Volume 30, Number 1 Albion, NY August 2015 · extra-curricular activities on that day. All students...

Albion Central SchoolTHE

L I N KHOME SCHOOL COMMUNITY

School starts Wed., Sept. 9, 2015.

Volume 30, Number 1 www.albionk12.org Albion, NY August 2015

Letter from the Superintendent ......................... pg. 2District Directory ................................................ pg. 2Sodoma Elementary School ............................... pg. 3 Bergerson Middle School ................................... pg. 3D'Amico High School ......................................... pg. 3Course Supply Lists ........................................... pg. 4Bus Transportation Information ......................... pg. 5Regroup Emergency Alert Notification System .. pg. 5Parents Ability to Monitor Student Progress ...... pg. 6

Code of Conduct Summary ............................... pg. 6Student ID Swipe Cards ...................................... pg. 6School Lunches & Charging Policy ..................... pg. 7Notification of Rights Under PPRA ...................... pg. 7Chevron Deadline for Seniors ............................. pg. 7Bus Assignments ............................pgs. 8, 9,10 & 11Notification of Rights Under FERPA .................. pg. 11NYS Health Exam Requirements ...................... pg. 12ACS Teacher Phone Extension List ................... pg. 12

Highlights

All Albion Central School buildings will be open from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Tue., Sept. 1, 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. Sudents 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. 9. Instead, pre-visit with your child on Sept. 1.

Kindergarten Open House A special kindergarten open house is planned for Sept. 2, 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 Sept. 2 Open House, 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 24 (5-7 p.m.)Elementary School (grades 3, 4, 5): September 22 (5-7 p.m.)Middle School (grades 6, 7, 8): September 16 (5-7 p.m.)High School (grades 9, 10, 11, 12): September 17 (5-7 p.m.)

District-Wide Campus Tour Set for Tue., Sept. 1

Charles D’Amico High School Welcomes New Leaders

Assistant Principal Katharine Waite and Principal Matthew Peterson.

Matthew Peterson was named Principal of the High School at the April 2015 Board of Education Meeting. Mr. Peterson came to Albion last year serving as Assistant Principal and has become a familiar face at school functions. Mr. Peterson said, “What drew me to Albion was the fact that the school seemed to stand as the hub of the community and people have a genuine pride and a willingness to get involved to support kids. Very quickly I realized that Albion was where I wanted to be then, now and forever and I see this new opportunity to serve the Albion community as High School Principal as a dream come true! Education today faces many challenges across the nation. I am committed to a collaborative approach as we face these challenges and work together toward common goals. I look forward to the task at hand with confidence that my seventeen years of experience in education will help us accomplish our goals!” At the July Albion Central School Board of Education meeting Katharine Waite was appointed as the Assistant Principal for the High School. Mrs. Waite comes to Albion from Perry Central Schools where she served as Middle School Principal for nine years. Mrs. Waite said, “I look forward to working with Mr. Peterson to maintain a safe, welcoming atmosphere where students flourish on their way to becoming self-sufficient and capable problem solvers who are ready to meet the demands of college and careers. My goals include building positive relationships with students, staff and the community and I look forward to joining Mr. Peterson and the faculty and staff as we welcome students and their families to the 2015-2016 school year.”

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The LINK August 2015

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

Welcome back, Albion Central! September 9, the first day of school for students, is just a few weeks away and we at school are ready for their return. Teachers and other staff, including several we welcome to ACS for the first time, have been on campus preparing the buildings and grounds, their rooms, and lessons for the return of our students. Like our staff, some of our students have already returned,

participating in swim lessons, sports camps, and planning club and class activities for the new year. As we finalize plans for the new year at school, I’d ask you to review this copy of “The Link” at home and to keep it handy throughout the year. Like the district calendar and other start of the year materials, it contains important information, including dates and times of the campus open house and the kindergarten, sixth-grade, and ninth-grade welcome programs. Directions for signing up for the district’s phone, text, and e-mail alert system are also included. If you have not yet signed up for alerts, please consider doing so. If you are signed up, take a few moments to update the groups that you subscribe to as your child may have moved to a new building, changed the level of the sport he/she plays, or added new clubs and activities to his/her schedule. All of us were proud to have our high school selected as one of the 17 high schools recognized as a School of Opportunity by the University of Colorado’s National Education Policy Center. While the recognition program is designed to identify high schools that “engage in research-based practices that focus on closing gaps in opportunity,” the honor reflects the commitment our district makes to provide opportunities for students in every grade every day. We at school are grateful for the opportunity that we have, to partner with you to create opportunities for success for the children of Albion Central. Please continue that partnership with us by “checking in” with your child each evening about their school day. Feel free to contact your child’s teacher or other appropriate person at school if either of you has questions or additional needs as we go through the upcoming year. On behalf of our entire staff, I wish each of you and your families a restful end to the summer and a new year filled with opportunities and successes!

A Message from the Superintendent…

School Building Bell Times

You must sign your child out at the main office of his/her building.

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:



Grades K-5: 3:20 p.m.

Grades 6-8: 2:23 p.m.

Grades 9-12: 2:22 p.m.

DiSTricT-WiDe cAMpuS TourTue., Sept. 1, 2015 • 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Buildings open to public

District Directory 2015-2016SUPErINTENDENT 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 ......................Shawn Liddle (acting) ........... 589-2060DIrECTOr OF SPECIAL EDUCATION ..................................Jessica Beal ............................. 589-2056TEChNOLOGY COOrDINATOr ...........................................Mark Vanacore ....................... 589-2090AThLETIC DIrECTOr ........................................................Randy Knaak .......................... 589-2048PUBLIC INFOrMATION OFFICEr........................................Mary Ann Donnelly ................ 589-2056S.T.M.S. TrANSPOrTATION DIrECTOr ..............................Lea Olles ................................. 589-2070GrANTS MANAGEr ............................................................Sue Starkweather-Miller ........ 589-2087SODExO FOOD SErvICE DIrECTOr ..................................Maevonne Luckman ............... 589-2075

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

PrINCIPAL ...................................................... Matthew Peterson ..................................... 589-2040ASSISTANT PrINCIPAL .................................... Katharine Waite ........................................ 589-2040ATTENDANCE .................................................. Linda Lewis ............................................... 589-2041 PSYChOLOGIST .............................................. Eric Christiansen ...................................... 589-2042GUIDANCE ...................................................... Ann Marie Garlipp .................................... 589-2042 Scott Green ............................................... 589-2042 Valerie Pettit ............................................. 589-2042SChOOL TO CArEEr COOrDINATOr ............. Sue Starkweather-Miller ........................... 589-2087NUrSE ............................................................ Jean Swiercznski ...................................... 589-2043STUDENT SUPPOrT SPECIALIST ..................... Douglas Egling .......................................... 589-2040

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

PrINCIPAL ...................................................... Daniel Monacelli ...................................... 589-2020ATTENDANCE .................................................. Megan Radder ........................................... 589-2021PSYChOLOGIST .............................................. Patrick Brawn .......................................... 589-2022GUIDANCE ...................................................... Kym Knauff ............................................... 589-2022 Richard Shrout ......................................... 589-2022NUrSE ............................................................ Karen Patterson ........................................ 589-2023

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

PrINCIPAL ...................................................... Rachel Curtin ........................................... 589-2030vICE-PrINCIPAL ............................................. Jennifer Ashbery ....................................... 589-2030ATTENDANCE .................................................. Christina Snook ........................................ 589-2031 PSYChOLOGIST .............................................. Betsy Martel .............................................. 589-2032GUIDANCE ...................................................... Genevieve George ..................................... 589-2032 Sally SchmidtNUrSES .......................................................... Denise Johnston-Burris ............................ 589-2033 Autumn Prior ........................................... 589-2033STUDENT SUPPOrT SPECIALIST ..................... Caitlin Elliott ............................................ 589-2030

No child Left Behind request For information As part of federal legislation (No Child Left Behind Act), parents of students in Title I schools have the right to request information regarding the professional qualifications of their child’s teachers. Albion Elementary and Middle Schools receive federal Title I money to supplement our academic programs. At this time, all core teachers in these schools meet the qualifications set forth by law. If you want information on the baccalaureate degree major of the teacher, graduate degree held, and field of certification, please contact the following:

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

In your request indicate the name of your child’s teacher(s) and an address to which the information can be sent. The information is also available for any Title I funded paraprofessional working with your child.

registration For New Students Albion Central School registers new students in the registrar’s office located in the district office, 324 East Avenue, 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 all children must be immunized prior to attending school. No child will be admitted to school or allowed to attend school without appropriate certificates of immunization against diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough), tetanus, polio, measles, rubella (German measles), mumps, hepatitis B and varicella (chickenpox). 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 12 months prior to the start of the school year.

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].

Videotaping of classrooms

New York State now requires that student teachers include a videotape of their classroom experience as part of their curriculum. If your child has a student teacher, they may be videotaped in the classroom. No student will be individually identified by their last name in the video. If you do not want your student included in this component of a student teacher’s course work, please contact Mary Ann Donnelly at 589-2050 ext. 2990 or by e-mail at [email protected].

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Dismissal Times:



Grades K-5: 3:20 p.m.

Grades 6-8: 2:23 p.m.

Grades 9-12: 2:22 p.m.

Bergerson Middle School, Grades 6 - 8

Opening of School Grade 7 and 8 students at the middle school will report to their homeroom at 7:43 a.m. At that 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. Dismissal will be at 2:23 p.m.

Late Arrivals/Leaving Early For students leaving early, parents must write a note excusing the absence. The student must bring it during homeroom to the main office to receive an “early dismissal pass.” At the appointed time, the student reports to the main 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 to sixth graders. All students will receive student handbooks 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 the 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 be admitted to breakfast after 7:38 a.m.

Community Parking All visitors must park in the designated “VISITOR PARKING” area, regardless of the reason for their presence in the building(s). Persons parking elsewhere or in a fire lane will be ticketed by the Village of Albion.

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. 9. Doors will open at 9 a.m. Generally, during the first few days of school, buses will run a little later than normal. Please be patient. 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.

Parent Transported StudentsParents 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.

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 StudentsPre-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 first regular session for Pre-K students will be on Mon., Sept. 14.

Kindergarten StudentsKindergarten 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 kindergarten students. We encourage parents of kindergarten students to attend the Kindergarten Open House on Wed., Sept. 2, from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. The purpose of this Open House is for your child to meet their teacher and become familiar with their classroom and building. This is not a time for a parent/teacher conference. Conferences are scheduled for Nov. 17 and 18.

Returning Students, Grades 1-5Returning 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 StudentsNew students should go to the school’s main office. Staff members will be available to take your child to his/her new classroom.

Classroom AssignmentsClassroom assignments will be mailed out on Fri., Aug. 7. We encourage all parents and students to visit the school on Campus Tour Day, Sept. 1, 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.

School Arrival & DismissalArrival:• The regular school day begins at the Elementary School for grades K-5 at 9:00 a.m. Students

may not arrive before 9:00 a.m. • Parents may not walk students to classrooms after 9:10 a.m. • Morning Pre-K, 9:00 a.m. Afternoon Pre-K, 12:45 p.m.• Before School Programs: These programs (chorus, band, and possibly other morning

programs) begin when students arrive off the early morning buses. Student arrival should be at 7:50 a.m. or at the time directed by the teacher.

Dismissal:• Morning Pre-K, 11:30 a.m. • Afternoon Pre-K and grades Kindergarten-5, 3:30 p.m. (Bus call down completed at 3:25 p.m.)

Anyone seeking the release of a student from school must report to the school office and present satisfactory identification. Please read the regulations in the parent handbook carefully!

Sign out for student pickup from the office or classroom will begin at 3:15 p.m. Student information cards will be checked, and a dismissal pass will be issued. The doors will open for in classroom pickup or office dismissal at 3:20 p.m. Dismissal passes must be given to staff at the time of pick up. Parents are requested not to disrupt the class by picking up a child prior to the 3:20 p.m. dismissal time.

Parent HandbookOn the first day of school all students will receive a “Parent Handbook.” The handbook will also be available on Sept. 1 at the District Wide Campus Tour Day. Please read it carefully and save it for further reference. This is an important resource.

Student AttendanceIn 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.

Have you moved since last June?If you have moved over the summer, please contact 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 Mon., Aug. 24 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 transported to the same location the prior year, you must fill out a form EACH YEAR. Please contact the elementary school office at 589-2030 or stop in to pick up your form no later than Mon., Aug. 24.

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, or 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.

D’Amico High School

Opening Day:When students return to school on Wed., Sept. 8, they should report directly to their homeroom.

High School Daily Time Schedule Homeroom 7:45 - 7:55 a.m.Block 1 7:59 - 9:24 a.m.Block 2 9:28 - 10:53 a.m.Block 3 3A 10:57-11:22 a.m. 3B 11:26-11:51 a.m. 3C 11:55 a.m. - 12:20 p.m. 3D 12:24-12:49 p.m. Block 4 12:53 - 2:22 p.m.

First Day ProceduresStudents will receive their schedules in the mail or at Freshman Orientation. It is important students bring schedules with them on Sept. 8. Students will report to their scheduled homeroom at the start of the day. All schedule changes will be addressed during homeroom by completing a request for change form. Do not report directly to guidance.

Student Parking PermitsIf you are interested in receiving a parking permit, be sure you pick up a parking permit request form in the high school office by Sept. 4. The cost of the permit is $10.00 per year. Parking will be on a first come, first serve basis.

AttendancePlease carefully review the new procedures and guidelines for student attendance that was mailed home in July.

Sodoma Elementary School, Pre-K - 5th grade

Mount Albion Cemetery Historic Ghost Walk

Sat., Oct. 3, 2015 • (Rain date: Oct. 17)


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Albion Central School 2015-2016 SuppliesCharles D'Amico High School

Grade 9 - 12Science - All Classes 1 pocket folder or binder for MST journalsBiology (1) 2" three-ring binder loose-leaf paper 1 large spiral notebook pens & pencilsChemistry 1 class notebook pocket foldersForensic Science 1 composition notebook (marble cover) (1) pocket folder 1 roll transparent tapeEarth Science 1 class notebook (spiral bound) pens & pencils (1) 3-ring binder for labs (lab material: 2 coffee cans of dirt, and (1) piece of cardboard from a box approximately 8½" x 11")Marine Science (1) 3-ring binder pens & pencils 1 spiral notebookPhysics 1 spiral notebook or loose-leaf paper binder or folder for class notes/handouts 1 roll of transparent tape

District will provide a basic calculator for classroom use in math and science.

Math (High School) (1) 3-ring binder or pocket folderAg Science Courses 1 notebook (2 subject or more)Independent Living (1) two-pocket folder pens & pencilsChild Development (1) two-pocket folder pens & pencilsMicrosoft Office (1) two-pocket folder pens & pencilsIntroduction to Developmental Disabilities (1) 3” three-ring binder or pocket folder pens/pencilsGCC “FYE” Class notebookEnglish (High School) notebook or 3-ring binder loose-leaf paper folder 1 highlighter pens/pencils 100 index cardsLiteracy Class (Grade 9) (1) 3-ring binder loose-leaf paper 2 different color highlighters pens/pencils 2 packs Post-It notes Foreign Language (High School) (1) 2" binder with paper 5 dividers for notebook 500 index cardsSocial Studies (High School) (1) 3-ring notebook w/100 sheets paper

Chorus (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: Shirt (selected each year), black pants, black shoes

Jazz Band- black pants, jazz ensemble shirtsHS Band - black pants/dress, black shirt, black dress shoesMarching Band white tee shirt, shorts (for under uniform) marching shoes (ordered through the band director)Intro to Music Theory / Intro to Musical Theatre pencil / penIntro to Music History folder & notebook

Art (High School)Studio in Art: Pencils, 1 eraser, 2 black fine-point markersDrawing 1 & 2: Pencils, 1 eraserPainting 1 & 2: Pencils, 1 eraserCeramics/Pottery: PencilsSculpture: PencilsPhotography: Pencils

Health (1) notebook or loose leaf notebook paper in a pocket folderPhysical Education Shorts or sweatpants tee shirt or sweatshirt sneakers

Ronald L. Sodoma Elementary SchoolPre-K - Grade 5

Elementary School students: remember to label your child’s belongings, including their jackets, backpacks, lunch boxes and folders.

• Trapper Keepers are not recommended due to limited spacePre-Kindergarten large, full-size backpack (1) box of tissues glue sticksKindergarten (2) two-pocket folders (1-red, 1-blue) pencil box (1) white board marker (1) box pencils (2) large boxes of tissues crayons (24 count) (1) composition notebook (marble cover) scissors (1) yellow highlighter glue sticks (20 to begin with & more will be needed during year)Grade 1 1 box of 24 crayons 1 plain spiral notebook 2 plain two-pocket folders plastic pencil box pencils & erasers 2 boxes of tissues scissors glue sticks (10 to start year & more during the year) pencils & erasersGrade 2 Scissors (1) highlighter 1 composition notebook (marble cover) (1) 24-pack crayons 48 pre-sharpened pencils and pencil pouch glue sticks BOYS - 1 box quart zip lock bags (2) boxes of tissues GIRLS - 1 box gallon zip lock bags (1) dry erase marker (3) two-pocket vinyl folders (1 red, 1 blue, 1 any color )Grade 3 (1) composition book (marble cover) crayons (2) boxes pencils & erasers scissors (2 +) dry erase/white board markers glue sticks (2) large boxes of tissues highlighters (1) pkg wide-ruled lined paper (1) single subject spiral notebook (8) two-pocket folders (blue, yellow, red, green, purple, orange - 2 any color) HEALTH - 2-pocket folder with paperGrade 4 (2) spiral notebooks (2) boxes of tissues (2) composition notebooks pencil box or pouch (4) dry erase markers 6-8 glue sticks colored pencils or crayons (5) folders 48 pre-sharpened pencils scissors (1) pkg of lined paper (2) highlighters 5 folders

HEALTH - 2-pocket folder with paperGrade 5 several #2 pencils w/erasers 1 box of tissues (1) pack whiteboard markers colored pencils or crayons (1) 1” binder (solid colors only) (1) pkg wide-ruled loose leaf notebook paper (6) two-pocket folders (blue, red, yellow, green, 2 any color) HEALTH - 2-pocket folder w/paperPhysical Education Sneakers required to participate

An assignment notebook will be provided.

Carl I. Bergerson Middle SchoolGrades 6 - 8

Grade 6 3 composition books (100 pages) 2 packs dry erase markers (6) two-pocket folders notebook paper #2 pencils colored pencils or crayons blue or black pens 1 box of Kleenex (1) 2” binder (1) pack of 5 tab dividersEnglish (Grade 7/8) (1) 1” 3-ring binder pens, pencils, highlighter (1) two-pocket folder (1) pack notebook paperRead 180 (1) 2-pocket folder 1 composition 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-subject notebook 2 glue sticksScience (Grades 7/8) 200+-page spiral notebook with perforated pages colored pencils heavy-duty folder with loose-leaf paper 1 glue stickMiddle School Technology (1) 2-pocket folder with metal fasteners Family & Consumer Science (1) two-pocket folder w/ paper pen & pencilHealth (Grade 8) (1) two-pocket folder loose-leaf paper (1) 2” binderArt (Grade 7) pencils and eraserForeign Language (2) 500 count index cards (1) pkg. lined paper (1) highlighter, (1) pencil, (1) pen (1) 1.5” three-ring binder with paper & 5 dividers for notebooksPhysical Education shorts/sweatpants/tee-shirt/sweatshirt bathing suit sneakersMusic/Fine Arts (1) two-pocket folder w/paperChorus & Band (Please refer to next column.)


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Important Bus Transportation Information

All atudents are eligible for busing. MS and HS students in the village will be picked up by bus at corners. Please review the busing routes in this LINK issue to determine changes and where your child will be picked up. Please keep in mind that for the first few days of school, the buses will be running a little later 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 the building is for bus parking ONLY. If you are dropping off or picking up a student, please use the Clarendon Street entrance. BUS GARAGE HOURS: Open during the school year from 6 a.m. - 5 p.m. After hours, please leave messages on voice mail at 589-2070.

If Your Child Will Be Transported To/From A Residence Other Than Your Home… New York State Education Law obligates the District to transport students to and from their residence in accordance with defined limits. However, we understand that the babysitter’s residence becomes the school bus stop for many of our students. ACSD will, therefore, honor requests for transportation to and/or from a point other than the family residence on 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. The District and the parents are obligated to the 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 determination is based on the District’s requirement to ensure safe and secure transportation for every student. Emergency or extenuating circumstances shall be handled through respective building principals. The District is prohibited from transporting students to after school organizations such as Scouts, 4-H, dancing class, music lessons, or to a friend’s house. Requests of this nature are not considered “emergencies” and will not be honored by the District. It is the responsibility of the parent or guardian to provide transportation to and from these non-school related activities. 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. Forms can be obtained at each building office. Information can not be accepted over the phone. Parent notes regarding bus changes are not accepted. A form must be filled out no later than Sept. 4. If applications are received later than that date, it may take up to one week to process them. If you have questions, please contact the District at 589-2056 or the bus garage at 589-2070.

Waiting for the Bus: All students must be outside in a visible location TEN minutes before the scheduled bus arrival time. When substitute drivers are placed on a route, they do not have house numbers of students. They are given the streets to pick up/drop off. Substitutes look for children standing by the road for pick up. 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 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 come and pick up the child. Kindergarten students will not be dropped off at their home unless the bus driver sees an adult at home or they are riding with an older sibling. Kindergarteners will be dismissed at 3:20 p.m. and will ride the Elementary School Bus home. The buses leave the Elementary School at 3:30 p.m.** Attention Oak Orchard Estate Students Bus stops will be at the Main office parking lot or by the mailboxes on North Street.

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Release of Certain Student Information Under the No Child Left Behind Act

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 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 or transcript 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, 2015. 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 or transcript of my child,_________________________________________,

to military recruiters and institutions of higher learning.

(Parent Signature) ____________________________(Date) ___________

Fill this sheet out and return to AHS guidance office by Sept. 15, 2015.

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Instrument Donation Program

The elementary school is seeking out instruments in good working order that are no longer used by their current owners. Donations of working instruments (brass, woodwind, and percussion) would enable more students to learn how to play and be a part of our wonderful musical community. In an analysis of U.S. Department of Education data on more than 25,000 secondary school students, researchers found that students who report consistent high levels of involvement in instrumental music show “significantly higher levels of mathematics proficiency by grade 12.” This observation holds regardless of student’s socio-economic status, and differences in those who are involved with instrumental music vs. those who are not, is more significant over time. (Catterall, Chapleau, Iwanaga, 1999). If you would like to donate an instrument in good working order, please contact the District Office at 589-2056. Fourth- and fifth-grade students who qualify for the free and reduced lunch program will be eligible to receive an instrument from the donation program.

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Albion Central School District Initial Notification Pursuant to Section 409H of State Education Law

New York State Education Law Section 409H, requires all public and nonpublic elementary and secondary schools to provide written notification to all persons in parental relation, faculty, and staff regarding the potential use of pesticides periodically throughout the school year. The Albion Central School District is required to maintain a list of persons in parental relation, faculty, and staff who wish to receive 48-hour prior written notification of certain pesticide applications. The following pesticide applications are not subject to prior notification requirements:• Anti-microbial products;• Nonvolatile rodenticides in tamper resistant bait stations in areas inaccessible to children;• Nonvolatile insecticidal baits in tamper resistant bait stations in area inaccessible to children;• Silica gels and other nonvolatile ready-to-use pastes, foams or gels in areas inaccessible to

children;• Boric acid and disodium octaborate tetrahydrate;• The application of EPA designated biopesticides;• The application of EPA designated exempt material under 40CFR152.25;• The use of aerosol products with a directed spray in containers of 18 fluid ounces or less

when used to protect individuals from an imminent threat from stinging and biting insects including venomous spiders, bees, wasps and hornets.

In addition, there will be no written notice of such application when a school remains unoccupied for a continuous 72 hours following an application. In the event an emergency application is necessary to protect against an imminent threat to human health, a good faith effort will be made to supply written notification to those on the 48-hour prior notification list. If you would like to receive 48-hour prior notification of pesticide applications that are scheduled to occur in your school, please complete the form below and return it to the Carol Neibert at the District Office.

Pesticide Notification

The Albion Central School District, complying with the Pesticide Neighbor Notification law effective July 1, 2001, is offering to you as a district resident an opportunity to register to receive a written notification prior to any pesticide application. Individuals on the 48-Hour Registry will receive the following not less than 48 hours prior to a pesticide application:• The specific date and location of the application (outdoor applications may include an

alternate date due to potential weather conditions).• The name of the product, including the EPA pesticide registration number.• The name and phone number of a school representative to contact for additional information.

48-HOUR PESTICIDE APPLICATION NOTIFICATION REGISTRY

Name _______________________________________ Phone _________________ Street Address _______________________________________________________

City ________________________________ State_____________ Zip ___________

Would you prefer to be notified by e-mail? _________ Yes _________ No

If yes, e-mail address ___________________________________________________

Please return to: Albion Central School District Attn: Carol Neibert, 324 East Ave., Albion, NY 14411



Asbestos Inspection Information

In compliance with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA), asbestos Periodic Inspections 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 of the school administrative office and our central administration office. The EPA requires us to perform periodic inspection every 6 months. During the 2014-2015 school year in January and July, the NYS Department of Labor (NYSDOL) certified asbestos inspector performed these inspections and a certified asbestos planner reviewed the results. This information was then submitted to the District and filed for review. No significant findings were noted during the periodic inspections 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 management planner. Results of the inspection are on file in two locations: 1) The School Administrative Offices 2) The Director of Facilities Office

You are welcome to view these materials anytime during normal school hours, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Please contact the district office at (585) 589-2056 to set up an appointment.

Attention Middle & High School StudentsID Swipe Cards Needed

If You Attend School Events

All middle and high school students are required to bring their Albion Central School District ID cards with them to all extra-curricular 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 extra-curricular events if they have been: • Suspended from school • Assigned to the correction room the week prior to an event for a 3 or 4 level

offense outlined in the Code of Conduct• Delinquent in payment of debts of $5.00 or more (for lost books, lunches,

etc.) • Delinquent in payment of debts of less than $5.00 that have been outstanding

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.

• Tardy three or more times in a quarter and/or absent six or more times in a quarter

Students who are illegally absent or tardy from school may not attend or participate in extra-curricular 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 it is not able to be scanned, there is a $2.00 replacement fee for a new card.

Albion Central School K-12 District Code of Conduct Summary 2015-2016

DreSS CoDe & StuDent ConDuCtIncluding the Dignity for All Students Act Provisions

The complete General Code of Conduct is available in each school building main office and on the District’s web site at www.albionk12.org. Revised 7/15.

General Code of ConductExpectations: All students, staff and visitors are expected to conduct themselves in an appropriate and civil manner while on school property. The District is committed to providing a safe, respectful environment that is conducive to learning. The Albion School District recognizes that teaching students respect, responsibility, civility and understanding toward others is an important part of the educational process.Consequences: Disciplinary action, when necessary will be fair and consistent. As a general rule, discipline will be progressive. This means that a student’s first minor violation of the Code of Conduct will usually merit a lighter penalty than subsequent violations.Behavior Not Allowed:Disorderly/Disruptive Behavior (physical or verbal) Gambling

Cell phone & electronic device use Smoking or using tobacco

using electronic cigarettes

Possessing or consuming alcohol in any form (including being under the influence)

Insubordination (not following directions of teachers or staff members)

Violence (against any person or intentionally damaging or destroying individual or institutional property)

endangering the safety, morals, health and welfare of others (discrimination, hazing or bullying)

Making false statements or representations

Selling, using, or possessing illegal drugs/paraphernalia (including look alike drugs)

Sharing/possessing prescription (or over-the-counter) medication

Misbehaving on the school bus (behavior that is not allowed in school, is not allowed on the bus)

Academic Misconduct (including plagiarism, cheating, copying or altering records)

Student Dress CodeExpectations: All students are expected to give proper attention to personal cleanliness and to dress appropriately for school and school functions. Students and their parents have the primary responsibility for acceptable student dress and appearance. All District personnel should exemplify and reinforce acceptable student dress and help students develop an understanding of appropriate appearance in the school setting.Consequences: Students who violate the student dress code shall be required to modify their appearance by covering or removing the offending item. Any student who refuses to do so shall be subject to discipline, up to and including in- school suspension for the day. Any student who repeatedly fails to comply with the dress code shall be subject to further discipline up to and including out-of-school suspension. School administrators have the right to make the final decision as to whether or not a student is in compliance with the dress code.

School Apparel:Apparel will be safe & appropriate (No wheeled shoes or dangerous footwear)

Articles of clothing should not expose undergarments or parts of the body that would be covered by undergarments (no spaghetti straps, halter tops etc.)

Footwear must be worn at all times

the wearing of hats or headgear is not permitted during the school day

Clothing that includes vulgar, obscene, offensive wording or pictures is not permitted

Articles of clothing should not promote or endorse the use of alcohol, tobacco, illegal drugs or violence

the wearing of outerwear inside is not permitted (no winter coats, trench coats or jackets)

the wearing of pajama-like clothing is not permitted during the school day

Dignity For All Students ActThe Albion Central School District is committed to the intent of the New York State Dignity for All Students Act which is to provide all students with an environment free from discrimination and harassment as well as to foster civility in schools.

A Dignity Act Coordinator has been appointed in each building: High School - Mr. Peterson Middle School - Mr. Monacelli Elementary School - Mrs. Curtin

The coordinator is trained to handle human relations in the areas of race, color, weight, national origin, ethnic group, religion, religious practice, disability, sexual orientation, gender, and sex. Students, staff, parents, and members of the Albion Central School Community are encouraged to speak with the appropriate building coordinator and to report in- stances of discrimination or harassment to the building coordinator.

The Act and the District seek to develop a positive learning environment for all students. When necessary, the district will implement measured, balanced and age-appropriate responses designed to correct the problem behavior, prevent another occurrence of the behavior, and protect the target of the act.

Instrumental Music Students

Clarinet, oboe, bassoon, and saxophone students will need to secure their own reeds, as they will no longer be available from the ACS band directors. Much as it is the students’ responsibility to go to math class prepared with their own pencils, woodwind students will now need to secure their own reeds for instrumental music classes. Reeds are available for purchase from most area music stores, and can also be obtained from Music & Arts, Inc., via the order forms left by that company’s representative in each building’s band room throughout the school year. (Payment for these reeds must be made directly payable to “Music & Arts, Inc.”) Students and parents are urged to plan ahead, and always be sure that they have at least three good reeds at all times. While oboe and bassoon reeds are sold individually, clarinet and sax reeds are sold by the box, in quantities of 5, 10 or 25. Band teachers can advise as to appropriate brand and strength, both of which will vary based upon student grade and ability level. Any student financially unable to purchase reeds should see his/her band teacher for assistance.

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 2015-2016 Board of Education meeting dates are: September 14 October 5 November 2 December 7 January 4 February 1 March 7 April 4 May 9 June 6 July 11

Power School Allows Parents the Ability to Monitor Student Progress

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. For up to date information, follow the Power School Support Link from your child’s building page at www.albionk12.org. If you are new to the District, please contact the Technology Department by email at [email protected] to receive login information. Please provide in the body of the email, your students’ full name, grade level, and your full name, contact information and relationship to the child. Login information will only be provided by reply email to help ensure the security of student information.



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 number to enter all cafeteriatransactions.

•Chargingwillbepermittedforthefirstlunchonly;childrenmaynotchargebreakfast,a la carte items, or second lunches.

•Astudentcannotchargealunchformorethan2days.

•Thestudentmustpaybackforthelunchescharged.

•Allchargesmustbepaidbackbeforealacartemaybepurchased.

•Studentsareencouragedtopre-payforlunches.

Cost for student lunches: As part of the Federal Government’s new school meal nutrition standards that wereimplementedlastyear,schoolsarerequiredtoincreasetheirpriceforluncheachyear.Forthe2015-2016schoolyearthecostofapaidstudentlunchwillbe$1.75.

ElementarystudentsmaypurchaseicecreamonMonday,WednesdayandFriday.

Elementary students who have additional funds in their accounts can only use the funds forlunchesandcannotusefundstopurchaseicecream,cookiesorpretzels.Parentsmustsend money for the purchase of these additional items.

Everymealwillconsistoffivecomponents:grains,meat/meatalternatives,fruit,vegetable,andmilk.Every student will be required to take 1/2 cup of fruit or vegetable each day. The student must select three of the five components. We encourage students to select allfivecomponentstoreceiveabalancedmeal.

To view the lunch schedule, go to the district’s website at www.albionk12.org. If youhave any questions concerning the school lunch program, please contact the food service directorat(585)589-2075.

Free/Reduced Price School Meals

Yourchildrenmaybeeligibleforfreeorreduced-pricemealsif:•Yourfamilyreceivesgovernmentfoodstamps•YourfamilyreceivesAidforNeedyFamiliesandChildren(ANFC)•Yourfamilyincomeisat,orlessthanthelevelslistedbelow:

Total Annual Monthly Twice Every WeeklyFamilySize perMonth TwoWeeks1 $21,775 $1,815 $908 $838 $4192 $29,471 $2,456 $1,228 $1,134 $5673 $37,167 $3,098 $1,549 $1,430 $7154 $44,863 $3,739 $1,870 $1,726 $8635 $52,559 $4,380 $2,190 $2,022 $1,0116 $60,255 $5,022 $2,511 $2,318 $1,1597 $67,951 $5,663 $2,832 $2,614 $1,3078 $75,647 $6,304 $3,152 $2,910 $1,455Foreachadditionalhouseholdmemberadd: $7,696 $642 $321 $296 $148

FreeandReducedLunchApplicationFormsaresenthomewitheachstudentonthefirstdayofschoolandareincludedintheSchoolDistrictCalendar.Youmayalsostopbythemainofficeattheelementary,middleorhighschoolbuildingbetweenthehoursof8a.m.-4p.m. to receive a meal program application.

Chevron DeaDLineS for SeniorS

TheChevronstaffwouldliketonotetheiryearbookdeadlinesforthe2015-2016schoolyear. If you have any questions regarding the high school yearbook, please contact Mrs.RoxanneBieler,yearbookclubadvisor,atthehighschool.Allitemslistedbelowareduetoherinroom227.

November 13, 2015: Senior Pictures Due

Pleaseadheretothefollowingrequirementsforallseniorpictures:•Picturesshouldbe1.75x2.5inches•Headsizeshouldbe1inch•Backgroundsmaybeanycolor•Please,classicalorformalheadshotsonly•Noblackandwhitephotoswillbeaccepted,onlycolor•Pleasemakesurethephotoisaglossyprint•Nohatsallowed•Nobareshoulders,straplessdressesorshirts•Noprintt-shirts

November 13, 2015: Baby Pictures Due

November 13, 2015: Senior Overviews Due

notification of rights Under the Protection of Pupil rights amendment (PPra)

PPRAaffordsparentscertainrightsregardingourconductofsurveys,collectionanduseofinformationformarketingpurposes,andcertainphysicalexams.Theseincludetherightto: Consentbeforestudentsarerequiredtosubmittoasurveythatconcernsoneormoreofthefollowingprotectedareas(“protectedinformationsurvey”)ifthesurveyisfundedinwholeorinpartbyaprogramoftheU.S.DepartmentofEducation(ED)-

• Politicalaffiliationsorbeliefsofthestudentorstudent’sparent;• Mentalorpsychologicalproblemsofthestudentorstudent’sfamily;• Sex,behaviororattitudes;• Illegal,anti-social,self-incriminating,ordemeaningbehavior;• Criticalappraisalsofotherswithwhomrespondentshaveclosefamily

relationships; • Legallyrecognizedprivilegedrelationships,suchaswithlawyers,doctors,or

ministers; • Religiouspractices,affiliations,orbeliefsofthestudentorparents;or• Income,otherthanasrequiredbylawtodetermineprogrameligibility.

Receivenoticeandanopportunitytooptastudentoutof-• Anyotherprotectedinformationsurvey,regardlessoffunding;• Anynon-emergency,invasivephysicalexamorscreeningrequiredasaconditionof

attendance,administeredbytheschooloritsagent,andnotnecessarytoprotectthe 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,oruseofpersonalinformationobtainedfromstudentsformarketingortosellorotherwisedistributetheinformationtoothers;

Inspect,uponrequestandbeforeadministrationoruse;• Protectedinformationsurveysofstudents;• Instruments used to collect personal information from students for any of the

abovemarketing,sales,orotherdistributionpurposes;and• Instructional material used as part of the educational curriculum.

Theserightstransferfromtheparentstoastudentwhois18yearsoldoranemancipatedminor under State law. AlbionCentralSchoolhasdevelopedandadoptedpolicies, inconsultationwithparents,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 directlynotify parents of these policies at least annually at the start of each school year and after any substantivechanges.TheAlbionCentralSchoolwillalsodirectlynotify,suchasthroughU.S.Mail or email, parents of students who are scheduled to participate in the specific activities orsurveys,other than thosenotedbelowandwillprovideanopportunity for theparent toopthisorherchildoutofparticipationinthespecificactivityorsurvey.TheAlbionCentralSchoolwillmakethisnotificationtoparentsatthebeginningoftheschoolyeariftheDistricthas 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 providedreasonablenotificationoftheplannedactivitiesandsurveyslistedbelowandbeprovidedanopportunitytoopttheirchildoutofsuchactivitiesandsurveys.Parentswillalsobeprovidedanopportunitytoreviewanypertinentsurveys.Followingisalistofthespecificactivitiesandsurveys covered under this requirement:

• Collection,disclosure,oruseofpersonalinformationformarketing,salesorotherdistribution.

• AdministrationofanyprotectedinformationsurveynotfundedinwholeorinpartbyED.

• Anynon-emergency,invasivephysicalexaminationorscreeningasdescribedabove.

Parentswhobelievetheirrightshavebeenviolatedmayfileacomplaintwith:FamilyPolicyComplianceOffice U.S.DepartmentofEducation 400MarylandAvenue,S.W.

Washington,D.C.20202-5901

During the 2015 - 2016 school year, the District may conduct activities relating to the categories listed below in the months indicated:

Category/Building Activity Grade PeriodHighSchool SeniorExitSurvey 12 May

Pleasereviewthislist.Ifyoudonotwantyourchildtoparticipateinthesesurveys,pleasesignandreturntheformbelowtothemainoffice(ofthebuildingyourchildattends)bySept.11,2015.Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasecontactyourbuildingprincipal.Ifyoudonotreturnthisletter,theDistrictwillconcludethatyourlackofobjectionisyourconsenttoparticipation.

I do not want my child,_________________________________________, to participateinDistrictsurveysduringthe2015-2016schoolyear.

(ParentSignature) ____________________________(Date)___________

Please return this form to the main office by Sept. 11, 2015.

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reMinDer TheAlbionCentralSchoolCampus,perBoardofEducationPolicy,isaDrug,Alcohol&Tobacco(includingelectroniccigarettes)FreeZone.This includesallbuildings,parkinglots,stadiumsandathleticfields.Useofthesematerialsisstrictlyprohibitedonthiscampus.



BUS ASSIGNMENTS

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

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

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

U 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 / Y 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

J 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 @ CALLARD & HANLON DR

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

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

E / F CLARENDON RD RT. 31 TO SCHOOL ENTRANCE

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

J 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

H EAGLE HARBOR KNOWLESVILLE RD

J 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)

J EAST AVE, WATERPORT PICK UP @ MAIN ST, WATERPORT

T E. BACON RD

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

E 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. 31A) RT. 98 TO RICHES CORNERS RD (north side) (14400 - 15025)

E E. LEE RD (Rt. 31A) RT. 98 TO CULVER RD (south side) (14400 - 15000)

E E. LEE RD (Rt. 31A) RICHES CORNERS RD TO EAST DISTRICT LINE (15100 & ABOVE)

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

O ERWAY TRACT

D FORD ST

M GAINES RD (Rt. 279) RT. 104. TO RT. 98 (east side) (2670 - 3150)

W GAINES RD (Rt. 279) RT. 104. TO RT. 98 (west side) (2670 - 3150)

J 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. 279) RT. 104 TO PARK AVE (2180 - 2701)

J GAINES WATERPORT RD (Rt. 279) 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 RIDGE RD TO CANAL BRIDGE (2700 - 3300)

F HINDSBURG RD CANAL BRIDGE TO LYNCH RD (3400 & ABOVE)

F HOLLEY RD

H HOWLETT RD

Z JAKAUB RD

K JOHNNY CAKE LANE

B KAMS RD

V KEITEL RD

O 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

F LIME KILN RD

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

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

F LYNCH RD

J 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

O McCUTCHEON RD

E McNAMAR RD

H MIDWAY RD PICK UP @ EAGLE HARBOR KNOWLESVILLE RD

Y MILLER RD

B MIX RD

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

O OAK ORCHARD RD (Rt. 98) BRIDGES TO RT. 104 (1292 - 2641)

O OAK ORCHARD RD (Rt. 98) RT. 104 TO BACON RD (east side) (2641 - 3161)

N OAK ORCHARD RD (Rt. 98) RT. 104 TO BACON RD (west side) (2641 - 3161)

N OAK ORCHARD RD (Rt. 98) BACON RD TO NORTH VILLAGE LINE (3160 - 3505)

B / Y OAK ORCHARD RD (Rt. 98) SOUTH VILLAGE LINE TO RT. 31A (east side) (3735 - 4100)

Y OAK ORCHARD RD (Rt. 98) SOUTH VILLAGE LINE TO RT. 31A (west side) (3735 - 4100)

C OAK ORCHARD RD (Rt. 98) 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)

N 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 @ 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 (Rt. 98)

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 (Rt. 98)

C / P RICE RD PICK UP @ OAK ORCHARD RD

F RICHES CORNERS RD RT. 31 TO HOLLEY RD (3624 - 3804)

Z RICHES CORNERS RD HOLLEY RD TO RT. 31A (3805 & ABOVE)

H RIDGE RD (Rt. 104) WEST DISTRICT LINE TO EAGLE HARBOR RD (south side) (12800 - 13428)

H RIDGE RD (Rt. 104) WEST DISTRICT LINE TO KENYONVILLE RD (north side) (12799 - 13011)

N RIDGE RD (Rt. 104) KENYONVILLE RD TO GAINES BASIN RD (north side) (13015 - 13897)

N RIDGE RD (Rt. 104) EAGLE HARBOR RD TO GAINES BASIN RD (south side) (13400 & 13896)

N RIDGE RD (Rt. 104) EAGLE HARBOR RD TO RT. 98 (south side) (13430 - 14380)

J RIDGE RD (Rt. 104) GAINES BASIN RD TO RT. 279 (north side) (13899 - 13997)

U / J RIDGE RD (Rt. 104) RT. 279 TO RT. 98 (south side) (14000 - 14380)

W RIDGE RD (Rt. 104) RT. 279 TO BROWN RD (north side) (13999 - 14601)

T RIDGE RD (Rt. 104) RT. 98 TO LATTIN RD (south side) (14386 - 15004)

G RIDGE RD (Rt. 104) BROWN RD TO TRANSIT RD (north side) (14601 - 15535)

D RIDGE RD (Rt. 104) LATTIN RD TO TRANSIT RD (south side) (15010 - 15534)

E ROCK ST

O ROOSEVELT HWY WEST DISTRICT LINE TO RT. 18 EXT (14381 & BELOW)

M ROOSEVELT HWY RT. 18 EXT TO EAST DISTRICT LINE (14381 & ABOVE)

O ROOSEVELT HWY EXT

C ROOT RD

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)

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 @ EAGLE HARBOR RD

J 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 CANAL BRIDGE TO SOUTH DISTRICT LINE

B TRENSCH RD

F TUTHILL RD

O WATER ST, POINT BREEZE

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

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

J WATERPORT RD

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

J WEST RD, WATERPORT PICK UP @ 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 W. LEE RD (Rt. 31A) WEST DISTRICT LINE TO EAGLE HARBOR RD (13251 - 13440)

B W. LEE RD (Rt. 31A) EAGLE HARBOR RD TO RT. 98 (north side) (13440 - 14363)

B W. LEE RD (Rt. 31A) EAGLE HARBOR RD TO GAINES BASIN RD (south side) (13448 - 13900)

B / Y W. LEE RD (Rt. 31A) 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

I WOOD RD

N WOOD RD, WATERPORT PICK UP @ 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



U ALLEN RD S. MAIN ST TO HAMILTON ST

O / S BAYBERRY LANE @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

A BEAVER ALLEY @ N. MAIN ST

T BEAVER ST

R BEECHWOOD APTS

O / S BEECHWOOD BLVD @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

V BROWN ST WOOD ST TO CAROLINE ST

W BROWN ST / BROWN RD CAROLINE ST TO NORTH VILLAGE LINE (DOES NOT INCLUDE HERITAGE ESTATES)

A CAROLINE ST

A CHAMBERLAIN ST

G CHILDS ST @ CLARENDON ST

G CLARENDON ST E STATE ST TO RR TRACKS (0 - 124)

F / S CLARENDON ST RR TRACKS TO EAST AVE (147 - 182)

C CLOVER LANE @ MEADOWBROOK DR

F / S CRIMSON HEIGHTS @ DRIVEWAYS

H DAY ST

D DENSMORE ST

T E. ACADEMY ST

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 @ 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)

D / R ELMWOOD AVE @ CORNER OF LINWOOD AVE & INGERSOLL ST

A ERIE ST

R GARDEN PARK APTS

W GOODRICH ST @ E. STATE ST

K HAMILTON ST WASHINGTON ST TO WEST AVE

K HAMILTON ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD

O / S HAWTHORNE DR @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

P HAZARD PKWY C LOSER TO S. CLINTON ST @ S. CLINTON ST

K HAZARD PKWY C LOSER TO S. MAIN ST @ S. MAIN ST

W HERITAGE ESTATES BROWN ST ENTRANCE @ BROWN ST

W HERITAGE ESTATES LYDUN DR ENTRANCE @ LYDUN DR

M HERRICK ST CLOSER TO E. PARK ST @ E. PARK ST

A HERRICK ST CLOSER TO CHAMBERLAIN ST @ CHAMBERLAIN ST

M INGERSOLL ST E. STATE ST TO E. BANK ST

A INGERSOLL ST CANAL TO LINWOOD AVE.

D / R INGERSOLL ST LINWOOD AVE TO ELMWOOD AVE @ 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

P, Y LITTLE LEAPERS AM PICK-UP

P, U, X LITTLE LEAPERS PM DROP-OFF

D LINWOOD AVE

W LYDUN DR CIRCLE

R LYDUN DR

R LYDUN DR EXT @ "Y"

A McCLELLAND ST @ INGERSOLL ST

M McKINSTRY ST

C MEADOWBROOK DR

Z1 MIDDLE SCHOOL DAYCARE

T MOORE ST

O / S NORTH ST @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

N N. CLINTON ST CLOSER TO W. BANK ST @ W. BANK ST

U N. CLINTON ST CLOSER TO W. STATE ST @ W. STATE ST

N N. LIBERTY ST CLOSER TO W. BANK ST @ W. BANK ST

U N. LIBERTY ST CLOSER TO W. STATE ST @ W. STATE ST

A N. MAIN ST STATE ST TO LINWOOD AVE (ODD #'s)

D / S N. MAIN ST BANK ST TO VILLAGE LINE (EVEN #'s)

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

N NORTHWOOD DR

O / S OAK ORCHARD ESTATES @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

D / S ORCHARD ST @ N. MAIN ST

A S. PLATT ST E. STATE ST TO EAST AVE

O / S REDWOOD DR @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

M REYNOLDS ST CLOSER TO E. PARK ST @ E. PARK ST

A REYNOLDS ST CLOSER TO CHAMBERLAIN ST @ CHAMBERLAIN ST

R SANDY CREEK APTS @ "Y"

U S. LIBERTY ST CLOSER TO W. STATE ST @ W. STATE ST

Y S. LIBERTY ST CLOSER TO W. PARK ST @ W. PARK ST

N S. LIBERTY ST CLOSER TO BEAVER ST @ BEAVER ST

U S. CLINTON ST CLOSER TO W. STATE ST @ W. STATE ST

Y S. CLINTON ST CLOSER TO W. PARK ST @ W. PARK ST

T 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

C S. MAIN ST RT. 31 TO ALLEN RD (east side)

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

A S. PLATT ST E. STATE ST TO EAST AVE

M TEMPERANCE ST CLOSER TO E. PARK ST @ E. PARK ST

A TEMPERANCE ST CLOSER TO CHAMBERLAIN ST @ CHAMBERLAIN ST

R VISIONS APARTMENTS @ "Y"

K WASHINGTON ST S. CLINTON ST TO DAY ST

H WASHINGTON ST DAY ST TO STATE SCHOOL RD

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

T W. ACADEMY ST W. PARK ST TO W. STATE ST

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

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

I WEST AVE

N W. BANK ST

Y W. PARK ST S. MAIN ST TO W. ACADEMY ST

H W. PARK ST W. ACADEMY ST TO DAY ST

I W. PARK ST DAY ST TO KING ST

U W. STATE ST MAIN ST TO W. ACADEMY ST

J W. STATE ST W. ACADEMY ST TO ALBION EAGLE HARBOR RD (INCLUDES 431 W. STATE ST.)

N WEST ST

O / S WILLOW RD @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

V WOOD ST @ BROWN ST.

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

E 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)

D ALLENS BRIDGE RD @ RT. 31 (SOUTH SIDE)

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 @ CALLARD & HANLON DR

G CENTER RD, WATERPORT PICK UP @ 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

N EAGLE HARBOR RD WATERPORT CARLTON 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 @ MAIN ST, WATERPORT

T 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 / N GAINES RD (RT. 279) RT. 104 TO RT. 98 (2670 - 3150)

E 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 PICK-UP POINT LETTER ROAD FROM / TO PICK-UP POINT

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

J 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 @ 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)

I 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

N OTTER LANE PICK UP @ 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

Z1 PUZZEY RD

J QUAKER HILL RD

I RICE RD @ 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 IDGE RD DISTRICT LINE TO KENYONVILLE RD (12799 - 13011)

G RIDGE RD KENYONVILLE RD TO EAGLE HARBOR RD (13016 - 13428)

G RIDGE RD EAGLE HARBOR RD TO RT. 279 (NORTH SIDE) (13428 - 13998)

G RIDGE RD EAGLE HARBOR RD TO RT. 279 (SOUTH SIDE) (13428 - 13998)

G RIDGE RD RT. 279 TO RT. 98 (14000 - 14379)

U 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 T RENSCH RD

B TUTHILL 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 @ MAIN ST, WATERPORT

G WEST RD, WATERPORT PICK UP @ 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

D WOOD RD

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

H ZIG ZAG RD

C ALLEN RD @ CORNERS

X / R BAYBERRY LANE @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

S / U BEAVER ALLEY @ N. MAIN ST

Y BEAVER ST @ CORNERS

R BEECHWOOD APTS

X / R BEECHWOOD BLVD @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

M BROWN ST WOOD ST TO LINWOOD AVE

U BROWN ST / BROWN RD LINWOOD AVE TO NORTH VILLAGE LINE

T / U CAROLINE ST N. MAIN ST TO INGERSOLL ST (CLOSEST CORNER) @ N. MAIN ST

T CAROLINE ST N. MAIN ST TO INGERSOLL ST (CLOSEST CORNER) @ CAROLINE ST

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

Y C HAMBERLAIN ST @ CORNERS

W CHILDS ST @ CLARENDON ST

W CLARENDON ST @ E. PARK ST

W CLARENDON ST @ E. STATE ST

A CLOVER LANE @ S. MAIN ST

T CRIMSON DR INCLUDES: CRIMSON HEIGHTS @ DRIVEWAYS

S / C DAY ST @ W. PARK ST

Y DAY ST @ WASHINGTON ST

H DENSMORE ST

X / C E. ACADEMY ST @ W. BANK ST

W E. ACADEMY ST @ 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 @ CORNERS

B E. HERRICK ST @ E. PARK ST & HERRICK ST

B E. PARK ST @ CORNERS

M / B E. STATE ST MAIN ST TO E BANK ST

B E. STATE ST McKINSTRY ST TO BUTTS RD

G ELMWOOD AVE. @ CORNER OF LINWOOD & INGERSOLL ST

S / U ERIE ST @ N. MAIN ST

T ERIE ST. @ INGERSOLL ST.

R GARDEN PARK APTS

B GOODRICH ST @ E. STATE ST

Y HAMILTON ST @ WASHINGTON ST

D HAMILTON ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD @ WEST AVE

C HAMILTON ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD @ ALLEN RD

X / R HAWTHORNE DR @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

A HAZARD PKWY @ S. MAIN ST

R HERITAGE ESTATES @ BROWN ST

R HERITAGE ESTATES @ LYDUN DR

B HERRICK ST @ E. PARK ST

Y HERRICK ST @ CHAMBERLAIN ST

B INGERSOLL ST E. STATE ST TO CANAL @ CORNERS

T INGERSOLL ST CANAL TO LINWOOD AVE @ CORNERS

R INGERSOLL ST LINWOOD AVE TO ELMWOOD AVE @ LINWOOD AVE

T JOSEPH ST @ MOORE ST

W KING ST @ W. STATE ST

C KING ST @ W. PARK ST

Y KING ST @ WASHINGTON ST

T KNAPP ST @ MOORE ST

C LITTLE LEAPERS

R LINWOOD AVE N MAIN ST TO (house #) 207 STOPS WILL BE CHOICE OF DRIVER

U LINWOOD AVE (house #) 208 TO BROWN ST STOPS WILL BE CHOICE OF DRIVER

R LYDUN DR

R LYDUN DR EXT @ "Y"

T / H McCLELLAND ST @ INGERSOLL ST

B McKINSTRY ST @ E. STATE ST

B McKINSTRY ST @ E. PARK ST

Y McKINSTRY ST @ CHAMBERLAIN ST

Y McKINSTRY ST TRACKS TO EAST AVE

A MEADOWBROOK DR @ S. MAIN ST

T MOORE ST

X / R NORTH ST @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

X / C N. CLINTON ST @ W. BANK ST

W N. CLINTON ST @ W. STATE ST

X / C N. LIBERTY ST @ W. BANK ST

W N. LIBERTY ST @ W. STATE ST.

S / U N. MAIN ST STATE ST TO LINWOOD AVE @ CORNERS

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

X / R OAK ORCHARD ESTATES @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

S / R ORCHARD ST @ N. MAIN ST

B PLATT ST @ E. BANK ST

B PLATT ST @ E. STATE ST

B PLATT ST @ E. PARK ST

Y PLATT ST @ CHAMBERLAIN ST

B PLATT ST TRACKS TO EAST AVE

X / R REDWOOD AVE @ MAILBOXES

MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL VILLAGE BUS BUS LETTER ROAD FROM / TO PICK-UP POINT LETTER ROAD FROM / TO PICK-UP POINT

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



MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL vILLAGE con'tBUS BUS LETTER ROAD FROM / TO PICK-UP POINT LETTER ROAD FROM / TO PICK-UP POINT

B REYNOLDS ST @ E. PARK ST

Y REYNOLDS ST @ CHAMBERLAIN ST

R SANDY CREEK APTS @ "Y"

W S. LIBERTY ST @ W. STATE ST

S / C S. LIBERTY ST @ W. PARK ST

A / Y S. LIBERTY ST @ BEAVER ST

W S. CLINTON ST @ W. STATE ST

S / C S. CLINTON ST @ W. PARK ST

Y S. CLINTON ST BEAVER ST TO WASHINGTON ST @ CORNERS

D S. CLINTON ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD @ WEST AVE

C S. CLINTON ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD @ ALLEN RD

S / C S. MAIN ST STATE ST TO RT. 31 @ CORNERS

A S. MAIN ST RT. 31 TO ALLEN RD @ CORNERS

B TEMPERANCE ST @ E. PARK ST

Y TEMPERANCE ST @ CHAMBERLAIN ST

R VISIONS APARTMENT @ "Y"

Y WASHINGTON ST @ CORNERS

W WASHINGTON ST KING ST TO STATE SCHOOL RD

X / C W. ACADEMY ST @ W. BANK ST

W W. ACADEMY ST @ W. STATE ST

S / C W. ACADEMY ST EAST CORNER @ W. PARK ST

C W. ACADEMY ST WEST CORNER @ W. PARK ST

Y W. ACADEMY ST @ WASHINGTON ST

D W. ACADEMY ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD @ WEST AVE

C W. ACADEMY ST WEST AVE TO ALLEN RD @ ALLEN RD

D WEST AVE MAIN ST TO KING ST @ CORNERS

D WEST AVE KING ST TO VILLAGE LINE

X / C W. BANK ST @ CORNERS

S / C W. PARK ST MAIN ST TO W. ACADEMY ST @ CORNERS

S W. PARK ST W. ACADEMY ST TO KING ST @ CORNERS

W W. STATE ST MAIN ST TO KING ST @ CORNERS

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

X / C WEST ST

X / R WILLOW RD @ PARK'S MAILBOXES

M WOOD ST @ BROWN ST

Notification of Rights under FERPA for Elementary and Secondary Schools Access

to Student Records The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords parents and students over 18 years of age (“eligible students”) certain rights with respect to the student’s education records. These rights are:

(1) The right to inspect and review the student’s education records within 45 days of the day the School receives a request for access.

Parents or eligible students should submit to the School principal [or appropriate school official] a written request that identifies the record(s) they wish to inspect. The School official will make arrangements for access and notify the parent or eligible student of the time and place where the records may be inspected.

(2) The right to request an amendment of the student’s education records that the parent or eligible student believes to be inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise in violation of the student’s privacy rights under FERPA.

Parents or eligible students who wish to ask the School to amend a record should write the School principal [or appropriate school official], clearly identify the part of the record they want changed, and specify why it should be changed. If the School decides not to amend the record as requested by the parent or eligible student, the School will notify the parent or eligible student of the decision and advise them of their right to a hearing regarding the request for amendment. Additional information regarding the hearing procedures will be provided to the parent or eligible student when notified of the right to a hearing.

(3) The right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information contained in the student’s education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent.

One exception, which permits disclosure without consent, is disclosure to school officials with legitimate educational interests. A school official is a person employed by the School as an administrator, supervisor, instructor, or support staff member (including health or medical staff and law enforcement unit personnel); a person serving on the School Board; a person or company with whom the School has contracted as its agent to provide a service instead of using its own employees or officials (such as an attorney, auditor, medical consultant, or therapist); or a parent or student serving on an official committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance committee, or assisting another school official in performing his or her tasks. A school official has a legitimate educational interest if the official needs to review an education record in order to fulfill his or her professional responsibility. Upon request, the School discloses education records without consent to officials of another school district in which a student seeks or intends to enroll.

(4) The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the School District to comply with the requirements of FERPA. The name and address of the Office that administers FERPA are: Family Policy Compliance Office U.S. Department of Education 600 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, DC 20202-5605

In addition to the rights outlined above, FERPA also gives the school district the option of designating certain categories of student information as “directory information.” Directory information includes a student’s name, address, telephone number, date and place of birth, major course of study, participation in school activities or sports, weight and height if a member of an athletic team, dates of attendance, degrees and awards received, most recent school attended, class schedule, photograph, e-mail address, and class roster. You may object to the release of any or all of this “directory information;” however you must do so in writing to the building principal by the end of September each school year. If we do not receive a written objection, we will be authorized to release any or all of this “directory information” without your consent.

Release of Directory Information under FERPA

Unless objection to any of the specific items in the following “Directory Information” is submitted in writing by parents, legal guardians or those students over the age of 18 years, the Albion Central School District herewith gives notice of intention to provide, release or publish in the district or building newsletters; school or student newspapers; school website, yearbooks or other publications; daily or weekly newspapers; athletic programs; musical, theatrical or award programs; news releases and school related organizations any or all of the following directory information pertaining to students as may be appropriate under the circumstances: the student’s name, student’s photograph, parent’s name, major field of study, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight and height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, degrees and awards received and the most recent previous education agency or institution attended by the student. Under the regulations of this act, parents, guardians or students over the age of 18 who do not desire the release of any of the above directory information must make a specific request in writing to the Superintendent of Schools by Sept. 30. Failure to make such request shall be deemed consent to release, provide or publish directory information during the current school year. Please Note: Although not considered directory information, student created work, video or audio recordings, or electronic images may be used without prior consent in order to publicize or promote a school district program. If you wish to refuse permission for the use of your student’s work, video or audio recordings, or electronic images in district publications, media releases or district website, you must notify the building principal in writing by the end of September each school year.

Technology Brings Books Into Your Home We are so excited to introduce you to Storia School Edition for Elementary School students – the new eBook library from Scholastic that our school is using this year! Students of all ages and reading levels love Storia’s digital reading experience, and having Storia eBooks in our classroom will be a huge help for motivating readers and bringing an exciting digital component to our daily curriculum. And here’s what’s really great: your child has their very own account so they can also sign in to Storia at home to read eBooks on their own, or complete class assignments. Access at home is free and you can sign in on any device with an Internet connection, including desktops, laptops, and tablets. Students will be receiving a new login after school begins in September.

Regroup Emergency Alert Notification System

Albion Central School District has a mass communication system available to alert you to important information about our schools! In order to receive these messages, you must sign up at the district website. To register for alerts, go to the district’s website (www.albionk12.org) and click on the “Alert System” button on the left side of our homepage, under “Parent & Student Links” to be directed to the registration page and instructions. School closings and other emergency alerts will automatically be delivered to any phone number, text message system, and/or e-mail account you designate when you sign up. In addition to emergency alerts, you may request alerts from your child’s School Building, Extracurricular Activities or ACS Sports Teams by logging into your account and signing up for these optional groups. While you may withdraw from any of the groups in the three categories (School Buildings, Extracurricular Activities or ACS Sports Teams) by logging into your account, you are not able to withdraw from the system in this manner. Emergency alerts can only be stopped by deleting your membership in the system. To delete your membership, send an e-mail to [email protected]. Please include your username and the e-mail address you used when signing up for the account.

Welcome New ACS Staff Members

Anna Atwater ......................Music Teacher at Elementary SchoolAmanda Bradt ....................Special Education Teacher at Elementary SchoolMichael Fahy ......................Long-Term Substitute Math Teacher at High SchoolCasey Flynn .........................Spanish Teacher at Middle SchoolApril Griggs ........................AIS Teacher at Elementary School / Middle SchoolDavid Kozar ........................Special Education Teacher at Middle SchoolStephanie Schepis ...............Classroom Teacher at Elementary SchoolMark Skurzewski ................Classroom Teacher at Elementary SchoolKatharine Waite ..................Assistant Principal at High School



ALBION CENTRAL SCHOOL TEACHER EXTENSION LISTTo 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 ExtensionAdams, Don 8369 Campbell, Kristie 8213 Hryhorenko, Cathy 8333 Mergler, Kim 8343 Schmitt, Cathy 8232Akers, Keith 8444 Capacci, Ann 2404 Hryvniak, Mark 2079 Monacelli, Joyce 8366 Schepis, Stephanie 8332Albertson, Jill 8424 Castricone, Lisa 8205 Hughes, Duncan 8431 Nesbitt, Kim 8407 Schomske, Cassie 8374Archer, Tim 8219 Christopher, Theresa 8201 Husung, Janet 8331 Newton, Sue 8440 Scott, Janice 8355Atwater, Anna 8316 Ciliberto, Kelli 8436 Jablonski, Mary Ann 8229 Nichols, Athena 8408 Seaman, Samantha 8330Arnold, Dawn 8338 Climenhaga, Sandy 8428 Johnson, Lu 2401 Nickerson, Brad 8418 Sheehan, Lee 8310Auricchio, Michelle 8334 Conn, Karen 8225 Jones, Mike 2298 Nitzsche, Pam 8335 Simboli, Gary 8449Azzolino, Judy 8313 Croff, Charles 2079 Kania, Meghan 8307 Owen, Chad 8413 Simpson, Jenn 8305Baldwin, Bonnie Sue 8208 Daggs, Shelly 8437 Keller, Chris 8212 Parisi, Gary 8416 Skurzewski, Mark 8328Barleben, Lauren 8434 Dambra, Bill 8419 Keller, Julie 8359 Parsons, Mark 8403 Spierdowis, Karen 8443Beach, Jaime 8321 DeJonge, Ben 8430 Kenward, Malinda 8360 Pearl, Annette 8433 Squicciarini, Dawn 8207Beecher, Melody 8369 Doberstein, Rachel 8350 Klips, Mary Jane 8358 Perry, Debbie 8345 Thaine, Mike 2405Bennett, Jennifer 8353 Englert, Ralph 8228 Komendat, Erin 8370 Petrus, Jeremy 8239 Toombs, Kim 8245Bennett, Ocie 8234 Epperson, Bob 8352 Kovaleski, Jay 2079 Piccirilli, Keith 8203 Uderitz, Melanie 8347Bentley, Janie 8210 Fahy, Michael 8439 Kovaleski, Kelly 8301 Plewinski, David 8318 Uveino, Pat 8223Berg, Sheri 8227 Faraci, Shani 8302 Kozar, David 8221 Plummer, Toni 8344 VanCamp, Alan 8323Bieler, Roxanne 8446 Feder, Kamie 8202 Kozody, Carrie 8247 Price, Lucian 8367 VanDerKarr, Mark 8425Blanchard, Bruce 8231 Feder, Kevin 8211 Krenning, Adam 8404 Prince, Melissa 8326 Veltz, Alex 8410Blanchard, Jennifer 8402 Fischer, Kate 8243 Krenning, Betsy 8435 Pritchard, Jamie 2306 Wadhams, Kelly 8329Bohn, Greta 2306 Fiegle, Hillary 8215 Krull, Stephanie 8306 Pritchett, Bruce 8240 Wadhams, Wayne 8406Borner, Christine 8411 Fix, Lindsay 8368 Lamont, Jennifer 8348 Radder, Jeff 8206 Waters, Jennifer 8308Bower, Robin 8361 Flynn, Casey 8233 Landis, Sue 8423 Ragonese, Shawn 8241 Wemmer, Emily 8414Boyer, Amber 8438 Fournier, Stephanie 8340 Levandowski, Pat 8314 Reichert Goff, Ellen 8312 Werner, Lisa 8327Bradt, Amanda 8371 Galbreth, Cathy 8342 Marquette, Elizabeth 8217 Reith, Katie 8362 Wesolowski, Barbara 8226Brittan, Carmen 8320 Gannon, Rich 8421 Martillotta, Greg 8246 Richardson, Deanna 8304 Wickman, Nancy 8429Brooks, Matthew 8420 Gardner, Phil 8351 Martin, Dana 8373 Rightmyer, Cheryl 8319 Winans, Kathy 8412Burgett, Tina 8356 Gates, Leslie 8230 McClellan, Theresa 8374 Robbins, Kelly 8357 Wirth, Denise 8339Burlison, Lisa 8324 Griggs, April 8346 McDonald, Megan 2398 Roche, Kristin 8447 Wolfe, Angie 8303Burrell, Kim 8337 Henion, Irene 8222 McGrath, Julie 8315 Rowe, Jennifer 8235 Wood, Deb 8249Burroughs, Carlos 8248 Hobart, Karen 8311 McNair, Holly 8336 Sampson, Sue 8442 Zambito, Megan 8317Cammarata, Danielle 8354 Holman, Jennifer 8339 Meakin, Brennan 589-0877 Sanford, Jon 8209 Zayac, Sherry 8401

Mergler, Doug 8238

ALBION CENTRAL SCHOOL TEACHER EXTENSION LIST

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

Community Pool ScheduleOpen Swim Hours

Adult lAp Swim5:30 a.m. - 7:20 a.m. Mon. - Fri.

FAmily Swimduring the months of September, October, march, April, may & June6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Mon.& Wed. 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Saturdays

during the months of November, december, January & February7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Mon. & Wed.1 p.m. - 3 p.m. Saturdays *Summer hours will differ; please call 589-2056 for hours.

memberShip FeeSYearly Memberships valid 9/2015 - 8/2016

Individual $30.00/half year $55.00/year Non-district resident $65.00/year

Family $40.00/half year $75.00/year Non-district resident $90.00/year

Non-members pay $2.00 per visit.

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

New York State Education LawHealth 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 students’ 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 contact the building level nurses: Elementary School: Denise Johnston-Burris at 589-2033 Middle School: Karen Patterson at 589-2023 High School: Jean Swiercznski at 589-2043

Albion Athletic Department Uses Technology for Scheduling Sporting Events

To better serve our athletes, parents and the community, the district has subscribed to a new service, Arbiter Live, which allows access to updated athletic schedules 24/7. Follow the link to get right to all the Albion Purple Eagles schedules.

http://www.arbiterlive.com/Teams?entityId=27086

Once you access the site you can view the schedules of all of our teams as well as follow specific team(s) by choosing the “Follow Team” option. When you choose this option you will be asked to sign-up for the team(s) of your choice which will allow you to receive text messages and/or e-mails when schedule changes are made. For example, when you sign-up to follow a team you will need to:

1. identify your role: athlete, coach, fan, media, parent or other

2. how you want to receive Alerts: e-mails and/or text message

3. which events you want to receive alerts on: Games or Games and Practices (**this option isn’t available at this time)

4. when you want to receive alerts: when the schedule changes and/or a reminder before each game

The Arbiter Live site can also be accessed via a link on the District web-site. Click on the Athletics Tab and then click on Sports Schedules.

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