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The Henry County School System has adopted the goal of program coordination and is committed to improving teaching and learning through greater cross-program coordination, planning, and service delivery of federal programs, special education services, community education, and parent involvement programs as well as professional development.

The Henry County School System is committed to producing responsible, productive citizens by providing a quality education for all students in a safe environment. This is accomplished through a comprehensive, developmentally appropriate, and challenging curriculum taught by highly qualified, effective staff.

Specific programs of the Federal Programs Department:

Title I - Improving the Academic Achievement of the Disadvantaged:  Henry County has four Title I schoolwide schools (Abbeville Elementary, Abbeville High, Headland Elementary, and Headland Middle) served by the Title I program.

Title II - Preparing, Training, and Recruiting High-Quality Teachers and Principals:  All Henry County schools are served with the Title II program.

Title III - Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Program: All Henry County schools offer a core EL program. 

To facilitate the implementation of the various programs the following plans have been developed:
LEA Title I Plan
LEA Parent Involvement Plan
LEA EL Plan
LEA Homeless Children and Youth Plan/Procedure
All of these plans are posted on this website and are also available for review in the Federal Programs Coordinator's Office in the Central Office as well as in the principal's office and media center at each school. To view the documents online, please look in the Documents section of Federal Programs.

Parent Involvement is an important factor for success in our schools.  Please see the Parent Involvement documents in the Documents section of Federal Programs, especially the Home & School Connections documents.  

Highly Qualified Requirements:  The principal of each school operating a Schoolwide Program attests annually in writing to whether such school is in compliance with the Highly Qualified Requirements.  Copies of the attestations are on file at each school office and the central office and are available to the general public on request.

Help the Henry County Schools locate, identify, and provide services for Homeless Children and Youth ages pre-school through age 21.

For further information contact:
Danny Hooper
Federal Programs Coordinator
585-2206, ext. 1227