2024-2025 Family Handbook

School Year 2024-2025 English Language Acquistion Program Information

School Year 2024-2025 Restrictive Procedures

School Year 2024-2025 Total Special Education System (TSES) Manual

PACS JMC Parent Portal: For Students enrolled in PACS (student management system) located here: https://pamn.onlinejmc.com/Parent

A short video (11 min) tutorial is available Here!

In order to log-in to the parent portal, Your ‘User Name’ is the last name of the primary contact person for each student. You will need to set your own password:

1. Click on the ‘Forgot Password?’ link at the bottom right of the log-in screen.
2. Enter the primary contact last name, and the primary email address we have on file for your student.
3. Click ‘Reset My Password’ and it will email you a password reset link shortly.

Once you’re successfully logged in:

1. Click on the ‘Register for 2024-25’ on the left side menu.
2. Follow the steps to complete your registration.

If you have any questions about the process that the video is unable to answer, or you are unable to log-in, please contact us via email:

•  Student’s advisory teacher
• Director Nelson: [email protected]

Groves Parent Letter

Grades K-3 Learning Topics

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If you have any questions please call: 952-473-2142  Or Email: [email protected]

• Applying for Medical Assistance and Minnesota Care
• Minnesota Health Care Information

(This list was updated on 5/24/2024; PACS does not sponsor or endorse any of the activities or resources listed below.) 

• Fraser Hope Line: Can support student social-emotional health, incorporating sensory supports into the home environment, accessing care coordination and other community resources and managing parent mental health. 612-446-4673 (612-446-HOPE), and the email address is [email protected].  Calls are answered live between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
• The Jed Foundation: Tips for Self-Care and Managing Stress
• Crisis Text Line: The 24/7 emergency service is available if you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis. Text MN to 741741
• Minnesota Warmline: Are you an adult needing support? Talk to a specialist who has firsthand experience living with a mental health condition. Call 651-288-0400 or text “Support” to 85511
• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: The 24/7 lifeline provides support when in distress, has prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones. Call 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Disaster Distress Helpline: Offers crisis counseling and support if you or a family member us experiencing emotional distress related to a disaster. Call 1-800-985-5990.
• Disability Hub MN provides free, statewide information, referral and assistance service to help people with disabilities, chronic illnesses and their representatives connect to community services.
• ADDITIONAL AGENCIES

(This list was updated on 3/24/24; PACS does not sponsor or endorse any of the activities or resources listed below.)

CHILDCARE:

• Minnesota State Hotline for School & Childcare Phone: 651-297-1304.
• Child Care Aware of MN: 651-290-9704
• Parent Aware: 888-291-9811

TRANSPORTATION:

• Salvation Army: Bus cards and gas cards
• Transit Assistance Program (TAP): $1 dollar bus fare.
• The Lift Garage: Very low cost auto repair.

MULTI-SUPPORT AGENCIES:

• Bridge to Benefits
  By answering a few simple questions, you will be able to see if you are eligible for public work support programs. Also find the nearest food shelf by entering your zip code.
• Community Action Partnership of Hennepin County
  Phone: 952-933-9639. Provides services to individuals through outreach; energy assistance programs, housing, food support, free tax assistance, legal services, employment counseling, and financial counseling. The Community Resource tab has a guide to other resources. 
• WIC (Women Infants and Children)
  Phone: 612-348-6100 Hennepin County WIC office helps eligible pregnant women, new mothers, babies and young children eat well, learn about nutrition, and stay healthy. Provides nutrition education and counseling, nutritious foods, and referrals to health and other social services. Income requirements apply.
• Prism
  Phone: 763-529-1350. Provides food, clothing and housing stability resources.
• United Way
  Phone: 800-543-7709 or 651-291-0211. Provides free and confidential health and human services resources. 
• Coalition of Asian American Leaders
  Partners with Asian Minnesotan Organizations to support vulnerable segments of our communities. In addition, you have the ability to report discrimination to the Minnesota Department of Human Rights through this site. 
• ACER
  Providing mini emergency funds for individuals, call 612-314-5586. They can also assist with completing unemployment applications, please call 612-217-0282. 

LEGAL SUPPORT:

• FormsPal provides free high-quality legal templates and information online

INCLUSION SERVICES:

Reach for resources offers a full range of services and accommodations specific to:

• Disability- related needs

• Behavioral support

• Allergies

•  Other need for inclusion services

• Accommodations plans developed based on individual need
• Indicate online or to person taking your registration that your child would benefit from inclusion support