A-FITS FAMILY & STAFF LINKS
A-FITS FAMILIES

Parent Resources

A-FITS families are an important part of the school community.

This page brings together the primary tools, communication systems, campus resources, and family information parents use throughout the school year.

Family Communication

Strong communication between school and home is an important part of the A-FITS model.

Families may receive information through ClassDojo, the Parent Portal, email, phone calls, campus announcements, and direct communication from teachers or school leadership.

Because schedules, events, and operational details may differ by location, families should pay attention to communication from their child's specific campus.

FAMILY & SCHOOL COMMUNITY

Families Are Part of the A-FITS Experience

School should create opportunities for families to be part of the community—not only during meetings or when something needs attention.

Throughout the school year, A-FITS campuses may host family and student activities that bring people together, celebrate the school community, and give families opportunities to experience school alongside their children.

Depending on the campus and school year, activities may include:

  • School dances
  • Spirit days and themed weeks
  • Fall Festival
  • Thanksgiving celebrations
  • Days in the park
  • Holiday and seasonal events
  • Performances and student showcases
  • Family celebrations
  • Campus gatherings
  • Other student- and family-centered events

Specific events change from year to year and may differ by campus.

The activity may change. The goal stays the same: create connection, celebrate students, and build a school community where families feel welcome.

Campus Calendars & Events

Each A-FITS campus may follow a different calendar and host different activities throughout the year.

Families should use their campus communication channels, Parent Portal, and school announcements for current dates, event details, closures, half-days, and schedule changes.

Questions or Need Help?

If you are unsure where to find something, contact your child's campus or reach out to the appropriate teacher or school administrator.

We want families to know where to go for information and to feel connected to the people supporting their child.