Parents should follow the steps below to resolve classroom or student concerns:
1. Attempt to resolve concerns directly with the classroom teacher.
2. Contact the Principal of the school to resolve the concern.
3. Contact the Superintendent or Director of Curriculum.
4. Contact the Parent Liaison to the Board
In the event that a child's guardian feels unable to resolve an issue with their student's instructor and/or the school administrators, they should escalate their concerns to the parent liaison at each school and include all the individuals listed above. The parent liaison will present concerns to the board in an appropriate way that protects each student's privacy.
Parent Liaisons to the Board:
Marie Farina, Beach Campus
[email protected]
Jayme Hillyer, Mandarin Campus
[email protected]
Olivia Elkins, North
[email protected]
If the parent/guardian does not feel the issue is resolved within 7 days, they should contact DCPS at [email protected]. If DCPS cannot resolve the issue within 30 days, the parent/guardian may request the appointment of a Special Magistrate using the form linked here.
If a person suspects misconduct by school staff is affecting the health, safety, and welfare of a student, they should contact the school principal, the superintendent, and the parent liaison. If a child is in immediate danger, call 911.
Anyone who knows or has reasonable cause to suspect that a child is abused, abandoned, or neglected must report such knowledge or suspicion to the Florida Abuse Hotline: 1-800-96-ABUSE. You may also visit Florida DCF Web Site for additional information.
Parents may also follow our Grievance Policy for any perceived wrongdoing on the part of another individual, including, but not limited, instances of harassment, discrimination, bullying, unprofessional conduct, unsafe conditions, violations of the law, violations of Seaside policies and procedures, or other misconduct that is contrary to the values of Seaside.
Grievance Policy can be found on our GOVERNANCE page.
1. Attempt to resolve concerns directly with the classroom teacher.
2. Contact the Principal of the school to resolve the concern.
3. Contact the Superintendent or Director of Curriculum.
4. Contact the Parent Liaison to the Board
In the event that a child's guardian feels unable to resolve an issue with their student's instructor and/or the school administrators, they should escalate their concerns to the parent liaison at each school and include all the individuals listed above. The parent liaison will present concerns to the board in an appropriate way that protects each student's privacy.
Parent Liaisons to the Board:
Marie Farina, Beach Campus
[email protected]
Jayme Hillyer, Mandarin Campus
[email protected]
Olivia Elkins, North
[email protected]
If the parent/guardian does not feel the issue is resolved within 7 days, they should contact DCPS at [email protected]. If DCPS cannot resolve the issue within 30 days, the parent/guardian may request the appointment of a Special Magistrate using the form linked here.
If a person suspects misconduct by school staff is affecting the health, safety, and welfare of a student, they should contact the school principal, the superintendent, and the parent liaison. If a child is in immediate danger, call 911.
Anyone who knows or has reasonable cause to suspect that a child is abused, abandoned, or neglected must report such knowledge or suspicion to the Florida Abuse Hotline: 1-800-96-ABUSE. You may also visit Florida DCF Web Site for additional information.
Parents may also follow our Grievance Policy for any perceived wrongdoing on the part of another individual, including, but not limited, instances of harassment, discrimination, bullying, unprofessional conduct, unsafe conditions, violations of the law, violations of Seaside policies and procedures, or other misconduct that is contrary to the values of Seaside.
Grievance Policy can be found on our GOVERNANCE page.
