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School Policy
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Download the 2007-2008
Parent Handbook (PDF) for detailed policy information. |
A. SCHOOL HOURS
- Students must be in classrooms and T'filot (Middle School) at 8:30 bell.
- Dismissal at 3:30 (buses at 3:25)
- Written requests are necessary for alternative dismissal. Students must be signed out in office.
B. ABSENCES
- Children with fever or other symptoms of illness must be kept home.
- Contact school if child has contracted a contagious disease or infestation of any kind.
- Students are responsible for making up work.
C. DRESS
- Each boy must wear his own labeled kipah.
- Shabbat attire (Friday), girls are to wear dresses/skirts; boys, pants other than jeans, shirts with collars.
- Warm weather--neat, properly fitting shorts may be worn. No short shorts.
D. PHYSICAL EXAMS
- Complete physicals given in grades 2, 5 and 8. Yearly routine checks are made by nurse.
- State law requires that all health forms be returned promptly.
E. STUDENT BEHAVIOR
- Each student is to bring all necessary supplies daily. Books must be covered and cared for. Replacement fees will be charged for lost books.
- Students must follow all rules decided upon in each classroom.
- Students may not be in classrooms or gym without a teacher present.
- Running, fighting, rough play, shouting or use of obscenities is NOT acceptable in school, on the bus or on the playground.
- Students who do not follow the behavior code will be subject to disciplinary action.*
- A pass is necessary to leave classroom or lunchroom.
- Parents will be held financially responsible for willful damage of any kind to the school building or property.
F. DISCIPLINARY ACTION
- Pink Slip (warning note explaining the infraction) - to be signed by parent and returned to teacher.
- Second Warning - conference with parent and Administration.
- Third Warning - Conference with parent and Administration followed by action to fit the infraction. Entry of infraction into cumulative record.
G. LUNCH/FOOD/PARTIES
- Students must bring a dairy or pareve lunch daily. (ONLY Pareve on Wed.) LABEL lunch.
- MEAT NOT PERMITTED AT ANY TIME.
- Wednesday lunch may be purchased thru PTG.
- Lost lunches will be replaced with peanut butter sandwiches. Lunches brought in late are to be brought to office.
- All foods bought into school must be Kosher. They must be labeled "Vegetable Shortening", "Vegetable Oil" or "Butter". This includes bread, cookies and snacks.
a. Acceptable Kosher foods are marked U K , K, k
b. Bakeries must be approved as Kosher.
- Decorum
a. Meals and snacks are preceded by Ha-Motzi, followed by Birkat Ha-Mazon.
b. Students should practice proper table manners and clean their places after eating.
- Parties
a. School policy requires that celebrations not be held on Shabbat, Yom Tov or in a non-kosher restaurant, so that children who observe mitzvot may not be penalized.
b. Parties at home or in school might include ice cream and a kosher dairy snack.
c. Plan with teachers well in advance for in-school parties.
*Refer to Parent Handbook
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