Volume 27, Number 1 Albion, NY August 2011 · The 2011—2012 Board of Education meeting dates are:...

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Albion Central SchoolTHE

L I N KHOME SCHOOL COMMUNITY

Volume 27, Number 1 www.albionk12.org Albion, NY August 2011

Letter from the Superintendent ......................... pg. 2District Directory ................................................ pg. 2New York State Education Law Changes to Health Examination Requirements .................... pg. 2 Sodoma Elementary School ............................... pg. 2 Bergerson Middle School ................................... pg. 3D'Amico High School .......................................... pg. 3Course Supply Lists ............................................ pg. 4Student Directory Information ............................ pg. 5

Information About Student ID Swipe Cards ........ pg. 6Asbestos Notification ......................................... pg. 6ACS Named School of Distinction ...................... pg. 6School Lunches & Charging Policy ..................... pg. 7Bus Transportation Information .......................... pg. 7Bus Assignments ................................ pgs. 8, 9, & 10Chevron Deadlines for Seniors ........................ pg. 11Community Pool Schedule .............................. pg. 12ACS Teacher Phone Extension List ................... pg. 12

Registration for New StudentsAlbion Central School registers new students in the registrar's office located in the district office, 324 East Ave., Albion. Parents must register their children.

Please bring the child's ORIGINAL DOCUMENTATION: birth certificate or hospital certificate and record of immunization data.

NYS law requires that all children must be immunized against diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough), tetanus, measles, rubella (German measles), poliomyelitis (polio), mumps and hepatitis B and varicella (chickenpox).

The following are minimum immunization requirements for school entry: (3) DPT (diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus); (3) polio (poliomyelitis); (2) MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) - two doses of measles vaccine are required and are normally given as an MMR; (3) hepatitis B, and the varicella (chicken pox) vaccine. As of 9/1/07, students entering grades 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 will need a Tdap Booster.

When applicable, a custody document must be provided if the student does not live with either natural parent. Only family court documents are accepted.

A copy of the last report card, copy of IEP (Individual Education Plan) if applicable, and address of school previously attended is appreciated for those who have attended school elsewhere.

ALL students entering Albion Central School District must have proof of a current physical. Examinations shall be acceptable if administered not more than twelve (12) months prior to the start of the school year.

All Albion Central School buildings will be open from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Tue., Aug. 30, for students and parents to tour the facilities and find their classrooms. Secretarial and administrative staff will be available to assist you with any questions. New students to the district or students changing buildings are especially encouraged to visit their new building on this date. Students must be accompanied by a parent. While schools are always open to parents, we do not encourage you to attend school with your child on the first day, Sept. 7. Instead, pre-visit with your child on Aug. 30.

Kindergarten Orientation A special kindergarten orientation is planned for Aug. 31 from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. in the Elementary School. Kindergarten teachers will be available to meet with the children. Snacks will be served.

Bus Preparedness During the Aug. 31 Orientation, a school bus and driver will be located in front of the Elementary School for children to practice boarding and unloading procedures.

Teacher Open House Teacher Open House is scheduled in each building after school begins in September. This is a time when you and your family can meet your child’s teacher(s) and set up an appointment for parent conferences. Teacher Open House dates:

Elementary School (grades Pre-K, K, 1, 2): September 22 (5-7 p.m.) Elementary School (grades 3, 4, 5): September 20 (5-7 p.m.)Middle School (grades 6,7,8): September 21 (6-8 p.m.)High School (grades 9,10,11,12): September 15 (6-8 p.m.)

District-Wide Campus Tour Set for Tue., Aug. 30

ACSD Board of Education

The Board of Education meets the first Monday of each month at 7 p.m. (with limited exceptions) in the Elementary School, Conference Room A. These meetings are open to the public. Parking is available behind the district offices by the football field. Please enter through the doors marked “Community Entrance.” If you would like to address the Board of Education, you must fill out a purple form, located at the conference room entrance, and give it to the Board secretary.

The 2011—2012 Board of Education meeting dates are:

September 12 October 3 November 7 December 5 January 9 February 6 March 5 April 2May 14 June 4 July 9

School starts September 7, 2011.

District Directory

Superintendent of SchoolS ................... Michael Bonnewell ................................... 589-2056ASSt. Superintendent FOR BuSineSS ....... Shawn Liddle ............................................ 589-2082ASSt.Superintendent OF inStruction ..... Mary Leto .................................................. 589-2056treASurer ................................................... Laura Marek ............................................. 589-2053reGiStrAr ................................................... Amy Castricone ........................................ 589-2051director of operAtionS/MAintenAnce .. Dan Shuler ................................................ 589-2060coord. of pupil perSonnel ..................... Kim Houserman ....................................... 589-2056 Athletic director ..................................... Randy Knaak ............................................ 589-2048puBlic inforMAtion officer ................... Mary Ann Donnelly ................................... 589-2056S.t.M.S. trAnSportAtion director .......... Lea Olles .................................................... 589-2070Sodexo food Service director .............. Cindy La Rocca ......................................... 589-2075

charles D'Amico High school (9-12)302 East Ave. • 589-2040

principAl ..................................................... Leslie Stauss .............................................. 589-2040deAn of StudentS ...................................... Brad Pritchard .......................................... 589-2040AttendAnce ................................................. Linda Lewis ............................................... 589-2041 pSYcholoGiSt ............................................. Eric Christiansen ...................................... 589-2042GuidAnce Ann Marie Garlipp .................................... 589-2042 Scott Green ............................................... 589-2042 Sally Schmidt ............................................ 589-2042 Linda Worcester ........................................ 589-2042School to cAreer coord. ....................... Maura Pierce ............................................ 589-2086nurSe ........................................................... Jean Swiercznski ...................................... 589-2043SociAl WorKer ........................................... Tim Kenyon .............................................. 589-2040

Carl I. Bergerson Middle School (6-8)254 East Ave. • 589-2020

principAl ..................................................... Daniel Monacelli ...................................... 589-2020AttendAnce ................................................. Maureen Bennett ..................................... 589-2021pSYcholoGiSt ............................................. Patrick Brawn .......................................... 589-2022GuidAnce ..................................................... Valerie Pettit ............................................. 589-2022 Richard Shrout ......................................... 589-2022nurSe ........................................................... Karen Patterson ........................................ 589-2023

Ronald L. Sodoma Elementary School (PreK-5)324 East Ave. • 589-2030

principAl ..................................................... James Wood .............................................. 589-2030vice principAl ............................................ Bridgitte Griffin ....................................... 589-2030AttendAnce ................................................. Susan Newton ........................................... 589-2031 pSYcholoGiSt ............................................. Betsy Martel .............................................. 589-2032GuidAnce ..................................................... Genevieve Szymula-George ...................... 589-2032nurSe ........................................................... Cherie Zicari ............................................. 589-2033SociAl WorKer ........................................... Chris Kinsey .............................................. 589-2030

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The LINK August 2011

ALBION CENTRAL SCHOOL --- Achievement, Character, and Success for Life!

Welcome back! the 2011-2012 school year is just around the corner, with classes beginning for students on Wed., Sept. 7, 2011. the summer staff has worked hard to ensure that the schools are ready for our students’ return, having cleaned, waxed, and freshened up the buildings. the middle school cafeteria will have received a

significant makeover before opening day with the ceiling, walls, and floor all refinished. one wing of the elementary school will also be updated, in keeping with our rotation there. in addition to facility changes, we have been busy selecting new staff members to fill some, but not all of our vacancies. Some positions will not be filled as we continue to operate with a conservative, responsible budget that balances the needs of our students with the ability of our taxpayers to fund our program. Speaking of budget, the Board of education adopted the 2011-2012 tax rate at their August meeting. the district tax levy remains unchanged (as detailed when the community approved the school budget in May). Because of some minor increases in the tax rolls (the total assessed value of all property in the district) the tax rate will actually drop a bit for the coming year. this is the fifth year without an increase in the tax levy—and the $16.84 rate is .13 percent lower than last year because of the assessment changes. in the coming year, Greta Bohn will join us as a Speech pathologist, replacing the retiring Barbara dunham. cathy pepe and Sarah Williams were hired as teacher aides to replace Barbara collyer and christine Smith, who also retired. Kristie campbell will move into the position don Bemont’s retired from while robin Bower moves into the pAce position made available by Kathy costello’s retirement. in addition, the following individuals have retired: deb Wilson in technical support, Susan cummings in the elementary office, teacher aide darlene Sullivan, and high school math teacher Barbara navarra. We welcome our new personnel and wish each of our retirees well as they move on to new a new chapter in their lives. in addition to preparing our buildings and filling our staff roster, we dedicated a great deal of time this summer to improving instruction and meeting new state mandates. to meet the new teacher evaluation mandate, administrators attend a three-day session advancing our schools in teacher evaluation. teams of teachers and administrators met around our district’s rti (response to intervention) plan to ensure that struggling students receive the support they need. We have also been busy learning about the common core Standards - a series of learning standards developed and adopted by more than 30 states, including new York. these new standards will replace the current new York State learning Standards. We have also adjusted (with much happiness, i must add) to the return of the January regents exams. While the state had eliminated these in their original budget deliberations, private donors, including new York city mayor Michael Bloomberg have funded, at least for this year, their return. We are pleased with their return and will continue to lobby the state to offer them past the coming year. it has been a busy summer, but we have missed our most important element: our students. We are excited about their return and look forward to their energy bringing the life of a vibrant learning community back to our campus!

A Message from the Superintendent…

Sodoma Elementary School, (Pre-K – 5th grade) the ronald l. Sodoma elementary School staff looks forward to another exciting year of learning. the first day of school for grades pre-K through 5 is Wed., Sept. 7. doors will open at 9 a.m.

Parent-transported students

parents who plan on transporting their children to school should note: stUDeNts sHoULD Not ArriVe Prior to 9 a.m.

All visitors will enter the main entrance at the front of the elementary school building (under the canopy by the “crayons”). parking for visitors will be the northeast parking lot, in front of the playground. Student drop-off will be the parking lot via clarendon road.

if a student arrives prior to 9 a.m., he/she will wait in the lobby area until 9 a.m. only students who attend before-school programs or breakfast will be allowed to enter the building prior to 9 a.m. in order to help keep our children safe, all doors to the building will be locked except the main lobby entrance. All visitors must sign in at that entrance. We appreciate your understanding regarding these security measures.

Pre-K students

pre-Kindergarten parents will receive a schedule in the mail of which day their child will be attending class during the first week of classes. the morning pre-K class of students and their parents will be invited to attend an open house for them on Aug. 30 between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. the afternoon pre-K class will have their open house on Aug. 31 between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m.

please park in the visitor parking lot and enter through the main entrance where you will sign in and receive a visitor’s pass. You will then meet in your child’s classroom. At the end of the session, you will take your child home with you.

the first regular session for pre-K students will be on Wed., Sept. 9.

Kindergarten students

Kindergarten students should report to the eASt GYM on the first day of school. teachers will pick up their classes from this area. if you bring a kindergarten student to school, do not leave him/her at the classroom.

parents are requested to keep and have their child wear the bus tag (received in the mail) the first two weeks of school. this helps staff to identify kindergartners.

New York State Education Law Health Examination Requirements

As part of a required school health examination, a student is weighed and his/her height is measured. recent changes to the new York State education law require that districts now calculate students’ body mass index (BMi) using this information. the BMi may help health care professionals determine if the student’s weight is in a healthy range or is too high or too low. please remember that this is only one measurement and is not used in isolation to make healthcare decisions. this information will remain confidential in each student’s health record. this assessment will occur in grade pre-K or Kindergarten, and in grades 2, 4, 7 and 10.

the State education department (Sed) may select a number of districts to participate in a survey designed by the new York State department of health. if our school is selected to participate, we will be reporting specific information to the department of health. districts will be responsible for sharing weight status information. no names and no information about individual students will be sent or shared. As the parent/guardian, you may choose to have your child’s information excluded from this survey report. the information being sent to the nYS department of health will help to develop programs and services that make it easier for children to be healthier.

if you have questions or concerns regarding this survey or the data collection process, please contact Mary leto, Assistant Superintendent of instruction, at 589-2055. in addition, if you do not wish to have your child’s weight, height and BMi information shared with the nYS health department, please call the building-level nurses:

elementary School: cherie Zicari at 589-2033Middle School: Karen patterson at 589-2023high School: Jean Swiercznski at 589-2043

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Returning Students, Grades 1-5

Returning students in grades 1-5 should report to the classroom as assigned. Adults will be stationed throughout the building to assist and guide students to their classrooms.

New Students

New students should go to the school's main office. Staff members will be available to take your child to his/her new classroom.

Classroom Assignments

Classroom assignments will be mailed out on Mon., Aug. 17. We encourage all parents and students to visit the school on Campus Tour Day, Aug. 30 between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. to help your child become familiar with the location of his/her classroom. For any parent unsure of their child's classroom assignment, they will also be available on that day at the Main Office.

Pick-Up & Dismissal

Generally, during the first few days of school, buses will run a little later than normal. Please be patient.• TheAMPre-Kclasswillbedismissedat11:30a.m.• Duringtheschoolyear,dismissalwillbeat3:20p.m.forafternoonPre-KandGradesK-5.• Parentsarerequestednottodisrupttheclassbypickingupachildpriortothe3:20p.m. dismissal time. Student sign out will be in the main lobby in front of the building.• Yourcooperationinadheringtothesetimesisappreciated.

During the first few days of school, kindergarten children may be leaving their classroom ten minutes earlier than usual. This is to facilitate bus loading until the children become familiar with getting on the bus.

Student Attendance

In order for students to succeed in school and meet state expectations, it is imperative that students maintain regular attendance. We ask parents and guardians to assist us in this matter. We will be completing home visits for students not in regular attendance.

Parent Handbook

On the first day of school all students will receive a "Parent Handbook". Please read it carefully and save it for further reference. This is an important resource.

Have You Moved Since Last June?

If you have moved over the summer, please call the elementary school (589-2030) and the bus garage (589-2070) to change your new address. We do not know when families move and must rely on families to inform us. Please call by Sept. 1 so we can make appropriate changes.

Do you have a child pick-up or drop-off location that is not your home?

If your child will be picked up and/or dropped off at a location other than your home (i.e. babysitter, grandparent, etc), you must fill out a transportation form. Even if your child was transportedtothesamelocationtheprioryear,youmustfilloutaformEACHYEAR.Pleasecall the elementary school office at 589-2030 or stop in to pick up your form no later than Sept. 1.

Attention Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten parents:

Pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students will not be dropped off at their homes unless the bus driver sees an adult outside, in a window, or standing in the door. If a driver does not see an adult, the child will be brought back to school and the parent will have to call to come and pick up the child. If you want an older sibling to take your child off the bus, please go to the elementary school and fill out a permission form.

Bergerson Middle School, Grades 6 – 8

Opening of School

Grade7and8studentsatthemiddleschoolwillreporttotheirhomeroomat7:43a.m.Atthat time, students will be given their schedules for the year.

Grade 6 students will report to the middle school auditorium where they will be greeted by their teachers. Dismissalwillbeat2:23p.m.

Late Arrivals/Leaving Early

For students leaving early, parents must write a note excusing the absence. The student must bring it PRIOR TO HOMEROOM to the MS Nurse’s office to receive an “early dismissal pass." At the appointed time, the student reports to the office to await the person who will be signing him/her out. Students WILL NOT be allowed to leave the building on their own. If a parent is unable to pick up his/her child, then another adult (18 years or older and listed on the release form), may sign the student out.

Student Attendance

In order for students to succeed in school and meet state expectations, it is imperative that students maintain regular attendance. We ask parents and guardians to assist us in this matter. We will be completing home visits for students not in regular attendance. If he/she will not be in school, please call 589-2021 before 9 a.m. to report the absence.

Assignment Notebooks, etc.

During the first week of school, homeroom teachers will hand out assignment notebooks, and student handbooks to all students along with various forms that need to be filled out, signed by parents, and returned to their teachers. These forms MUST be returned by Sept. 12 so school personnel can finalize indexing of student information.

The student handbook should be taken home to parents to be read together, as it contains important information pertinent to both students and parents.

Included in the handbook is a listing of office phone numbers that parents will need to reach the appropriate office for absences, medical concerns, guidance concerns, and main office personnel. It may be helpful to post these numbers where they are easily accessible.

Breakfast

Breakfast will be available from 7:35 - 7:58 a.m. in the cafeteria. Students will not beadmittedtobreakfastafter7:38a.m.

Community Parking

Allvisitorsmustparkinthedesignated“VISITORPARKING”area,regardlessofthe reason for their presence in the building(s). Persons parking elsewhere or in a fire lane will be ticketed by the Village of Albion.

D’Amico High School

Opening Day:When students return to school on Wed., Sept. 7, they should report directly to their homeroom.

High School Daily Time Schedule Homeroom 7:45-7:55a.m.Block1 7:59-9:24a.m.Block2 9:28-10:53a.m. Block 3 3A 10:57-11:22a.m. 3B 11:26-11:51a.m. 3C 11:55-12:20p.m. 3D 12:24-12:49p.m. Block4 12:53-2:22p.m. Re-Teaching 2:25–3:10p.m.

First-Day ProceduresStudents will receive their schedules in the mail or at Freshmen Orientation. It is important students bring schedules with them on Sept. 7. Students will report to their scheduled homeroom at the start oftheday.Allschedulechangeswillbeaddressedduringhomeroombycompletingarequestforchange form. Do not report directly to guidance.

Student Parking PermitsIfyouareinterestedinreceivingaparkingpermit,besureyoupickupaparkingpermitrequestformin the high school office 8/22-8/31. All completed forms must be returned to the high school by Sept. 2. The cost of the permit is $10.00. Parking will be on a first-come, first-serve basis.

AttendanceIn order for your child to receive the best education possible, it is important for them to be in attendance at school. Absences from school will be monitored very closely. If your child will be absentfromschool,pleasecalltheAttendanceOfficeat589-2041andnotifythemthemorningoftheabsence. If your child is not in attendance on a regular basis, letters will be sent and phone calls will be made in order to keep parents informed. If there is a pattern of absenteeism, home visits will be made to ensure the opportunity for your child’s success.

No Child Left Behind Request For Information

As part of federal legislation (No Child Left Behind Act), parents of students in Title I schoolshave the right to request information regarding theprofessionalqualificationsoftheir child's teachers. Albion Elementary and Middle Schools receive federal Title I money to supplement our academic programs. Atthistime,allcoreteachersintheseschoolsmeetthequalificationssetforthbylaw.If you want information on the baccalaureate degree major of the teacher, graduate degree held,andfieldofcertification,pleasecontactthefollowing:

Albion Central School District Personnel Office Attention: No Child Left Behind 324 East Avenue Albion, NY 14411

Inyourrequestindicatethenameofyourchild'steacher(s)andanaddresstowhichthe information can be sent. The information is also available for any Title I funded paraprofessional working with your child.


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Albion Central School 2011-2012 SuppliesCharles D'Amico High School

Grade 9 - 12Science - All Classes (1) pocket folder or binder for MST journalsBiology (1) 2-inch three-ring binder (1) small spiral notebookChemistry (1) class notebook pocket foldersEarth Science (1) class notebook (spiral bound) (1) three-ring binder for labs (lab material: 2 coffee cans of dirt, and (1) piece of cardboard from a box approximately 8½" x 11")Physics (1) composition notebook or binder for class notes District will provide a basic calculator for classroom use in math and science.Math (High School) (1) three-ring binder or pocket folderAg Science Courses notebook (2 subject or more)Family & Consumer Science (High School) no supplies neededIntroduction to Developmental Disabilities (1) 3” three-ring binder or pocket folder Pens/pencilsGCC “FYE” Class notebookEnglish (High School) notebook or three-ring binder loose-leaf paper folder pens/pencilsLiteracy Class (Grade 9) (1) three-ring binder loose-leaf paper 2 different color highlighters pens/pencils Post-it notes (2 packs, any size and color) Foreign Language (High School) (1) two-inch binder with paper 5 dividers for notebook 500 index cardsSocial Studies (High School) (1) three-ring notebook w/100 sheets paperChorus (Middle School & High School) all students need pencilsBand (Middle & High School) instrument lesson method book (will purchase from supplier) music stand (recommended for proper posture at home) trombone/trumpet - straight mute, cup mute, valve oil woodwinds - reeds, swabs & instrument care kitsConcert Dress •HS Mixed Chorus no requirements •HS Select Men’s Chorus black long-sleeve dress shirt, black dress pants, black socks, black shoes •HS Select Women’s Chorus black long-sleeve t-shirt, black pants, black shoes •Jazz Band black pants, jazz ensemble shirts •Marching Band: white tee shirt, shorts (for under uniform) marching shoes (ordered through the band director)Intro to Music Theory / Intro to Musical Theatre pencil / penArt (High School) •Studio in Art Pencils, 1 eraser, 2 black fine-point markers •Drawing 1 & 2 Pencils, 1 eraser •Painting 1 & 2 Pencils, 1 eraser •3D Concepts Pencils, (1) two-pocket folder •Sculpture Pencils •AP Studio in Art Pencils, erasersHealth (1) notebook or loose-leaf notebook paper in a pocket folderPhysical Education Shorts or sweatpants t-shirt or sweatshirt sneakers

Ronald L. Sodoma Elementary SchoolPre-K - Grade 5

Parents of Elementary School students: remember to label your child’s belongings, including his or her jackets. •Sneakerswithshoelacesarerequiredforphysicaleducationclasses.Noplatformor backless sneakers, no heelies. •TrapperKeepersarenotrecommendedduetolimitedspacePre-Kindergarten large, full-size backpack (1) box of tissues glue sticksKindergarten glue sticks (10 to begin with & more will be needed during year) (2) two-prong folders (1-red, 1-blue) pencil box 1 box pencils 1 large box of tissues crayons (24 count) 1 composition notebook (marble cover) scissorsGrade 1 1 box of 24 crayons 1 box of tissues 2 plain two-pocket folders plastic pencil box Glue sticks 1 plain spiral notebookGrade 2 1 composition notebook (marble cover) crayons pencils and pencil pouch glue sticks 1 box of tissues (2) two-pocket folders Boys - 1 box quart ziplock bags (1 red, 1 blue) Girls - 1 box gallon ziplock bagsGrade 3 (6) two-pocket folders (blue, yellow, red, green, purple, 1 any color) 1 composition book (marble cover) crayons (2) large boxes of tissues glue sticks (1) box pencils highlighters HEALTH - 2-pocket folder with paperGrade 4 (4) spiral-bound notebooks (2) boxes of tissues (4) folders pencils w/ erasers (2) white-board markers 1-2 glue sticks colored pencils or crayons HEALTH - 2-pocket folder w/paperGrade 5 (2) pkgs wide-ruled loose-leaf notebook paper (6) two-pocket folders (blue, red, yellow, green, 2 any color) Several #2 pencils w/erasers (2) boxes of tissues colored pencils/crayons HEALTH - 2-pocket folder with paper. An assignment notebook will be provided.

Carl I. Bergerson Middle SchoolGrades 6 - 8

Grade 6 4 black/white marble composition books (100 pgs) (6) two-pocket folders #2 pencils colored pencils or crayons notebook paper blue or black pens (1) box of tissuesEnglish (Grade 7/8) (1) 3-subject notebook pens, pencils, highlighter (1) two-pocket folderLiteracy Class (Grade 7) 3 pocket folders with 3-prong fasteners 1 composition notebook or spiral notebook 2 large square or rectangle packages of “post-it” notesRead 180 (1) 2-pocket folder (1) 1-subject notebookMath (Grades 7/8 and Integrated Algebra-Grade 8) (1) 1 1/2” three-ring binder notebook paper Pencils Dividers District will provide a basic calculator for classroom use in math and science.Social Studies (Grades 7/8) 120-page 5 Star notebook (1) two-pocket folder 2 glue sticksScience (Grades 7/8) spiral notebook with perforated pages heavy-duty folder with loose-leaf paperMiddle School Technology (1) 2-pocket folder with 3-prong fastenersFamily & Consumer Science (1) two-pocket folder w/paper pen & pencilHealth (Grade 6 & 8) (1) Two-pocket folder loose-leaf paper (1) 2” binderArt (Grade 7) Pencils and eraserForeign Language (1) 2” three-ring binder with paper 5 dividers for notebooks (1) 2-pocket folder with prongsPhysical Education Shorts/sweatpants t-shirt/sweatshirt sneakersMusic/Fine Arts (1) two-pocket folder w/paperChorus & Band (please refer to next column)


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For Parents of Juniors & Seniors On Jan. 8, 2002, President Bush signed into law the No Child Left Behind Act. According to this law, the Albion Central School District must give to military recruiters and institutions of higher learning, upon request, the names, addresses and telephone numbers of high school junior and senior students. As a parent, you can request that the district not release such information without written parental consent.

If you do not want your child's name, address and telephone number given to military recruiters and institutions of higher learning, please sign and return the form below to the High School Guidance Office by Sept. 15, 2011. If we do not receive a form from you and the military or higher education institution requests lists of names, your child's name will appear on the list.

ALBION CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT RESERVATION OF CONSENT FOR THE RELEASE OF CERTAIN STUDENT INFORMATION

UNDER THE NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACT

Student Name: _______________________________________

Student Number: __________________ Grade Level: ________

I DO NOT want the Albion Central School District to release the name, address and telephone number of my child, ____________________, to military recuiters and institutions of higher learning.

___________________________________________________(Parent Signature) (Date)

Fill this sheet out and return to AHS guidance office by Sept. 15, 2011.

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During the 2011-2012 school year the District expects to conduct activities relating to the categories listed below in the months indicated:

Category/Building Activity Grade Month

District wide Service Learning 3-12 Fall/Spring Survey

Elementary School My Voice Survey K-5 Fall/Spring

Middle School My Voice Survey 6-8 Fall/Spring

High School My Voice Survey 9-12 Fall/Spring

Senior Exit Survey 12 May

Please review this list. If you do not want your child to participate in these surveys, please sign and return the form below to the main office (of the building your child attends) by Sept. 15, 2011. If you have any questions, please contact your building principal. If you do not return this letter, the District will conclude that your lack of objection is your consent to participation.

Albion Central School Student Survey Privacy Policy

I do not want my child, __________________________________________, to participate in District surveys during the 2011 - 2012 school year.

Parent/guardian signature Date

Please return this form to the main office by Sept. 15, 2011.

Notification of Rights Under the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA)

PPRA affords parents certain rights regarding our conduct of surveys, collection and use of information for marketing purposes, and certain physical exams. These include the right to:

Consent before students are required to submit to a survey that concerns one or more of the following protected areas (“protected information survey”) if the survey is funded in whole or in part by a program of the U.S. Department of Education (ED)-

•Politicalaffiliationsorbeliefsofthestudentorstudent’sparent; •Mentalorpsychologicalproblemsofthestudentorstudent’sfamily; •Sexbehaviororattitudes; •Illegal,anti-social,self-incriminating,ordemeaningbehavior; •Criticalappraisalsofotherswithwhomrespondentshaveclosefamily relationships; •Legallyrecognizedprivilegedrelationships,suchaswithlawyers,doctors,orministers; •Religiouspractices,affiliations,orbeliefsofthestudentorparents;or •Income,otherthanasrequiredbylawtodetermineprogrameligibility.

Receive notice and an opportunity to opt a student out of -

•Anyotherprotectedinformationsurvey,regardlessoffunding; •Anynon-emergency,invasivephysicalexamorscreeningrequiredasa condition of attendance, administered by the school or its agent, and not necessary to protect the immediate health and safety of a student, except for hearing, vision, or scoliosis screenings, or any physical exam or screening permitted or required under State law; •Activitiesinvolvingcollection,disclosure,oruseofpersonalinformationobtainedfrom studentsformarketingortosellorotherwisedistributetheinformationtoothers; •Inspect,uponrequestandbeforeadministrationoruse; •Protectedinformationsurveysofstudents; •Instrumentsusedtocollectpersonalinformationfromstudentsforanyofthe abovemarketing,sales,orotherdistributionpurposes;and •Instructionalmaterialusedaspartoftheeducationalcurriculum.

These rights transfer from the parents to a student who is 18 years old or an emancipated minor under State law.

Albion Central School has developed and adopted policies, in consultation with parents, regarding these rights, as well as arrangements to protect student privacy in the administration of protected information surveys and the collection, disclosure, or use of personal information for marketing, sales, or other distribution purposes. Albion Central School will directly notify parents of these policies at least annually at the start of each school year and after any substantive changes. The Albion Central School will also directly notify, such as through U.S. Mail or email, parents of students who are scheduled to participate in the specific activities or surveys noted below and will provide an opportunity for the parent to opt his or her child out of participation of the specific activity or survey. The Albion Central School will make this notification to parents at the beginning of the school year if the District has identified the specific or approximate dates of the activities or surveys at that time. For surveys and activities scheduled after the school year starts, parents will be provided reasonable notification of the planned activities and surveys listed below and be provided an opportunity to opt their child out of such activities and surveys. Parents will also be provided an opportunity to review any pertinent surveys. Following is a list of the specific activities and surveys covered under this requirement:

Collection, disclosure, or use of personal information for marketing, sales or other •distribution. Administration of any protected information survey not funded in whole or in part by ED. •Any non-emergency, invasive physical examination or screening as described above. •

Parents who believe their rights have been violated may file a complaint with:

Family Policy Compliance Office U.S. Department of Education 400 Maryland Avenue, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20202-5901

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Student Directory Information The district shall publish an annual public notice informing parents or eligible students of their right to refuse the release of student directory information and indicating a time period for their response. Following such public notice and a reasonable response period, the district may release such information to an outside group without individual consent. In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the district defines student directory information as the following: name; address; telephone listing;date and place of birth; enrollment status (e.g. undergraduate or graduate, full time orparttime);majorfieldofstudy;gradelevel;participationinofficiallyrecognizedactivitiesandsports;weightandheight(ifmembersofathleticteams);datesofattendance;honors,degrees and awards received; electronic mail address; photograph; and the name of themost recent educational agency or institution previously attended by the student. The release of student directory information is not to be confused with the release of secondaryschoolstudents’names,addressesandtelephonelistingstoMilitaryRecruiters.In compliance with the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 as amended by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB), the National Defense Authorization Act inaccordance with FERPA, the district shall comply with the request by a military recruiter for this information unless a parent has “opted out” of providing such information. If you do not want the district to release student directory information to outside groups, pleasefillouttheformbelowandreturnittoyourchild’sprincipalbySept.15,2011.Ifyou have questions regarding this information, please call the main office.

Albion Central School Release of Student Directory Information

2011 - 2012

I, , do not want the Albion Central School

District to release any student information regarding my child, .

Parent/Guardian Signature Date

Please return this form to your child’s principal by Sept. 15, 2011.

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Public Notice Regarding Title IX

The Board of Education of the Albion Central School District does not discriminate on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, race, color, national origin or handicapping condition in the educational programs or activities which it operates and is in full compliance with Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972. TheBoard’s policy of non-discrimination includes the following: recruitment andappointment of employees, employment pays and benefits, counseling services for students. Call Title IX Coordinator Kim Houserman at 589-2056 to report any claims.

Asbestos Inspection Information In compliance with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA), asbestos reinspections were performed in each of our school buildings for asbestos containing building materials. The inspection findings are in the asbestos management plan and are on file in each school administrative office and our central administration office. The EPA requires us to perform periodic inspection every six months and triennial reinspections of the asbestos materials every three years. During the 2010 school year, the NYS Department of Labor (NYSDOL) certified asbestos inspector performed these reinspections and a certified NYSDOL asbestos planner reviewed the reinspection results. Six-month periodic inspections were also performed, submitted to the District and filed for review. No significant findings were noted during the reinspection of our school buildings. All asbestos materials in our schools remain in good condition, and we will continue to manage them in place as recommended by EPA guidelines and the NYSDOL certified asbestos management planner. Results of the inspection are on file in three locations: 1) the District Central Administrative Office, 2) the School Administrative Offices, and 3) the Superintendent of Maintenance & Operations Office. You are welcome to view these materials anytime during normal school hours (Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.). Please contact the district office at (585) 589-2056 to set up an appointment.

School Building Bell Times

If you are picking up your child, you must sign your child out at the main office of his/her building.



Mrs. Zayac's and Miss Jablonski's Child Development classes created gift bags for first-time mothers. The bags are being delivered to Lockport Hospital and Women's and Children's Hospital in Buffalo. The bags included a bottle, pacifier, swaddle, diaper, book, and brochures that were created by the students. The information in the brochures covered an array of topics that are useful to first-time mothers.

Albion High School Child Development ClassShares its Knowledge with New Moms

ACS is Named a School of Distinctionby the NYSPHSAA

ACS Athletic Director Randy Knaak presented the School of Distinction award to the Board of Education at its August Board meeting. Albion Superintendent, Michael Bonnewell, told the Board, “This award recognizes the fact that all of our 17 varsity sports teams throughout the 2010-2011 school year were awarded the NYS Scholar Athlete Team. The outstanding academic performance of our student athletes was recognized with the 2010-2011 Scholar-Athlete Team School of Distinction Award. This is the second consecutive year that our athletes have earned this recognition. The honor is awarded to those high schools where every varsity team achieved Scholar-Athlete Team status for earning at least a 90 percent average. Our coaches are great at promoting the importance of academics to our student/athletes as is evidenced by our receiving this award.”

Congratulations to all of the athletes and coaches!

AHS Band Alumni,Dust Off That Old Instrument!

All AHS band alumni, regardless of current skill level, are invited to join the Albion High School Pep Band in the stands for the homecoming football game as the Purple Eagles take on Newfane on Fri., Sept. 30. Don’t worry about your out of shape “chops” or lack of musical recall. Your current level of ability is just right for the pep band, where the emphasis is on making a lot of noise, having fun, and cheering the Purple Eagles on to victory! (Besides, there will be plenty of current band students there to carry

the musical load!) Meet at 6:15 p.m. in the HS band room prior to the game. The Pep Band plays until the end of halftime. Phone the band office at 589-2050 x2405, or email at [email protected], with any questions. Hope to see you there!

ATTENTION MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

ID Swipe Cards Are Needed If You Attend School Events

Beginning September 2006, all middle and high school students are required to bring their Albion Central School District ID cards with them to all extracurricular school events. These events include football and basketball games, school plays and musicals. If a student does not bring his/her card to the event, he/she will not be allowed entrance to the event.

Students are ineligible to attend extracurricular events if they have been: • Suspendedfromschool• Assignedtothecorrectionroomtheweekpriortoaneventfora3or4level offense outlined in the Code of Conduct• Delinquentinpaymentofdebtsof$5.00ormore(forlostbooks,lunches, etc.) • Delinquentinpaymentofdebtsoflessthan$5.00thathavebeenoutstanding for more than 3 weeks (for lost books, lunches, etc). If this debt is a result of a hardship, please contact the Superintendent at 589-2050.• Tardythreeormoretimesinaquarterand/orabsentsixormoretimesina quarter

Students who are illegally absent or tardy from school may not attend or participate in extracurricular activities on that day. All students are given an ID card when they begin school in September. This card is used during the school day to purchase lunches and take out library books. If a student should lose or break the card, or if itisnotabletobescanned,thereisa$3.00replacementfeeforanewcard.

District-Wide Campus TourTue., Aug. 30 • 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Buildings open to public.

Beginning Times: Pre-K (AM session): 9:00 a.m.Pre-K (PM session): 12:45 p.m.Grades K-5: 9:00 a.m. Grades 6-8: 7:43 a.m.Grades 9-12: 7:45 a.m.

Dismissal Times: Pre-K (AM session): 11:30 a.m.Pre-K (PM session): 3:20 p.m.Grades K-5: 3:20 p.m.Grades 6-8: 2:23 p.m.Grades 9-12: 2:22 p.m.

School luncheS and charging Policy

The school district contracts with a company, Sodexo, to provide meals to our students. In cooperation with the company, the following "charge" policy was agreed upon:

•All students must use their student identification tags to enter all cafeteriatransactions.•ChargingwillbepermittedforthefirstlunchONLY.•Childrenmaynotchargeasecondlunchorálacarte.•Astudentcannotchargealunchformorethantwodays.•Thestudentmustpaybackforthelunchescharged.•Allchargesmustbepaidbackbeforealacartemaybepurchased.•Studentsmaypre-payforlunches.

Costforstudentlunches: Elementary: $ 1.25 Middle/High: $ 1.25

Costforadditionalitems: Milk: $.55 FruitPunch: $.60 IceCream: $.75 Cookies:$.35or2for$.60 PretzelRod:$.10or2for$.15 ElementarystudentsmaypurchaseicecreamonMonday,WednesdayandFriday.

Elementary students who have additional funds in their accounts can only use the fundsforlunchesandcannotusefundstopurchaseicecream,cookiesorpretzels.Parentsmustsendmoneyforthepurchaseoftheseadditionalitems.

Aschoollunchconsistsofoneentrée,threesidesandonemilk.Studentsmayselectálacarteitemspricedseparately.

Toviewthelunchschedule,gotothedistrict’sWebsiteatwww.albionk12.org.

Free/Reduced-Price School MealsYourchildrenmaybeeligibleforfreeorreduced-pricemealsif:•YourfamilyreceivesgovernmentFoodStamps•YourfamilyreceivesAidforNeedyFamiliesandChildren(ANFC)•Yourfamilyincomeisat,orlessthan,thelevelslistedbelow:

Household Annual Monthly Twiceper EveryTwo WeeklySize Income Income Month Weeks Income1person $20,147 $1,679 $840 $775 $3882persons $27,214 $2,268 $1,134 $1,047 $5243persons $34,281 $2,857 $1,429 $1,319 $6604persons $41,348 $3,446 $1,723 $1,591 $7965persons $48,415 $4,035 $2,018 $1,863 $9326persons $55,482 $4,624 $2,312 $2,134 $1,0677persons $62,549 $5,213 $2,607 $2,406 $1,2038persons $69,616 $5,802 $2,901 $2,678 $1,339Eachadd'lmember+$7,067 +$589 +$295 +$272 +$136Source:USDA,effectiveJuly2011.

Pleasecallthedistrictofficeat589-2084torequestaFree/Reduced-PriceSchoolMealApplicationsenttoyourhomeorifyouhavequestions.Youmayalsostopbythemainofficeattheelementary,middleorhighschoolbuildingbetweenthehoursof8a.m.and4p.m.toreceiveamealprogramapplication.

PleaSe readimportant Bus Transportation information

Allstudentsareeligibleforbusing.MSandHSstudentsinthevillagewillbepickedupbybusat corners.

Please review thebusing routes in this LINK issue todeterminechangesandwhere yourchildwillbepickedup. Pleasekeepinmindthatforthefirstfewdaysofschool,thebuseswillberunningalittlelater than normal in the afternoon. The schedule will adjust within a few days.

The parking lot on the north side of the Elementary school immediately in front of thebuildingisforbus parking ONLY.Ifyouaredroppingofforpickingupastudent,pleaseuse the Clarendon Street entrance.

BUS GARAGE HOURS: Openduringtheschoolyearfrom6a.m.-5:30p.m.Afterhours,pleaseleavemessagesonvoicemailat589-2070. If Your Child Will Be Transported To/From A Residence Other Than Your Home…NewYorkStateEducationLawobligatestheDistricttotransportstudentstoandfromtheirresidenceinaccordancewithdefinedlimits.However,weunderstandthatthebabysitter’sresidence becomes the school bus stop for many of our students. ACSD will, therefore,honorrequests for transportation toand/or fromapointother than the familyresidenceon an annual basis.

EACH YEAR, a transportation form must be completed to request transportation from an address other than your home. Requests are honored one time only. TheDistrict and theparents areobligated tothe agreement for the entire school year. The District will not approve bus stops on differing days for any individual student or adjust a student’s bus assignment after the beginning of the school year unless you change your residence. This determinationisbasedontheDistrict’srequirementtoensuresafeandsecuretransportationfor every student. Emergency or extenuating circumstances shall be handled throughrespective building principals. The District is prohibited from transporting students toafter-schoolorganizationssuchasScouts,4-H,dancingclass,musiclessons,ortoafriend’shouse.Requestsofthisnaturearenotconsidered“emergencies”andwillnotbehonoredbytheDistrict.Itistheresponsibilityoftheparentorguardiantoprovidetransportationtoandfromthesenon-schoolrelatedactivities.

If you want the bus to pick up or drop off your child at a residence other than your own home, you MUST fill out a transportation form EACH YEAR. Formscanbeobtainedateachbuildingoffice.Informationcannotbeacceptedoverthephone.Parentnotes regardingbuschangesarenot accepted. A form must be filled out no later than Sept. 1.Ifapplicationsarereceivedlaterthanthatdate,itmaytakeuptooneweektoprocessthem.Ifyouhavequestions,pleasecalltheDistrictat589-2056orthebusgarageat589-2070.

Waiting for the Bus: AllstudentsmustbeoutsideinavisiblelocationTEN (10) minutes before the scheduled busarrival time. Whensubstitutedriversareplacedonaroute, theydonothavehousenumbersofstudents.Theyaregiventhestreetstopickup/dropoff.Substituteslookforchildrenstandingbytheroadforpickup.Buses are not allowed to honk their horns for students to catch the bus.

Important Information for Pre-K & Kindergarten Student Transportation Home: Pre-kindergarten studentswillnotbedroppedoffattheirhomesunlessthebusdriversees an adult outside, in a window or standing in the door. If a driver does not see an adult, thechildwillbebroughtbacktoschoolandtheparentwillhavetocomeandpickupthechild.

Kindergarten studentswillnotbedroppedoffattheirhomeunlessthebusdriverseesanadultathomeortheyareridingwithanoldersibling.Kindergartenerswillbedismissedat3:20p.m.andwillridetheElementarySchoolBushome.ThebusesleavetheElementarySchoolat3:30p.m.

Attention Oak Orchard Estate StudentsBusStopswillbeattheMainofficeparkinglotorbythemailboxesonNorthStreet.



aTTenTion Middle & high School STudenTS

Staying after School Late-bus riders this yearwill share the afternoon busrun with the Elementary School students. This privilege will only be available on a limitedbasis for students who havea bus pass from a teacher orbuilding administrator. Thisbus run leaves the ElementarySchoolat3:30p.m.



BUS ASSIGNMENTS

I ALBION EAGLE HARBOR RD EAGLE HARBOR RD TO GAINES BASIN RD (13866 & BELOW)

L ALBION EAGLE HARBOR RD GAINES BASIN RD TO WEST VILLAGE LINE (13866 - 14107)

J ALLEN RD RT. 31 TO WEST VILLAGE LINE (14300 & BELOW)

K ALLEN RD HAMILTON ST TO RT. 98 (3 DIGIT #’s - 14300)

H ALLENS BRIDGE RD RT. 104 TO EAGLE HARBOR KNOWLESVILLE RD (3400 & BELOW)

I ALLENS BRIDGE RD CANAL TO RT. 31 (3435 & ABOVE)

C ALLIS RD.

E ANGEVINE RD

O ARCHBALD RD

M BAKER RD RT. 98 TO SAWYER RD

D BAKER RD SAWYER RD TO E. KENT RD

L BASS RD

Y BRAGG SCHOOL HOUSE RD

W BROWN RD RT. 104 TO LYDUN DR N

B BURNS RD

T BUTTS RD ZIG ZAG RD TO CANAL (3452 & BELOW)

W BUTTS RD CANAL TO RAILROAD OVER PASS

Z BUTTS RD RAILROAD OVER PASS TO RT. 31 (3568 & ABOVE)

N CALLARD DR PICK UP AT CALLARD & HANLON DR

N CENTER RD, WATERPORT PICK UP AT CALLARD & HANLON DR

H CHERRY LANE, EAGLE HARBOR PICK UP AT EAGLE HARBOR KNOWLESVILLE RD

C / F CLARENDON RD RT. 31 TO SCHOOL ENTRANCE

E CLARENDON RD SCHOOL ENTRANCE TO E. COUNTY HOUSE RD.

L CLARKS MILLS RD

D CRANDALL RD

B CRANE RD

E CULVER RD

E CUSHING RD

P DELANO STEELE RD

G DENSMORE RD

D DENSMORE ST

C DRAKE ISLAND RD PICK UP AT GILLETTE RD

H EAGLE HARBOR KNOWLESVILLE RD

L EAGLE HARBOR RD WATERPORT BRIDGE TO HANLON RD EXT

N EAGLE HARBOR RD HANLON RD EXT TO RT. 104 (2060 - 2900)

H EAGLE HARBOR RD RT. 104 TO CANAL (2900 - 3400)

I EAGLE HARBOR RD CANAL TO RT. 31 (3420 - 4000)

K EAGLE HARBOR RD RT. 31 TO RT. 31A (3815 - 4300)

B EAGLE HARBOR RD RT. 31A TO W BARRE RD (4300 - 5300)

C EAGLE HARBOR RD W. BARRE RD TO SOUTH DISTRICT LINE (5300 & ABOVE)

L EAST AVE, WATERPORT PICK UP AT MAIN ST, WATERPORT

T E. BACON RD

E E. BARRE RD RT. 98 TO RT. 31A

C E. COUNTY HOUSE RD RT. 98 TO CLARENDON RD (14300 - 14600)

Z / P E. COUNTY HOUSE RD CLARENDON RD TO RICHES CORNERS RD (14600 & ABOVE)

Z E. COUNTY HOUSE RD RICHES CORNERS RD TO DEAD END

D E. KENT RD

E / P E. LEE RD RT. 98 TO RICHES CORNERS RD (north side) (14400 - 15025)

E E. LEE RD RT. 98 TO CULVER RD (south side) (14400 - 15000)

E E. LEE RD CULVER RD TO EAST DISTRICT LINE (14700 & ABOVE)

G E. TRANSIT CHURCH RD TRANSIT RD TO EAST DISTRICT LINE

O ERWAY TRACT

D FORD ST

M GAINES RD RT. 104. TO RT. 98 (east side) (2670 - 3150)

W GAINES RD RT. 104. TO RT. 98 (west side) (2670 - 3150)

L GAINES BASIN RD RT. 104 TO ALBION EAGLE HARBOR RD (2700 - 3400)

I GAINES BASIN RD ALBION EAGLE HARBOR RD TO RT. 31 (3400 - 3600)

K GAINES BASIN RD RT. 31 TO W COUNTY HOUSE RD (3675 - 3993)

Y GAINES BASIN RD W. COUNTY HOUSE RD TO RT. 31A (3993 & ABOVE)

U GAINES WATERPORT RD RT. 104 TO PARK AVE (2180 - 2701)

L GAINES WATERPORT RD PARK AVE TO MAIN ST, WATERPORT (13400 & ABOVE)

C GILLETTE RD

B GRAY RD

N HANLON RD

N HANLON RD EXT

B HEMLOCK RIDGE RD

C HILL RD

G HINDSBURG RD

F HOLLEY RD

H HOWLETT RD

Z JAKAUB RD

Y JOHNNY CAKE LANE

B KAMS RD

V KEITEL RD

L KENDRICK RD

D KENT RD

N KENYONVILLE RD NORTH DISTRICT LINE TO RT. 104 (2616 - 2900)

H KENYONVILLE RD RT. 104 TO EAGLE HARBOR KNOWLESVILLE RD (2900 & ABOVE)

O LAKE SHORE RD

D LATTIN RD

E LEWIS RD

C LIME KILN RD

I LONG BRIDGE RD PRESBYTERIAN RD TO RT. 31 (3558 - 3890)

K LONG BRIDGE RD RT. 31 TO W. COUNTY HOUSE RD (3890 & ABOVE)

F LYNCH RD

L MAIN ST, WATERPORT

B MAPLE ST MIX RD TO EAGLE HARBOR RD

Y MAPLE ST EAGLE HARBOR RD TO RT. 98 (13400 & ABOVE)

O MARSH CREEK RD

E MATHES RD

L McCUTCHEON RD

E McNAMAR RD

H MIDWAY RD PICK UP AT EAGLE HARBOR KNOWLESVILLE RD

Y MILLER RD

B MIX RD

N NORTH RD, WATERPORT PICK UP AT CALLARD & HANLON DR

O OAK ORCHARD RD BRIDGES TO RT. 104 (1292 - 2641)

O OAK ORCHARD RD RT. 104 TO BACON RD (east side) (2641 - 3161)

N OAK ORCHARD RD RT. 104 TO BACON RD (west side) (2641 - 3161)

N OAK ORCHARD RD BACON RD TO NORTH VILLAGE LINE (3160 - 3505)

B / Y OAK ORCHARD RD SOUTH VILLAGE LINE TO RT. 31A (east side) (3735 - 4100)

Y OAK ORCHARD RD SOUTH VILLAGE LINE TO RT. 31A (west side) (3735 - 4100)

C OAK ORCHARD RD RT. 31A TO QUAKER HILL RD (west side) (4100 - 4834)

C / P OAK ORCHARD RD RT. 31A TO QUAKER HILL RD (east side) (4100 - 4834)

P OAK ORCHARD RD QUAKER HILL RD TO ANGEVINE RD (4834 - 5400)

Z OAK ORCHARD RD ANGEVINE RD TO SPOIL BANK RD (5400 & ABOVE)

L OAK ORCHARD RIVER RD WATERPORT BRIDGE TO RT. 98 (4 DIGIT #’s)

O OAK ORCHARD RIVER RD RT. 18 TO RT. 98 (5 DIGIT #’s)

O OAK ORCHARD ON THE LAKE

N OTTER LANE PICK UP AT HANLON DR

M PARK AVE WATERPORT CARLTON RD TO RT. 98

U PARK AVE WATERPORT CARLTON RD TO RT. 279

M PARK AVE EXT

B PASK RD

H PHIPPS RD

B PINE HILL RD

O POINT BREEZE RD

E POWERLINE RD

H PRESBYTERIAN RD EAGLE HARBOR KNOWLESVILLE RD. TO BRIDGE

I PRESBYTERIAN RD WEST DISTRICT LINE TO BRIDGE

P PUZZEY RD

C QUAKER HILL RD

C / P RICE RD PICK UP AT OAK ORCHARD RD

F RICHES CORNERS RD RT. 31 TO HOLLEY RD (3624 - 3850)

Z RICHES CORNERS RD HOLLEY RD TO RT. 31A (3850 & ABOVE)

H RIDGE RD WEST DISTRICT LINE TO EAGLE HARBOR RD (south side) (12800 - 13428)

H RIDGE RD WEST DISTRICT LINE TO KENYONVILLE RD (north side) (12799 - 13011)

N RIDGE RD KENYONVILLE RD TO GAINES BASIN RD (north side) (13015 - 13897)

N RIDGE RD EAGLE HARBOR RD TO RT. 98 (south side) (13430 - 14380)

L RIDGE RD GAINES BASIN RD TO RT. 279 (north side) (13899 - 13997)

W RIDGE RD RT. 279 TO BROWN RD (north side) (13999 - 14601)

T RIDGE RD RT. 98 TO LATTIN RD (south side) (14386 - 15004)

G RIDGE RD BROWN RD TO TRANSIT RD (north side) (14601 - 15535)

D RIDGE RD LATTIN RD TO TRANSIT RD (south side) (15010 - 15534)

E ROCK ST

O ROOSEVELT HWY WEST DISTRICT LINE TO RT. 18 EXT (14431 & BELOW)

M ROOSEVELT HWY RT. 18 EXT TO EAST DISTRICT LINE (14431 & ABOVE)

M ROOSEVELT HWY EXT

C ROOT RD

K / I RT. 31 DISTRICT LINE TO LONG BRIDGE RD (12978 & BELOW)

I RT. 31 LONG BRIDGE RD TO EAGLE HARBOR RD (north side) (12978 - 13442)

K / I RT. 31 LONG BRIDGE RD TO EAGLE HARBOR RD (south side) (12970 - 13442)

I RT. 31 EAGLE HARBOR RD TO GAINES BASIN RD (north side) (13200 - 13860)

K RT. 31 EAGLE HARBOR RD TO ALLEN RD (south side) (13442 - 13557)

I RT. 31 ALLEN RD TO WEST VILLAGE LINE (south side) (13557 - 13860)

F RT. 31 EAST VILLAGE LINE TO EAST DISTRICT LINE (14750 & ABOVE)

M SAWYER RD

H SCHOOL LANE, EAGLE HARBOR PICK UP AT EAGLE HARBOR RD

L STILLWATER RD

E THORPE RD

G TRANSIT RD NORTH DISTRICT LINE TO RT. 104 (2100 - 2600)

G TRANSIT RD RT. 104 TO RT. 31 (2600 - 3600)

F TRANSIT RD RT. 31 TO SOUTH DISTRICT LINE

B TRENSCH RD

O WATER ST, POINT BREEZE

L WATERPORT CARLTON RD MAIN ST, WATERPORT TO PARK AVE (13700 & BELOW)

U WATERPORT CARLTON RD PARK AVE TO RT. 98 (13700 & ABOVE)

L WATERPORT RD

L WEST AVE, WATERPORT PICK UP AT MAIN ST, WATERPORT

N WEST RD, WATERPORT PICK UP AT CALLARD & HANLON DR

N W. BACON RD

C W. BARRE RD

P W. BARRE RD EXT

Y W. COUNTY HOUSE RD RT. 98 TO GAINES BASIN RD (13900 - 14363)

K W. COUNTY HOUSE RD GAINES BASIN RD TO DISTRICT LINE (12690 - 13900)

K / B W. LEE RD WEST DISTRICT LINE TO RT. 98 (north side) (13251 - 14363)

B W. LEE RD WEST DISTRICT LINE TO GAINES BASIN RD (south side) (13250 - 13900)

B / Y W. LEE RD GAINES BASIN RD TO RT. 98 (south side) (13900 - 14360)

D W. TRANSIT CHURCH RD LATTIN RD TO DENSMORE RD

G W. TRANSIT CHURCH RD DENSMORE RD TO TRANSIT RD

Z WHITE CITY RD

B WILKINS RD PASK RD TO DISTRICT LINE

N WOOD RD, WATERPORT PICK UP AT CALLARD & HANLON DR

D ZIG ZAG RD BUTTS RD TO KEITEL RD (14990 & BELOW)

G ZIG ZAG RD LATTIN RD TO DENSMORE RD (14990 & ABOVE)

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BUS BUS LETTER ROAD FROM / TO LETTER ROAD FROM / TO



K ALLEN RD S. MAIN ST TO HAMILTON ST

O / S BAYBERRY LANE PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

A BEAVER ALLEY PICK UP AT N. MAIN ST

Y BEAVER ST

R BEECHWOOD APTS

O / S BEECHWOOD BLVD PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

V BROWN ST WOOD ST TO CAROLINE ST

R BROWN ST CAROLINE ST TO NORTH VILLAGE LINE (INCLUDES HERITAGE ESTATES)

A CAROLINE ST

A CHAMBERLAIN ST

F CHILDS ST PICK UP AT CLARENDON ST

F CLARENDON ST

I CLOVER LANE PICK UP AT MEADOWBROOK DR

F / S CRIMSON HEIGHTS PICK UP AT DRIVEWAYS

J DAY ST

D DENSMORE ST

T E. ACADEMY ST

J / T EAST AVE MAIN ST TO HIGH SCHOOL (0 - 320)

F EAST AVE HIGH SCHOOL TO EAST VILLAGE LINE (320 & ABOVE)

D E. BANK ST

M E. HERRICK ST PICK UP AT E. PARK ST & HERRICK ST.

M E. PARK ST MAIN ST TO McKINSTRY ST (0 - 299)

G E. PARK ST McKINSTRY ST TO CLARENDON ST (300 - 399)

B E. STATE ST MAIN ST TO CLARENDON ST (0 - 399)

W E. STATE ST CLARENDON ST TO BUTTS RD (400 & ABOVE)

M ELMWOOD AVE PICK UP AT CORNER OF LINWOOD AVE & INGERSOLL ST

A ERIE ST

R GARDEN PARK APTS

W GOODRICH ST PICK UP AT E. STATE ST

Y HAMILTON ST WASHINGTON ST TO WEST AVE

K HAMILTON ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD

O / S HAWTHORNE DR PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

P HAZARD PKWY CLOSER TO S. CLINTON ST PICK UP AT S. CLINTON ST

K HAZARD PKWY CLOSER TO S. MAIN ST PICK UP AT S. MAIN ST

W HERITAGE ESTATES BROWN ST ENTRANCE PICK UP AT BROWN ST

W HERITAGE ESTATES LYDUN DR ENTRANCE PICK UP AT LYDUN DR

M HERRICK ST CLOSER TO E. PARK ST PICK UP AT E. PARK ST

A HERRICK ST CLOSER TO CHAMBERLAIN ST PICK UP AT CHAMBERLAIN ST

H INGERSOLL ST E. STATE ST TO E. BANK ST

A INGERSOLL ST CANAL TO LINWOOD AVE.

D INGERSOLL ST LINWOOD AVE TO ELMWOOD AVE PICK UP AT CORNER OF LINWOOD

T JOSEPH ST

Z1 KING ST W. STATE ST TO W. PARK ST

I KING ST W. PARK ST TO WEST AVE

T KNAPP ST

K, P, U LITTLE LEAPERS AM PICK-UP

K, U, X LITTLE LEAPERS PM DROP-OFF

D LINWOOD AVE

W LYDUN DR CIRCLE

R LYDUN DR

R LYDUN DR EXT PICK UP AT “Y”

A McCLELLAND ST PICK UP AT INGERSOLL ST

F McKINSTRY ST E. STATE ST TO CRIMSON DR

M McKINSTRY ST CRIMSON DR TO EAST AVE

I MEADOWBROOK DR

Z1 MIDDLE SCHOOL DAYCARE

T MOORE ST

O / S NORTH ST PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

T N. CLINTON ST CLOSER TO W. BANK ST PICK UP AT W. BANK ST

J N. CLINTON ST CLOSER TO W. STATE ST PICK UP AT W. STATE ST

T N. LIBERTY ST CLOSER TO W. BANK ST PICK UP AT W. BANK ST

J N. LIBERTY ST CLOSER TO W. STATE ST PICK UP AT W. STATE ST

A N. MAIN ST STATE ST TO CAROLINE ST

D N. MAIN ST CAROLINE ST TO VILLAGE LINE

O / S OAK ORCHARD ESTATES PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

D ORCHARD ST PICK UP AT N. MAIN ST

D PLATT ST E. BANK ST TO E. STATE ST

N PLATT ST E. PARK ST TO EAST AVE

O / S REDWOOD DR PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

M REYNOLDS ST CLOSER TO E. PARK ST PICK UP AT E. PARK ST

A REYNOLDS ST CLOSER TO CHAMBERLAIN ST PICK UP AT CHAMBERLAIN ST

R SANDY CREEK APTS PICK UP AT “Y”

J S. LIBERTY ST CLOSER TO W. STATE ST PICK UP AT W. STATE ST

I / X S. LIBERTY ST CLOSER TO W. PARK ST PICK UP AT W. PARK ST

Y S. LIBERTY ST CLOSER TO BEAVER ST PICK UP AT BEAVER ST

J S. CLINTON ST CLOSER TO W. STATE ST PICK UP AT W. STATE ST

I / X S. CLINTON ST CLOSER TO W. PARK ST PICK UP AT W. PARK ST

Y S. CLINTON ST BEAVER ST TO WASHINGTON ST

P / X S. CLINTON ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD

A / O S. MAIN ST STATE ST TO RT. 31

B / I S. MAIN ST RT. 31 TO ALLEN RD (east side)

K S. MAIN ST RT. 31 TO ALLEN RD (west side)

M TEMPERANCE ST CLOSER TO E. PARK ST PICK UP AT E. PARK ST

A TEMPERANCE ST CLOSER TO CHAMBERLAIN ST PICK UP AT CHAMBERLAIN ST

R VISIONS APARTMENTS PICK UP AT “Y”

Y WASHINGTON ST S. CLINTON ST TO KING ST

L WASHINGTON ST KING ST TO STATE SCHOOL RD

T W. ACADEMY ST W. STATE ST TO W. BANK ST

H W. ACADEMY ST W. STATE ST TO WEST AVE

U / X W. ACADEMY ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD

I WEST AVE

T W. BANK ST

J W. PARK ST S. MAIN ST TO DAY ST

I W. PARK ST DAY ST TO KING ST

L W. STATE ST MAIN ST TO ALBION EAGLE HARBOR RD (INCLUDES 431 W. STATE ST.)

T WEST ST

O / S WILLOW RD PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

V WOOD ST PICK UP AT BROWN ST.

D ALBION EAGLE HARBOR RD EAGLE HARBOR RD TO GAINES BASIN RD (13866 & BELOW)

L ALBION EAGLE HARBOR RD GAINES BASIN RD TO VILLAGE LINE (13866 - 14107)

C ALLEN RD RT. 31 TO RT. 98 (14300 & BELOW, includes 3 DIDGIT #’s)

E ALLENS BRIDGE RD RT. 104 TO CANAL (3420 & BELOW)

C ALLENS BRIDGE RD CANAL TO RT. 31 (3435 & ABOVE)

K ALLIS RD

F ANGEVINE RD E. BARRE RD TO McNAMAR RD (4705 - 5000)

I ANGEVINE RD McNAMAR RD TO OAK ORCHARD RD (5000 & ABOVE)

O ARCHBALD RD

U BAKER RD RT. 98 TO SAWYER RD

M BAKER RD SAWYER RD TO E. KENT RD

N BASS RD

Y BRAGG SCHOOL HOUSE RD

U BROWN RD RT. 104 TO LYDUN DR. N

A BURNS RD

T BUTTS RD ZIG ZAG RD TO CANAL (3452 & BELOW)

B BUTTS RD CANAL TO RAIL ROAD OVER PASS

V BUTTS RD RAILROAD OVER PASS TO RT. 31 (3568 & ABOVE)

G CALLARD DR PICK UP AT CALLARD & HANLON DR

G CENTER RD, WATERPORT PICK UP AT CALLARD & HANLON DR

E CHERRY LANE, EAGLE HARBOR

W CLARENDON RD RT. 31 TO HOLLEY RD

B CLARENDON RD HOLLEY RD TO E. COUNTY HOUSE RD

N CLARKS MILLS RD

M CRANDALL RD

A CRANE RD

I CULVER RD RT. 31A TO OAK ORCHARD RD

I CUSHING RD

I DELANO STEELE RD

H DENSMORE RD RT. 104 TO RT. 31

H DENSMORE ST

J DRAKE ISLAND RD PICK UP AT GILLETTE RD

E EAGLE HARBOR KNOWLESVILLE RD

N EAGLE HARBOR RD OAK ORCHARD RIVER RD TO HANLON RD EXT.

G EAGLE HARBOR RD HANLON RD EXT. TO RT. 104 (2060 - 2900)

E EAGLE HARBOR RD RT. 104 TO CANAL (2900 - 3400)

D EAGLE HARBOR RD CANAL TO RT. 31 (3420 - 3800)

D EAGLE HARBOR RD RT. 31 TO W. COUNTY HOUSE RD (3815 - 4000)

Y EAGLE HARBOR RD W. COUNTY HOUSE RD TO RT. 31A (4000 - 4300)

A EAGLE HARBOR RD RT. 31A TO W. BARRE RD (4300 & ABOVE)

J EAGLE HARBOR RD W. BARRE RD TO DISTRICT LINE (5300 & ABOVE)

N EAST AVE, WATERPORT PICK UP AT MAIN ST, WATERPORT

T / L E. BACON RD

I E. BARRE RD RT. 98 TO CULVER RD (15000 & BELOW)

F E. BARRE RD CULVER RD TO RT. 31A (15000 & ABOVE)

F E. COUNTY HOUSE RD RT. 98 TO CLARENDON RD (14300 - 14585)

B E. COUNTY HOUSE RD CLARENDON RD. TO DEAD END (14600 & ABOVE)

M E. KENT RD

F E. LEE RD RT. 98 TO RICHES CORNERS RD (14400 - 15025) (North Side)

J E. LEE RD RT. 98 TO CULVER RD (14400 - 15000) (South Side)

F E. LEE RD CULVER RD TO DISTRICT LINE (14700 & ABOVE)

H E. TRANSIT CHURCH RD

X / O ERWAY TRACT

M FORD ST

S / G GAINES RD (RT. 279) RT. 104 TO RT. 98 (2670 - 3150)

L GAINES BASIN RD RT. 104 TO ALBION EAGLE HARBOR RD (2700 - 3400)

D GAINES BASIN RD ALBION EAGLE HARBOR RD TO RT. 31 (3400 - 3675)

Y GAINES BASIN RD RT. 31 TO W. COUNTY HOUSE RD (3675 - 3993)

K GAINES BASIN RD W. COUNTY HOUSE RD TO RT. 31A (3993 & ABOVE)

N GAINES WATERPORT RD (RT. 279) RT. 104 TO PARK AVE EXT (2180 - 2701)

N GAINES WATERPORT RD (RT. 279) PARK AVE EXT TO MAIN ST, WATERPORT (13400 & ABOVE)

J GILLETTE RD

A GRAY RD

G HANLON RD

G HANLON RD EXT

A HEMLOCK RIDGE RD

J HILL RD

H HINDSBURG RD RT. 104 TO CANAL

B HINDSBURG RD CANAL TO DISTRICT LINE

W HOLLEY RD CLARENDON RD TO RICHES CORNERS RD (14600 & 14976)

B HOLLEY RD RICHES CORNERS RD TO TRANSIT RD (15000 & ABOVE)

E HOWLETT RD

I JAKAUB RD

K JOHNNY CAKE LANE

A JOHNSON RD

A KAMS RD

ELEMENTARY VILLAGE BUS BUS LETTER ROAD FROM / TO LETTER ROAD FROM / TO

MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOLBUS BUS LETTER ROAD FROM / TO LETTER ROAD FROM / TO



MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL con'tBUS BUS LETTER ROAD FROM / TO LETTER ROAD FROM / TOH KEITEL RD

N KENDRICK RD

M KENT RD

G KENYONVILLE RD DISTRICT LINE TO RT. 104 (2616 - 2900)

E KENYONVILLE RD RT. 104 TO EAGLE HARBOR KNOWLESVILLE RD (2900 & ABOVE)

X / O LAKE SHORE RD

T LATTIN RD

F LEWIS RD

F LIME KILN RD

C LONG BRIDGE RD PRESBYTERIAN ST TO RT. 31 (3558 - 3890)

D LONG BRIDGE RD RT. 31 TO W. COUNTY HOUSE RD (3890 & ABOVE)

B LYNCH RD

N MAIN ST, WATERPORT

Y MAPLE ST EAGLE HARBOR RD TO RT. 98 (13400 & ABOVE)

X / O MARSH CREEK RD

F MATHES RD

N McCUTCHEON RD

F McNAMAR RD

E MIDWAY RD

Y MILLER RD

A MIX RD

G NORTH RD, WATERPORT PICK UP AT CALLARD & HANLON DR.

X / O OAK ORCHARD RD MARSH CREEK RD TO RT. 18 (1292 - )

O OAK ORCHARD RD RT. 18/98 TO PARK AVE ( - 1581)

U OAK ORCHARD RD PARK AVE TO WATERPORT CARLTON RD (1582 - 1800)

O OAK ORCHARD RD WATERPORT CARLTON RD TO RIDGE RD

X / O OAK ORCHARD RD RIDGE RD TO BACON RD (2641 - 3161)

S / G OAK ORCHARD RD BACON RD TO NORTH VILLAGE LINE (3166 - 3505)

A OAK ORCHARD RD SOUTH VILLAGE LINE TO RT. 31A (3735 - 4100)

F OAK ORCHARD RD RT. 31A TO LIME KILN RD (4100 - 4360)

I OAK ORCHARD RD LIME KILN RD TO QUAKER HILL RD (4360 - 4834)

I OAK ORCHARD RD QUAKER HILL RD TO SPOIL BANK RD (4834 & ABOVE)

N OAK ORCHARD RIVER RD RT. 18 TO BASS RD

O OAK ORCHARD RIVER RD RT. 18 TO RT. 98 (5 DIGIT #’s)

O OAK ORCHARD ON THE LAKE

G OTTER LANE PICK UP PICK UP AT HANLON DR.

U PARK AVE RT. 98 TO WATERPORT CARLTON RD.

N PARK AVE WATERPORT CARLTON RD TO GAINES WATERPORT RD.

U PARK AVE EXT

A PASK RD

C PHIPPS RD

A PINE HILL RD

X / O POINT BREEZE RD

F POWERLINE RD

E PRESBYTERIAN RD EAGLE HARBOR KNOWLESVILLE RD TO CANAL

C PRESBYTERIAN RD CANAL TO LONG BRIDGE RD

I PUZZEY RD

J QUAKER HILL RD

I RICE RD PICK UP AT OAK ORCHARD RD

W RICHES CORNERS RD RT. 31 TO HOLLEY RD

B RICHES CORNERS RD HOLLEY RD TO E. COUNTY HOUSE RD

Z1 RICHES CORNERS RD RICHES CORNERS RD TO RT. 31A

E RIDGE RD DISTRICT LINE TO KENYONVILLE RD (12799 - 13011)

G RIDGE RD KENYONVILLE RD TO GAINES BASIN RD (13016 - 13898)

L RIDGE RD GAINES BASIN RD TO RT. 98 (13998 - 14379)

U / L RIDGE RD RT. 98 TO BROWN RD (14386 - 14600)

T RIDGE RD BROWN RD TO LATTIN RD (14601 - 15004)

M RIDGE RD LATTIN RD TO KENT RD (SOUTH SIDE) (14751 - 15230)

H RIDGE RD KENT RD TO HINDSBURG RD (15231 & ABOVE)

F ROCK ST

O ROOSEVELT HWY (RT. 18) WEST DISTRICT LINE TO RT. 18 / 98 (14431 & BELOW)

M ROOSEVELT HWY (RT. 18) RT. 18 / 98 TO EAST DISTRICT LINE (14431 & ABOVE)

M ROOSEVELT HWY EXT

J ROOT RD

D RT. 31 DISTRICT LINE TO LONG BRIDGE RD (12978 & BELOW)

C RT. 31 LONG BRIDGE TO EAGLE HARBOR RD (12978 - 13440)

D RT. 31 EAGLE HARBOR RD TO WEST VILLAGE LINE (13443 - 14122)

B RT. 31 EAST VILLAGE LINE TO EAST DISTRICT LINE (14750 & ABOVE)

M SAWYER RD DISTRICT LINE TO BAKER RD (1749 - 2000)

U SAWYER RD BAKER RD TO RT. 104 (2000 & ABOVE)

E SCHOOL LANE, EAGLE HARBOR

N STILLWATER RD

F THORPE RD

H TRANSIT RD NORTH DISTRICT LINE TO RT. 104 (2100 - 2600)

H TRANSIT RD RT. 104 TO CANAL (2600 - 3500)

B TRANSIT RD CANAL TO SOUTH DISTRICT LINE

A TRENSCH RD

X / O WATER ST, POINT BREEZE

N WATERPORT CARLTON RD MAIN ST, WATERPORT TO PARK AVE (13700 & BELOW)

U WATERPORT CARLTON RD PARK AVE TO RT. 98 (13700 & ABOVE)

N WATERPORT RD

N WEST AVE, WATERPORT PICK UP AT MAIN ST, WATERPORT

G WEST RD, WATERPORT PICK UP AT CALLARD & HANLON DR

S / E W. BACON RD

J W. BARRE RD EAGLE HARBOR RD TO ROOT RD

K W. BARRE RD ROOT RD TO RT. 98

I W. BARRE RD EXT

D W. COUNTY HOUSE RD DISTRICT LINE TO EAGLE HARBOR RD (12690 -13425)

Y W. COUNTY HOUSE RD EAGLE HARBOR RD TO GAINES BASIN RD (13425 - 13900)

K W. COUNTY HOUSE RD GAINES BASIN RD TO RT. 98 (13900 - 14320)

A W. LEE RD

T W. TRANSIT CHURCH RD LATTIN RD TO DENSMORE RD (15000 - 15275)

H W. TRANSIT CHURCH RD DENSMORE RD TO DISTRICT LINE (15276 & ABOVE)

I WHITE CITY RD

A WILKINS RD PASK RD TO DISTRICT LINE

G WOOD RD, WATERPORT PICK UP AT CALLARD & HANLON DR

H ZIG ZAG RD

C ALLEN RD PICK UP AT CORNERS

X / R BAYBERRY LANE PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

S / U BEAVER ALLEY PICK UP AT N. MAIN ST

A / Y BEAVER ST PICK UP AT CORNERS

R BEECHWOOD APTS

X / R BEECHWOOD BLVD PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

M BROWN ST WOOD ST TO LINWOOD AVE

U BROWN ST LINWOOD AVE TO NORTH VILLAGE LINE

T / U CAROLINE ST N. MAIN ST TO INGERSOLL ST (CLOSEST CORNER) PICK UP AT N. MAIN ST

T CAROLINE ST N. MAIN ST TO INGERSOLL ST (CLOSEST CORNER) PICK UP AT CAROLINE ST

T CAROLINE ST INGERSOLL ST TO BROWN ST STOPS WILL BE CHOICE OF DRIVER

Y CHAMBERLAIN ST PICK UP AT CORNERS

W CHILDS ST PICK UP AT CLARENDON ST

W CLARENDON ST PICK UP AT E. PARK ST

W CLARENDON ST PICK UP AT E. STATE ST

A CLOVER LANE PICK UP AT S. MAIN ST

T CRIMSON DR INCLUDES: CRIMSON HEIGHTS PICK UP AT DRIVEWAYS

C DAY ST PICK UP AT W. PARK ST

Y DAY ST PICK UP AT WASHINGTON ST

H DENSMORE ST

L E. ACADEMY ST PICK UP AT W. BANK ST

W E. ACADEMY ST PICK UP AT W. STATE ST

A EAST AVE MAIN ST TO MIDDLE SCHOOL

B EAST AVE MIDDLE SCHOOL TO VILLAGE LINE (245 & ABOVE)

B E. BANK ST PICK UP AT CORNERS

B E. HERRICK ST PICK UP AT E. PARK ST & HERRICK ST

B E. PARK ST PICK UP AT CORNERS

B E. STATE ST MAIN ST TO BUTTS RD

G ELMWOOD AVE. PICK UP AT CORNER OF LINWOOD AND INGERSOLL ST

S / U ERIE ST PICK UP AT N. MAIN ST

T ERIE ST. PICK UP AT INGERSOLL ST.

R GARDEN PARK APTS

B GOODRICH ST PICK UP AT E. STATE ST

Y HAMILTON ST PICK UP AT WASHINGTON ST

D HAMILTON ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD PICK UP AT WEST AVE

C HAMILTON ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD PICK UP AT ALLEN RD

X / R HAWTHORNE DR PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

J HAZARD PKWY PICK UP AT S. MAIN ST

R HERITAGE ESTATES PICK UP AT BROWN ST

R HERITAGE ESTATES PICK UP AT LYDUN DR

B HERRICK ST PICK UP AT E. PARK ST

Y HERRICK ST PICK UP AT CHAMBERLAIN ST

B INGERSOLL ST E. STATE ST TO CANAL PICK UP AT CORNERS

T INGERSOLL ST CANAL TO LINWOOD AVE PICK UP AT CORNERS

R INGERSOLL ST LINWOOD AVE TO ELMWOOD AVE PICK UP AT LINWOOD AVE

T JOSEPH ST PICK UP AT MOORE ST

W KING ST PICK UP AT W. STATE ST

C KING ST PICK UP AT W. PARK ST

Y KING ST PICK UP AT WASHINGTON ST

T KNAPP ST PICK UP AT MOORE ST

W LITTLE LEAPERS

R LINWOOD AVE STOPS WILL BE CHOICE OF DRIVER

R LYDUN DR

R LYDUN DR EXT PICK UP AT “Y”

T / H McCLELLAND ST PICK UP AT INGERSOLL ST

B McKINSTRY ST PICK UP AT E. STATE ST

B McKINSTRY ST PICK UP AT E. PARK ST

Y McKINSTRY ST PICK UP AT CHAMBERLAIN ST

Y McKINSTRY ST TRACKS TO EAST AVE

A MEADOWBROOK DR PICK UP AT S. MAIN ST

T MOORE ST

X / R NORTH ST PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

L N. CLINTON ST PICK UP AT W. BANK ST

W N. CLINTON ST PICK UP AT W. STATE ST

L N. LIBERTY ST PICK UP AT W. BANK ST

W N. LIBERTY ST PICK UP AT W. STATE ST.

S / U N. MAIN ST STATE ST TO LINWOOD AVE PICK UP AT CORNERS

S / G N. MAIN ST LINWOOD AVE TO VILLAGE LINE

X / R OAK ORCHARD ESTATES PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

S / U ORCHARD ST PICK UP AT N. MAIN ST

B PLATT ST PICK UP AT E. BANK ST

B PLATT ST PICK UP AT E. STATE ST

B PLATT ST PICK UP AT E. PARK ST

Y PLATT ST PICK UP AT CHAMBERLAIN ST

B PLATT ST TRACKS TO EAST AVE

X / R REDWOOD AVE PICK UP AT MAILBOXES

MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL VILLAGE BUS BUS LETTER ROAD FROM / TO LETTER ROAD FROM / TO

ALL VILLAGE STOPS ARE AT CLOSEST CORNERS UNLESS THERE IS NO SPECIFIED PICK-UP POINT.



Student Use of Internet Teachers use the Internet for instructional purposes. Students may have opportunities to use the Internet during class. If you do NOT want your child to use the Internet in school, please contact your child's building principal. You will be given a form to sign that will be kept on file stating you do not want your child to have access to the Internet.

Power School Allows Parents the Abilityto Monitor Student Progresss

Power School, the system that manages student information in the District, is available for both parents and students to keep up on academic progress, attendance and any outstanding balances that a student may have from things such as overdue library books or lunch money owed to the district. If you are a returning user, the user name and password will be the same as last year. If you are a new student, please call the Technology Department at 589-2090 or email the Albion Help Desk [email protected]. Please provide your students’ full name, grade level, and your full name, contact information and relationship to the child. Login information will be provided by reply email to help ensure the confidentiality of student information.

Photographs of Students During the school year, students may be photographed for use in school publications and on our website. Students recognized for achievement or participation may be named in school publications or on our website. If you do not want your child’s photograph or name published, please contact Mary Ann Donnelly at 589-2050 ext. 2990 or by e-mail at [email protected].

Chevron DeADlIneS for SenIorS The Chevron staff would like to note its yearbook deadlines for the 2011-2012 school year. If you have any questions regarding the high school yearbook, please contact Mrs. Roxanne Bieler, yearbook club advisor, at the high school. All items listed below are due to her in room 227.

November 8, 2011: Senior Pictures Due Please adhere to the following requirements for all senior pictures:

• picturesshouldbe1.75x2.5inches • headsizeshouldbe1inch • backgroundsmaybeanycolor • please,classicalorformalheadshotsonly • noblackandwhitephotoswillbeaccepted,onlycolor • pleasemakesurethephotoisaglossyprint • nohatsallowed • nobareshoulders,straplessdressesorshirts • noprintt-shirts

November 8, 2011: Baby Pictures Due

November 8, 2011: Senior Overviews Due

December 23, 2011: Name Stamp Purchase Deadline

MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL vILLAGE con'tBUS BUS LETTER ROAD FROM / TO LETTER ROAD FROM / TO

B REYNOLDS ST PICK UP AT E. PARK ST

Y REYNOLDS ST PICK UP AT CHAMBERLAIN ST

R SANDY CREEK APTS PICK UP AT “Y”

W S. LIBERTY ST PICK UP AT W. STATE ST

S / C S. LIBERTY ST PICK UP AT W. PARK ST

A / Y S. LIBERTY ST PICK UP AT BEAVER ST

W S. CLINTON ST PICK UP AT W. STATE ST

S / C S. CLINTON ST PICK UP AT W. PARK ST

Y S. CLINTON ST BEAVER ST TO WASHINGTON ST PICK UP AT CORNERS

D S. CLINTON ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD PICK UP AT WEST AVE

C S. CLINTON ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD PICK UP AT ALLEN RD

S / C S. MAIN ST STATE ST TO RT. 31 PICK UP AT CORNERS

A S. MAIN ST RT. 31 TO ALLEN RD PICK UP AT CORNERS

B TEMPERANCE ST PICK UP AT E. PARK ST

Y TEMPERANCE ST PICK UP AT CHAMBERLAIN ST

R VISIONS APARTMENT PICK UP AT “Y”

Y WASHINGTON ST PICK UP AT CORNERS

L WASHINGTON ST KING ST TO STATE SCHOOL RD

L W. ACADEMY ST PICK UP AT W. BANK ST

W W. ACADEMY ST PICK UP AT W. STATE ST

S / C W. ACADEMY ST EAST CORNERS PICK UP AT W. PARK ST

C W. ACADEMY ST WEST CORNERS PICK UP AT W. PARK ST

Y W. ACADEMY ST PICK UP AT WASHINGTON ST

D W. ACADEMY ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD PICK UP AT WEST AVE

C W. ACADEMY ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD PICK UP AT ALLEN RD

D WEST AVE MAIN ST TO KING ST PICK UP AT CORNERS

D WEST AVE KING ST TO VILLAGE LINE

L W. BANK ST PICK UP AT CORNERS

S / C W. PARK ST MAIN ST TO W. ACADEMY ST PICK UP AT CORNERS

C W. PARK ST W. ACADEMY ST TO KING ST PICK UP AT CORNERS

W W. STATE ST MAIN ST TO KING ST PICK UP AT CORNERS

L W. STATE ST KING ST TO ALBION EAGLE HARBOR RD

L WEST ST

X / R WILLOW RD PICK UP AT PARK’S MAILBOXES

M WOOD ST PICK UP AT BROWN ST

Mandatory Dates for high School Sports Physicals In an effort to standardize the procedures for sports physicals the school nurses and the athletic director have set the following deadlines. It is the responsibility of each athlete to make sure these deadlines are met.** The following deadlines will be followed by all athletes, no exceptions. Fall 2011 Winter 2011-12 Spring 2012 Sign-ups - - - Oct. 12 - 14 Jan. 31-Feb. 2 Athletes Meet w/ Athletic Director - - - Oct. 18 Feb. 7 Preliminary Evaluations - - - Oct. 18 - 27 Feb. 7-16 Coaches Meetings - - - Oct. 27 Feb. 16 Private Physicals - - - Oct. 29 Feb. 18 Physical by School Doctor - - - Nov. 3 March 2 Interval Health History Form Distributed to Athletes 1st practice Nov. 8 March 7 Interval Health History Form Must be Returned 3rd practice Nov. 10 March 9

Mandatory Dates for Middle School Sports Physicals Fall 2011 Winter 2011-12 Spring 2012 Sign-ups - - - Oct. 4-6 Feb. 14-16 Athletes Meet w/ Athletic Director - - - Oct. 12 Feb. 28 Preliminary Evaluations - - - Oct. 12-20 Feb. 28-Mar. 4 Coaches Meetings - - - Oct. 20 Mar. 9 Private Physicals - - - Oct. 22 Mar. 11 Physical by School Doctor - - - Oct. 27 Mar. 16 Interval Health History Form Distributed to Athletes 1st practice Nov. 1 Mar. 30 Interval Health History Form Must be Returned 3rd practice Nov. 3 April 1

Allow us to explain the procedure:Please keep in mind that Fall sports physicals are conducted in May, therefore some of the verbiage below will be inaccurate when referring to "4-5 weeks prior to the start of the season," etc.

Sign-ups - The nurses will generally begin sign-ups 4-5 weeks prior to the start of each season. The students will sign up on a list provided by their second-block teacher. If a student misses the sign-up it is his or her responsibility to stop down to the nurse's office.

AD Meeting with Athletes - The goal of this meeting is to inform the athletes that they need to take care of each task within the time frames given; there needs to be a sense of urgency to complete each task. Also, students may sign up for a sport at this time.

Preliminary Evaluations - The nurses will conduct the prelims to get the athletes ready to see the doctor. The athletes need to honor all passes from the nurse.

Coaches Meetings - One week prior to the physicals being conducted by the school doctor coaches will hold their pre-season meeting to make sure all athletes are set with having their physical the following Wednesday.

Private Physicals - Athletes are allowed to have private physicals. However, they will only be acccepted up until the Friday before the scheduled physical date by the school doctor.

Physical by School Doctor - Usually given the Wednesday before the season starts.

Interval Health History Forms - These forms will be handed out at the first scheduled practice by the coach and must be returned at the beginning of the third scheduled practice. If it isn't turned in the athlete will not practice.

Health History Forms (yellow form) - This form must be turned in to the nurse prior to the student's physical.



ALBION CENTRAL SCHOOL TEACHER EXTENSION LIST

To leave a voicemail message for a teacher, please dial 589-2050 and use the extension number listed below.

Name Extension Name Extension Name Extension Name Extension Name Extension

Adams, Don 8369 Campbell, Kristie 8413 Holman, Jennifer 8339 McClellan, Theresa 8374 Roche, Kristin 8447

Akers, Keith 8444 Capacci, Ann 2404 Holman, Pat 8215 McDonald, Megan 2398 Rowe, Jennifer 8235

Albertson, Jill 8424 Case, Helen 8204 Hryhorenko, Cathy 8333 McGrath, Julie 8315 Sampson, Sue 8442

Archer, Tim 8219 Castricone, Lisa 8205 Hryvniak, Mark 2079 McNair, Holly 8336 Sanford, Jon 8209

Arnold, Dawn 8338 Christopher, Theresa 8201 Hughes, Duncan 8431 Mergler, Doug 8238 Scharping, Dona 8369

Ashbery, Jennifer 8363 Ciliberto, Kelli 8436 Husung, Janet 8331 Mergler, Kim 8343 Schmitt, Cathy 8232

Auricchio, Michelle 8334 Climenhaga, Sandy 8428 Jablonski, Mary Ann 8229 Miesner, Mary 8324 Schomske, Cassie 8374

Azzolino, Judy 8313 Conn, Karen 8225 Johnson, Lu 8445 Monacelli, Joyce 8366 Schwenk, Cathy 8328

Baldwin, Bonnie Sue 8365 Croff, Charles 2079 Jones, Mike 2298 Nasca, Lynette 8224 Scott, Janice 8355

Bannister, Mary 8208 Daggs, Shelly 8437 Kania, Meghan 8307 Nesbitt, Kim 8407 Sheehan, Lee 8310

Barleben, Lauren 8234 Dambra, Bill 8419 Karas, Deb 8350 Newton, Sue 8440 Simboli, Gary 8449

Beach, Jaime 8321 Davis, Sue 8364 Keller, Chris 8212 Nichols, Athena 8408 Spierdowis, Karen 8443

Beal, Jessica 8304 Davy, Sue 8439 Keller, Julie 8359 Nickerson, Brad 8418 Squicciarini, Dawn 8305

Beecher, Melody 2404 Deiboldt, Pam 8335 Kenward, Malinda 8360 Osburn, Anthony 8241 Swindon, Sue 8207

Bennett, Jennifer 8353 DeJonge, Ben 8430 Kiefer, Lori 8233 Owen, Chad 8244 Thaine, Mike 2405

Bentley, Janie 8210 DePrez, James 8344 Kinsey, Chris 2307 Parisi, Gary 8416 Toombs, Kim 8245

Berg, Sheri 8227 Devine, Darlene 8356 Klips, Mary Jane 8358 Parsons, Mark 8403 Uderitz, Melanie 8347

Bieler, Roxanne 8446 Englert, Ralph 8228 Klosin, Anna 8221 Pearl, Annette 8433 Uveino, Pat 8223

Birkemeier, Jennifer 8330 Epperson, Bob 8352 Komendat, Erin 8370 Pellegrino, Kelly 8357 VanCamp, Alan 8323

Blanchard, Bruce 8231 Faraci, Shani 8302 Kovaleski, Jay 2079 Perry, Debbie 8345 VanDerKarr, Mark 8425

Blanchard, Jennifer 8402 Feder, Kamie 8202 Kovaleski, Kelly 8301 Petrus, Jeremy 8239 Wadhams, Kelly 8329

Bohn, Greta 8374 Feder, Kevin 8211 Kozody, Carrie 8247 Piccirilli, Keith 8203 Wadhams, Wayne 8406

Borner, Christine 8411 Fischer, Kate 8243 Krenning, Adam 8404 Plewinski, David 8318 Waters, Jennifer 8308

Bower, Robin 8361 Fournier, Stephanie 8340 Krenning, Betsy 8435 Preston, Sue 8434 Wemmer, Emily 8414

Boyer, Amber 8438 Galbreth, Cathy 8342 Krull, Stephanie 8306 Price, Lucian 8367 Werner, Lisa 8327

Brace, Judy 8332 Gannon, Rich 8421 Landis, Sue 8423 Prince, Melissa 8326 Wickman, Nancy 8429

Brittan, Carmen 8320 Gardner, Phil 8351 Levandowski, Pat 8314 Pritchard, Jamie 2306 Winans, Kathy 8412

Brooks, Matthew 8420 Gates, Leslie 8230 Logan, Linda 8316 Pritchett, Bruce 8415 Wirth, Denise 8339

Burlison, Lisa 8218 Gillard, Mary Ellen 8346 Marquette, Elizabeth 8217 Radder, Jeff 8348 Wolfe, Angie 8303

Burlison, Wayne 8368 Grimm, Sally 8226 Martillotta, Greg 8246 Ragonese, Shawn 8410 Wood, Deb 8249

Burrell, Kim 8337 Henion, Irene 8222 Martin, Dana 8373 Reichert Goff, Ellen 8312 Zambito, Megan 8317

Burroughs, Carlos 8248 Hesselson, Lori 8441 Martin, Kristen 8405 Reith, Katie 8362 Zayac, Sherry 8401

Cammarata, Danielle 8354 Hobart, Karen 8311 Mattern, Sally 8240 Rightmyer, Cheryl 8319

Community Pool Schedule

Adult lAp Swim 5:30 a.m. - 7:20 a.m. Monday through Friday

FAmilY Swim During the months of September, October, March, April, May & June6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Monday and Wednesday9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. SaturdaysDuring the months of November, December, January & Februray7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Monday and Wednesday1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Saturdays

Summer hours will differ. Please call 585-589-2056 for hours.

memberShip FeeSYearly memberships valid 9/2011-8/2012individual $30/half year $55/yearNon-district resident $65/yearFamily $40/half year $75/yearNon-district resident $90/yearNon-members pay $2 per visit.

Memberships can be purchased at the pool from the lifeguard on duty or by calling 585-589-2056.

Student Attendance Policy Summary The Albion Central School District recognizes that consistent school attendance, academic success and school completion have a positive correlation with each other. The School District is an active partner with students and parents in the task of ensuring student success. Any absence for a school day or portion thereof shall be recorded as excused or unexcused in accordance with the Comprehensive Student Attendance Policy. Unexcused absences, tardiness, and early departures will result in disciplinary sanctions as described in the District’s Code of Conduct. Both the Comprehensive Student Attendance Policy and the Code of Conduct are available on our website www.albionk12.org or by e-mailing Mary Ann Donnelly at [email protected] or by calling 589-2056 ext 2990. If your son/daughter will be absent, please notify the attendance secretary in your son's or daughter’s building at the beginning of the day. When your student returns to school, please send a signed note detailing the reason for his or her absence.

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