Who Should I Contact?
We know that questions come up throughout the school year, and we're here to help! To ensure you receive the quickest and most accurate assistance, we've provided this guide to help you identify the best person to contact for specific questions or concerns. If you're ever unsure where to start, don't hesitate to reach out—we'll be happy to point you in the right direction.

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Tuition & fees
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FACTS online tuition payments
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Student records
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​Medication for students
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GoFan online sports tickets
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Truancy
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Social/Emotional concerns
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Counseling resources in our community
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Job Shadowing
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Red Ribbon Week
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Adopt-a-School Partners
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Website & Social Media
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Week-at-a-Glance
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Testing Information
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​Literacy Screener​
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Math Screener
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Dyslexia Screener
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LEAP Testing
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Middle School Student Activities (If specific to a club, please reach out to the club sponsor)
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Washington D.C. Trip, 6th and 7th grade Louisiana Trip questions
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Accelerated Math Pathway
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High School credits for 8th grade
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Student concerns
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Please contact your child’s teacher(s) first. We like to provide them the opportunity to help.
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8th Grade Graduation
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Lunch & school paperwork
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Information regarding absences
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Changes to dismissal
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Miscellaneous requests/questions
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Questions regarding AEP sports and tryouts
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Sports paperwork
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Physicals
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Coordination with IAL & RJHS sports
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Interests in coaching
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GoFan online sports tickets
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Special Education
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504 Services
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Student Concerns
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Please contact your child's teacher first. We like to provide them the opportunity to help.​
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Student safety concerns
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Student concerns.
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If applicable, please contact your child’s teacher first. Then, the Assistant Director for the appropriate grade levels. We like to provide them the opportunity to help, first.
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