Family Resources

Concord Public Library
Children's section
Concord Public Library
Teens' section.
Information for Those Experiencing Homelessness
If your family, or someone you know, is in a temporary or in adequate living situation because you have lost your housing, your child may eligible for certain educational services. Under the McKinney-Vento Act,a Federal law, the Concord School District is responsible for providing certain services to children and unaccompanied youth (children living apart from a parent or legal guardian) who are considered “homeless.”
Internet for only $9.95 for eligible families
Comcast sponsor's Internet Essentials program offering Internet for families who qualify for Free and reduced lunch as well as other qualifying factors. Computers available for as low as $149. Click on link and call today to learn more. We love to have families connected to the internet to obtain the world of online resources for students and parents!
Title I Information
Click on the link above to be directed to the Title I Information page on the Concord School District - Title I web page.

A Good Night's Sleep
- Children age 3-5 need 11 to 13 hours of sleep each night
- Children age 6-12 need 10 to 11 hours of sleep each night
- Consistent bed time routines will help make this possible
- READING, soothing music, and extra TLC before the lights are out will help!
- Give your children 1 hour to get ready and settle in before turning the lights out
- Video games and other technology before bed can keep your child up! Keep these activities for other times of the day!