Family Resources
Information for families on the district-wide level can be found below.
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The School District is committed to fostering compliance with Title II of the ADA, Section 504, and all similar statutory and regulatory laws, by providing its services, programs and school-sponsored activities in a way that assures all reasonable accommodations are made to accomplish equal access through communications.
For language access information, please view our Guidelines here, or contact translation@philasd.org
Supportive services to help improve student daily attendance.
FACT offers free in-person and virtual workshops for families and other members of the School District of Philadelphia community. Learn More
- Required Immunizations & Physicals
- Dental Clinic
- School Vaccine & Physical Events
- Health Forms
- Mandated Health Screenings
- Promoting Adolescent Student Health
- Health Guidance for School Attendance
- Health Insurance Resources
- Homebound Instruction
- Health & Safety Protocols and Tips
- Parent Resources
- Contact Us
- Multilingual Help Center (MAC) (transcript and credit processes help)
- Multilingual Family Support Services
- English as a Second Language (ESL)
Find an overview of the Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit Program here.
- Current & Graduating Students: Contact your school for transcripts
- Alumni and Other Students: Records & Transcript Requests
Use this tool to find your neighborhood school
High School Directory
The Directory provides a comprehensive list of high school experiences across our District, including locations, academic programs, specialty courses, athletics, extracurriculars, and Career and Technical Education (CTE) options.
Click here to find uniform information for your school.
Welcoming Schools
The School District of Philadelphia is committed to fostering safe and welcoming environments for all students and their families, regardless of their immigration status, national origin, race, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, familial status, religion, or person’s abilities.
Need Help? Click here to contact us.
Welcoming Schools Resolution
In June 2021, the Board of Education passed the “Welcoming Schools” Resolution, in collaboration with community-led, Latinx immigrant organization, Juntos. The Resolution reinforces that all Philadelphia public schools are safe havens for immigrant students and calls for updated guidance and training for District stakeholders around keeping this commitment. The School District of Philadelphia has updated guidance and will provide training to teachers, administrators, and other staff, contractors, and volunteers on how to respond to issues involving immigration status and is putting in place supports for students who may be impacted by federal immigration enforcement actions.
WelcomingmSchools Resolution – Available in 10 languages
Protocols & Professional Development for Staff
Protocols for Staff
Review guidance to school principals and District staff on the process and procedures to follow if federal immigration officials, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents or designees, request access to a District facility, student, or student records.
Professional Development Plan
District-wide plan for informing and training teachers, administrators, and other staff, contractors, and volunteers on how to respond to ICE personnel, entities who are requesting information about students and families, and/or are attempting to enter school property.
Resources
- Immigrant Resource Finder – City of Philadelphia Office of Immigrant Affairs
- Immigrant and Refugee Toolkit – Helpful Information, Tips, and Resources for Supporting Immigrant and Refugee Families
- Letter Regarding Welcoming Sanctuary Schools Protocols
- Community Conversation Participant Statistics
- Breakout Room Conversation Feedback
Community Conversation Presentation
Calendar
Quicklinks
- Submit an Absence note
- Check Bus Status
- Chromebook & Tech Support
- Report a Concern
- Report Bullying
- Immunizations
- Mental Health Resources
- Parent Flat Rate Program
- Special Ed & IEP Support
Need Help?
Contact Us or Visit Our Welcome Center:
440 North Broad Street, Suite 131
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