How do I contact ERO at ice?
For case inquiries involving child protective services, family court or child welfare proceedings, you may send an email to ERO at ICE Headquarters at Parental.Interests@ice.dhs.gov
How do I contact ice by phone?
Contact information (phone and email) for ICE ERO field offices may be found here. You may also contact ICE Headquarters by calling the ICE Detention Reporting and Information Line at 1-888-351-4024 during regular business hours, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST, Monday through Friday.
How do I file a complaint against ice?
You may also contact ICE Headquarters by calling the ICE Detention Reporting and Information Line at 1-888-351-4024 during regular business hours, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST, Monday through Friday. Note: State that your request is a "Parental Interests Inquiry."
PARENTS AND ATHLETES
Parents and athletes need to manage their SportsEngine accounts to ensure they get the most out of their Atlanta IceForum experience during each sporting season. With their accounts properly configured, athletes and their families will receive communications according to their preferences and be able to complete registrations more efficiently.
STAY CONNECTED TO YOUR TEAM
Keep connected to your team (s). Get schedules and team updates for every athlete in the house, plus a way to message other members on your team and a way to give coaches a heads up about practice. Enjoy unlimited access to scores & stats, photo/video sharing, and more.
ESSENTIAL PARENT HOW-TO'S
In many instances, more than one parent or guardian needs to be in the loop with a child's sports life. Using the mobile app, you can add additional guardians to an account. Guardians can 1) View games and events 2) RSVP to games and events 3) Send and receive messages to coaches and team members 4) participate in team chat
Information about the newly mandated MAP tests, and how to opt out of them
We hope you all saw the email from Pete on Tuesday, October 12th, regarding the newly mandated MAP tests. If you missed it you can read it here. We're writing now with:
Summary of Feb 13th PTA meeting hosted by ICE PAC
There was a great turnout for Wednesday night's PTA meeting, run by ICE PAC (Parent Action/Education Advocacy Committee). Thanks to everyone who showed up, especially teachers Natalie V., Vince, and Jehan and 12th graders Anna and Milena.
Parent Action Committee at the February 13th PTA Meeting
The next PTA meeting (Wednesday Feb 13 @6 PM) is being intentionally designed for the families of middle school students and those families of students who are recent transfers to ICE.
2 Ways You Can Use Your Mouse
1) NYSAPE (New York State Allies for Public Education) is asking parents to support bills in the state assembly that call for test transparency, repealing the receivership law, decoupling teacher evaluations from test scores, etc.
Parent Involvement
Parents can play many roles in sport: current or former athlete, coach, fan, motivator, role model or critic. A few studies have shown that family members may influence an athlete’s involvement and achievement in sport more than coaches. Parents also are the first and most critical agents at socializing sports.
PARENTS AND ATHLETES
Parents and athletes need to manage their SportsEngine accounts to ensure they get the most out of their Cedar Crest Falcons Ice Hockey experience during each sporting season.
STAY CONNECTED TO YOUR TEAM
Keep connected to your team (s). Get schedules and team updates for every athlete in the house, plus a way to message other members on your team and a way to give coaches a heads up about practice. Enjoy unlimited access to scores & stats, photo/video sharing, and more.
ESSENTIAL PARENT HOW-TO'S
In many instances, more than one parent or guardian needs to be in the loop with a child's sports life. Using the mobile app, you can add additional guardians to an account. Guardians can 1) View games and events 2) RSVP to games and events 3) Send and receive messages to coaches and team members 4) participate in team chat
