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Parent Organizations and Services Join us and help make a difference! PTSA - President, Felix Blassengale: Join today! It only costs $3 and is one of the ways parents can help make Southside an excellent school. To find out how you can help call 299-8393 or contact Felix Blassengale fblassengale@charter.net. Volunteer for the School Store: This is the key source of funds for the PTSA. Contact cookinggina@msn.com Nigel Darrington and Ms. Payne at Homecoming School Improvement Council - Chairman , Nigel Darrington: This group, consisting of community leaders, parents, retirees, and teachers, was created to support Southside. Contact Nigel Darrington ndarrington@earthlink.net Athletic Booster Club - President, Tyla Gary: man concessions stands, take tickets, and sell Southside items in order to support our athletic programs. Meets the 2nd Monday of each month. IB Parents Council -  provides grants for classroom teachers, coordinates Retreat for Sophomores, hosts the Senior Celebration for IB seniors, and solicits private businesses for donations for IB programs. Forensics Booster Club - President: Mary Yazdy, Vice President: Christie Tuck, Treasurer: Amer Bumb, Fund Raising Chairman: Christine Laird:  provides coaching, judging, bookkeeping, fundraising, and moral support for our Forensics Team and coach. Band Booster Club - President: Gretchen "Lacy" Gamble, Vice President: Anita Sledge, Secetary/Treasurer: Tobita McKinney . Alumni Association -  LaFawn Madden Woody: former Southside students devoted to keeping the pride alive Partnership Development Plan - pdf: learn more about Southside's educational partners. Other Volunteer Opportunities Subscriptions   Submit a Suggestion

Forms Lost a form or need a copy? The most  commonly used ones are available here.  IB Program Application Field Trip Teacher Notification Health Forms

How to Set up a Parent/Teacher Conference: If you have questions concerning your Son's or daughter's progress you can be set up by contacting guidance at 299-8445.

How to Set up a Classroom Visit: Yes, you can visit your son's or daughter's classes. Please make arrangements by contacting guidance at 299-8445. All visitors must check in at the front office and receive a visitor's pass. They must wear this during the visit.

How to Contact a Teacher: You may call the school at 299-8393. E-mail is one of the best ways to contact a teacher. A list of all teachers and links to their web sites can be found on the faculty page. Teacher web pages all contain an e-mail link. If you send an e-mail to a teacher at the beginning of the year they will have your address and can do a better job of keeping you informed.

Grade Reports: Your son or daughter will receive grade reports four times a year or in other words once per quarter. They will also receive progress reports in the middle of each quarter. This means that you will be informed of your son's or daughter's progress eight times a year. This information alone will help you stay on top of your son's or daughter's academic progress. For dates, check the school or district's calendars.

Dress Code: Required reading for parents and students. The dress code is based on District standards which are intended to provide a safe and consistent educational environment free of major distractions. As parents, your cooperation in making sure your son or daughter is in compliance is vital.

Code of Conduct: Required reading for parents and students.

Southside Bell Schedules

Student Handbook - pdf: Required reading for parents. Covers all aspects of student life at Southside.

Resources: This is a collection of links available on the Greenville School District web site.

SC State Standards: This site contains all the teaching standards used in SC.

Advanced Placement AP Courses - College board: This site has complete information on all advanced placement course standards. Taking one or more advanced placement courses is one of the best ways to prepare a student for college.

Money for College: Any student who has the desire to do it can go to college. This page provides information for finding ways of paying for college expenses.

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