhoods this year. More information check out the flyer.
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