Welcome to Wacoochee Elementary School! We are very happy to have you and your family as a part of our school community. Our common goal is to provide a quality education for each and every child within our school. The teachers and staff members are professional, dedicated individuals committed to providing each student with multiple opportunities to learn and experience success. We believe that we must develop relationships with our parents and students to help our children achieve their maximum educational potential. Therefore, we will strive to work together as partners (faculty/staff, parents, and students).

Please review this handbook carefully. Let us start the school year with a common understanding and enthusiasm to make this the best school year possible.

CONTACT INFORMATIONOffice-334-664-4072

Fax-334-745-3565Lunchroom-334-664-4026 (Cathy Tomblin/Manager)

Lee County Board of Education- 334-745-9770Lee County Schools Website - http://www.lee.k12.al.us

School Website- http://smithsstation.lci.schoolinsites.com

Office Hours: 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. CST

Wacoochee Elementary

Sailing Guide (Student Handbook)

SCHOOL SCHEDULEBreakfast 7:00–7:25 AM CSTStart of School 7:30 AM CSTTardy Bell 7:35 AM CSTBus Dismissal 3:00 PM CSTCar Rider Dismissal 3:00 PM CST

BUS PROCEDUREThe buses will begin arriving on campus at 6:55 a.m. CST. The students will unload from the buses once

faculty/staff members are present and on duty at 7:00 a.m. CST.

We would like to keep our students safe on their route to and from school. Therefore, students must obey their bus drivers and conduct themselves in a way that does not create disruptions for the driver. If students violate the Code of Conduct they will face suspension from the bus according to Lee County Policy and Procedure Handbook-rules and consequences. Please help keep our students safe by teaching them the rules of bus safety and appropriate conduct.

New students riding the bus must be picked up from home by the bus at least one time in the morning before riding home in the afternoon. This enables the driver to be familiar with the child, where they live, and to ensure their safety. Please note: Students who desire to get off the bus at a stop other than their own must have parental permission in writing, approved by the principal or assistant principal. Once, the students are loaded on the bus in the afternoon for dismissal, they will not be taken off of the bus. Please stay at the bus stop with your child until they board the bus each morning. Please make sure an adult meets them at the bus stop each afternoon to ensure their safety.

CAR RIDER PROCEDURESAll students may arrive on campus at 7:00 am CST. All Car Riders will enter the school parking lot at the furthest entrance from Wacoochee. As you pass the school on the left, it is the last entrance past the field. All students should exit the vehicle on the passenger side ONLY. For the students’ safety, they should not cross over in front of cars. Once the student exits the vehicle, they should walk immediately to the sidewalk and enter the building. All cars are asked to pull up as far as possible before allowing students out of the car. This will allow us to unload more cars and help end congestion when we close the line at 7:30 a.m. CST. If you arrive after 7:30, someone needs to park and walk his/her child into the building.*A CAR IS TO NEVER PASS A BUS, AS IT IS A VIOLATION PUNISHABLE BY LAW EVEN ON THE SCHOOL CAMPUS.

TARDIES

IF YOUR CHILD ARRIVES IN CLASS AT 7:35 A.M. CST HE/SHE WILL BE COUNTED TARDY. Parents are required to check their child in at the school office before going to class when they arrive on campus. Children should arrive at 7:00 a.m. to allow time to get to class, put items away and be ready to start class at 7:30 a.m. The car rider line will closed at 7:30 a.m. Thank you for helping to ensure that your child is here on time and ready to learn each day.

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STUDENT DISMISSAL

Each child should know before he/she leaves home what he/she is to do after school . Teachers should be advised in writing of any changes on transportation. If your child is to be picked up please come through the car rider line. Be sure your child’s name is displayed in the front windshield passenger’s side of your vehicle. Please help us expedite traffic flow by following and staying in the designated car pickup line. Excessive tardies, check-outs, and absences are reported to the Truancy Officer.

Note: If you need to check your child out before dismissal, please do so by 2:00 p.m. CST. Students need to remain in school for the entire school day. Parents or guardians may pick up students when necessary during the school day. To reduce the loss of instructional time, we ask that check-outs be limited. Picture ID will be required when checking a child out of school. Students who check out prior to 11:15 a.m. CST will be marked absent. Students who check in after 11:15 a.m. CST will also be marked absent. For the safety of all students, no child will be released from class for check out until a parent/guardian arrives on campus.

BUS DISMISSAL Bus students will load at 2:50 p.m. CST and exit campus at 3:00 p.m. CST. Car riders will load immediately

after the bus riders and leave immediately after the buses. If a child must be checked out in the afternoon, please do so before 2:00 p.m. CST. You must sign them out from the office. Buses cannot be held for check outs. Staff will be stationed throughout the campus to monitor student transition and to ensure safety.

CAR DISMISSALParents may begin arriving on campus for car rider pick up after 2:00 p.m. CST. The line will begin moving after

the buses leave campus at approximately 3:00 p.m. CST. All students should be picked up before 3:10 p.m. CST. Any student picked up late will have to be signed out in the front office. Students who are regularly not picked up on time will be referred to the after school program or the local Department of Family and Child Services. If you are late more than 2 times, the student will be placed in our after school program ($10.00 fee will be charged each day).Please read the following instructions with care if your child is a car rider. Your careful attention and cooperation will be appreciated.

1. Car pickup will begin only after the buses are loaded. For the safety of you and your child, please do not park your car and get out to pick up your child. All car-rider students will be escorted by a teacher to their pick-up station. Note: If you have an emergency and need to pick up your child from the car rider line, you must go into the main office and secure a check out slip. NOTE: Parents are not allowed to wait in the halls for student pick-up. This is for the safety of everyone.

2. There are designated places for each grade level beginning with Kindergarten, then 6th, 5th, 4th, 3rd, 2nd, and then 1st. Enter the driveway single file. You will be directed to the appropriate pickup station.

3. Please look for your child in his/her designated grade level area..4. All car rider students must be picked up before 3:10p.m. CST. It will take a little longer the first week of school due to the heavy

traffic. For the safety of our students and staff, do not exit your car and try to retrieve your child/children.5. Once your child is loaded in the car you may exit the campus following the car in front of you. Please do not get out of line and pass.6. Buckle Up. All children must be buckled up. Please teach your child to buckle his/her own seat belt.

*The traffic congestion at the beginning of school is very high. The first 2 weeks of school, car pick up is slow while students and parents adjust to the procedure. Please be patient with us. We will all work together to move traffic as smoothly and as quickly as possible.

TRANSPORTATION CHANGESEach parent/guardian is encouraged to choose one major mode of transportation (bus rider, car rider, day care van, or extended day) for the student to use in the afternoon. Changes in a student’s major mode of transportation for the afternoon must be made in writing. This will help to prevent any afternoon mishaps in placing the students on the wrong mode of transportation for the afternoon. Please make plans ahead of time regarding changing your child’s afternoon transportation. Send a written note to your child’s teacher in the student’s binder in the morning. You may follow up the written note with a phone call to the teacher.

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PERSONAL PROPERTYYour child’s name should be written inside all book bags, coats, caps, gloves, lunch boxes, etc. This helps us return lost items. Please discourage your child from permitting friends to wear their personal items . Please do not allow children to bring large sums of money, toys, electronics, or other valuables to school. The school assumes NO responsibility for the items brought on campus. All items placed in lost and found will be donated to charity at the end of each nine weeks.

Extended Day (Before and After School)

This is an additional service for the parents and children of Wacoochee Elementary School. The cost is $50.00 per week for afternoon and $20.00 per week for morning. The times are as follows: 6:15-7:00 a.m. CST. and 3:10 -5:30 p.m. CST. Detailed information and a registration form will be provided at parent orientation and on the first day of class.

SCHOOL ILLNESS AND MEDICATIONS If a child becomes ill at school, parents will be called to pick the child up. For this reason, it is necessary for the school to have two emergency phone numbers where parents can be reached during the day. Notify the school in writing if any telephone numbers change. If there is no home phone number, the name and telephone number of a relative or neighbor who is allowed to check the child out should be provided to the school.

Parents are required to have a Medication Administration Form on file in the school office before any school staff member will be authorized to administer medication. THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED BY THE CHILD’S DOCTOR AND PARENT BEFORE ANY PRESCRIPTION MEDICINE IS GIVEN AT SCHOOL. A parent’s signature is all that is required for over the counter medicine. All medicine must be in its original container with the child’s name on it. No student is allowed to carry his/her personal medication at any time. ALL MEDICATION MUST BE BROUGHT TO SCHOOL BY THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN, NOT BY THE CHILD. No medicine is allowed on the bus. Your child must be fever free for 24 hours before returning to school (See the Lee County School’s Student Handbook). If your child is taking an antibiotic for a contagious infection (Strep, etc.), they must have ingested the medication for 24 hours before they can return to class.

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BREAKFAST AND LUNCH

Lunch forms will be provided for each child at the beginning of the school year. Children will either pay full price, reduced price, or will have free breakfast and lunch. If your child received free or reduced lunch last year, a new form must be completed. Your child will continue to receive free or reduced lunch for the first 10 days until the new form is processed.BREAKFAST -- Breakfast is provided for any child who wishes to eat between 7:00 a.m. – 7:25 a.m. The full cost of $1.50 and the reduced price is $.30 (prices are subject to change). If your child eats breakfast at school, he/she must purchase a tray from the lunchroom. Breakfast items from home are not allowed. Parents are invited to eat lunch with their child (guidelines listed below) but please refrain from staying with your child during breakfast.LUNCH – Nutritious lunches are served for $1.95 each day. The reduced price is $.40 daily (prices are subject to change). If your child brings his/her lunch please do not send any glass containers. Also, carbonated or sugar-containing beverages (ex. Coke, 7up, etc.) are not permitted in the lunch room due to federal regulations. Due to the Wellness Policy, we ask that no restaurant food be brought in by parents who come to eat with their child. If you should bring restaurant food into the school, you will be supplied with brown bags for it to be repackaged before entering the lunchroom. If you come to eat with your child please purchase a tray from our cafeteria. Students do not have access to microwaves. Please send a note to your child’s teacher to inform them of the day you wish to eat lunch with your child. This will help us to prepare enough meals for everyone. It is suggested that you send money by the week or month in an envelope. Please put your child’s name, account number, teacher’s name, and amounts being paid.

WE CANNOT CHARGE ANY MEALS. Please be sure your child has lunch/breakfast money before he/she leaves home. If your child does not have lunch money, we will provide a supplemental lunch for your child. This lunch will consist of ham or turkey, fruit, and milk. If your child receives a supplemental lunch for two days, we will notify you by phone that your child has not had lunch money. You may pre-pay for meals at www.paypams.com . Once you register at this website, you will have total access to your student’s lunch account. You will be able to check the balance on the student’s account, make payments, receive email notifications, check on cafeteria purchase, etc. Due to the increased number of students with peanut allergies, our cafeteria will be PEANUT/PEANUT BUTTER FREE.Students with peanut/peanut butter allergies and/or lactose intolerance should send a copy of doctor’s orders to the Child Nutrition Program Manager.

Monthly Cafeteria Prices

Month Breakfast – FULL Pay

Breakfast – REDUCED Pay

Lunch – FULL Pay

Lunch – REDUCED Pay

August $28.50 $5.70 $37.05 $7.60September $30.00 $6.00 $39.00 $8.00

October $30.00 $6.00 $39.00 $8.00November $24.00 $4.80 $31.20 $6.40December $19.50 $3.90 $25.35 $5.20January $25.50 $5.10 $33.15 $6.80February $28.50 $5.70 $37.05 $7.60March $25.50 $5.10 $33.15 $6.80April $31.50 $6.30 $40.95 $8.40May $27.00 $5.40 $35.10 $7.20

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WELLNESS POLICYWacoochee Elementary School is committed to providing a school environment that promotes and protects our students’ health, well-being, and ability to learn by supporting healthy eating and physical activity. Please help us in this endeavor by following the guidelines below when bringing snacks or drinks for your child’s classroom to share. The complete Wellness Policy is available on the Lee County Website, www.lee.k12.al.us as well as in the Lee County Student Handbook.

No food or beverage items that have high fructose corn syrup or sugar listed as the first ingredient. (This does not include birthday cakes/cupcakes for school parties).

No chocolate or other candies. Only 100% fruit juice, 1% milk, or sports drinks limited to 12 ounce containers. No carbonated

drinks are allowed during the school day. Due to children with food allergies, all items must be factory packaged with an ingredients

label. No homemade items can be served to students.

For more information, please refer to the Lee County Schools’ Student Handbook.

Physical EducationAlabama law requires that every elementary school student have 30 minutes of physical education per day. To fully benefit from these activities, students must be appropriately dressed. We do not ask our students to “dress out” for class; however, we do ask that our

students wear clothes that they can move in. This includes tennis shoes, comfortable shirt and shorts, pants, sweat pants, or other non-restrictive clothing. If your daughter chooses to wear a

dress or skirt to school, we ask that she bring/wear a pair of shorts to slip on under her dress/skirt. This is to preserve the modesty of your child as she participates. Your child will

receive a physical education grade each nine weeks.

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WACOOCHEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Behavior Guide

Students are expected to follow the Discipline/Code of Conduct rules as stated in the Policies and Master Discipline Plan for Lee County Schools which is contained in this handbook. In addition, the following rules apply:

Faculty PolicyOur faculty believes that students acquire self-discipline through learning appropriate behaviors and conforming to school rules. Self-discipline, demonstrating a variety of appropriate behaviors, and obeying rules play an important role in the development of students who perceive themselves as successful, confident, respectful, and who are motivated to learn. Our faculty intends to manage student behavior and does not anticipate the need for office referrals except for major offenses. Our faculty believes that appropriate behaviors can be appropriately taught and learned. Our faculty believes that an educationally sound Positive Behavior Support (PBS) Program provides for rewarding appropriate (good) behavior and eliminating negative (bad) behavior.

1. Our faculty has established a rewards-based PBS Program.2. Student participation in the rewards program will be earned by each student through

their practice of appropriate behavior and obeying the established rules.3. Behavior calendars will be sent home for parents to sign and return daily. 4. Students who exhibit positive behavior will receive the following rewards: verbal

praise, stickers, happy-grams to take home, special treats, or extra privileges.

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Don’t Walk the Plank

MAKE SUCCESS HAPPENPOSITIVE BEHAVIORAL SUPPORTS

Per LCBOE Policy, we are a positive behavioral support school. We have worked diligently to draft the following supports which have been approved through Central Office:

We are respectful, responsible, cooperative, and safe.To help us learn to be respectful, responsible, cooperative, and safe we do the following:

1. Follow directions2. Complete work/stay on task3. Respect others4. Work cooperatively with others

WHAT THIS LOOKS LIKE AT WACOOCHEE ELEMENTARY

Respectful Responsible Cooperative Safe

ClassroomLook at the teacherListen to the teacher the first timeDo not talk back

Ready to workWork is complete, neat, and on timeOn task and paying attention

Take turnsListen to other ideasUse kind words

Keep hands, feet, objects to selfWait your turnPersonal spaceWalk

CafeteriaLook at the workersListen to the workers the first timeWait your turn

Take care of your trayClean your area/throw away trashKnow your number

Wait your turn Talk one at a timeUse kind words

Keep hands, feet, objects to selfSit correctlyQuiet voicesWalk

RestroomKeep trash off floorWipe up spills

FlushWash handsUse materials appropriately

Take turnsGive privacy

Keep hands, feet, objects to selfUse the restroom and leave quietlyWalk

Hallways

Quiet lineSingle filePersonal space

Stop and wait when toldRemember where you are going

Keep hands, feet, objects to selfStay in your spotListen to your teacher the first time

Keep hands, feet, objects to selfStay on the right side of the hallWalk

Bus

Quiet voiceListen to the driver the first time No eating

Keep your belongings with youRemove any trashBe on time to the stop

Share seats/sit on your bottomTake turns talking softly Wait your turn to exit

Keep hands, feet, objects to selfStay in your seat , sit on your bottom, and face frontKeep the aisles clearStay in line Walk

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Rough Sailing ConsequencesConsequences:

1. Verbal Warning Given 1 tally/demerit - 2. 2nd Offense- Given 1 tally/demerit + Classroom consequence3. 3rd Offense- Given 1 tally/demerit + Student/teacher conference and a classroom consequence4. 4th Offense-Given 1 tally/demerit + Parent Contact/Written reflection5. 5th Offense- Given 1 tally/demerit + loss of weekly reward/and a classroom consequence6. 6th Offense- Given 1 tally/demerit +loss of weekly reward, office referral/counseling referral/parent conference

Grades determined as follows: 0-2 tallies=4 3-4 tallies=3 5 tallies=2 (loss of weekly reward) 6 or more tallies=1(loss of weekly reward/office referral/counseling referral/parent conference)

Time out in another teacher’s classroom not to be used more than once a week, lose break/recess, silent lunch seated in close proximity to the teacher, ISS, OSS, corporal punishment, written behavioral reflection (as approved by administration). The use of Administrative Detention and corporal punishment will be decided upon by an administrator in accordance to LCBOE policy and procedures. (Administrative Detention 7:15-8:00)

Per Lee County Schools’ Board Policy: Homework cannot be assigned as punishment. Severe offenses will be sent directly to administration. Severe offenses include fighting, extreme disruptive behavior,

harassment, and overt/continued defiance. Students who receive an out of school or in school suspension will also forfeit their privilege to attend the next scheduled PBS celebration. Students who receive 2 or more out of school or in school suspensions will not receive an end of the year conduct award.

For more information refer to the Lee County Student Handbook.

Smooth Sailing RewardsStudents who maintain conduct scores of 3 and 4 will earn class and school wide rewards including but not limited to the following:

Lunch with a buddy, Fun Friday, Student of the Month, Student of the Week, treasure box prizes, extra privileges, positive phone calls home, positive office referrals, lunch/snack with the principal, stickers, DOJO points, etc.

School Wide Celebrations for students achieving level 3 and 4 conduct scores:Students who have not received an out of school or Administrative Detention and have maintained conduct scores of 3s or 4s will receive the following privileges.

1st Nine Weeks Progress Reports: Hat Day Report Cards: Inflatables and Snow Cones2nd Nine Weeks Progress Reports: Popcorn and a movie (extended Fun Friday Time) Report Cards: Sock Hop 3rd Nine Weeks Progress Reports: Popsicles Report Cards: Water Dodge Ball Fight 4th Nine Weeks Progress Reports: Soda and Surprise Report Cards: Dunking Booth/ Inflatables*Rewards are subject to change.*

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COMMUNICATION HOMEEach child will receive a Student Planner with a monthly calendar inside. The binder will come home each day for you to sign and return the next morning. Please send any notes, money (labeled), etc. in the binder. Students who score 3s or 4s on their weekly calendar binder grades will earn the privilege of Fun Friday and/or other rewards from the menu. Students who score 1s or 2s on their weekly calendar binder grades will forfeit rewards and privileges such as Fun Friday. (For more information on codes of conduct, refer to the Lee County Schools Student Handbook and Code of Conduct).

SCHOOL-WIDE STUDENT REWARDSStudent of the Month – each teacher will select a student who has demonstrated respect and good citizenship.Nine Week Awards (presented within the classroom)

Yearly PERFECT Attendance – student who have not been absent, been tardy, or checked out for the entire school year

(NEW THIS YEAR)Yearly Faithful Attendance- students who have not been absent but, may have checked in or out.

Honor Roll – criteria established by the Lee County Board of Education Mid-point and end of the nine weeks behavior celebrations for students earning 3s and 4s.

PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCESEach 9 weeks, parents will receive a phone call to update you on your child’s progress.

All teachers will schedule parent conferences throughout the year to discuss school progress. Parents should feel free to schedule conferences at any time. Conferences may be scheduled by calling or sending a note to the teacher. We do not interrupt the instructional day for impromptu parent/teacher conferences. Please schedule conferences at mutually convenient times. The principal and assistant principal are always available for conferences. Call the school’s secretary to schedule a conference with an administrator.

WACOOCHEE ELEMENTARY TEACHER CONTACT INFORMATIONIf you have any questions or concerns, we encourage you to email your child’s teacher. Teachers can be emailed

directly through the school website http://smithsstation.lci.schoolinsites.com/. You may also communicate with your child’s teacher through the Daily Conduct Binder. Conferences may also be scheduled with the teacher to discuss concerns related to your child’s school experience. If you need immediate assistance, please contact the office.

SPECIAL OCCASION DELIVERIESNo deliveries of flowers, balloons, etc., will be accepted at school for students.

POLICY CONCERNING SPECIAL OCCASION SNACKS Class snacks will be held on special occasions. These include Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine's, and field trips. All classrooms will have their snacks on the same day. All special occasion snacks will be after lunch.

No birthday invitations can be handed out in the classrooms unless there is one for every child, and the envelopes are addressed prior to sending them to school. Please make other arrangements for siblings when you are volunteering in the classroom, attending class snacks, chaperoning field trips, etc. This will allow you to build memories with your child and make them feel special. Please Note: No homemade items can be served to students. Due to children with food allergies, all items sent must be factory packaged with ingredients label. Please do not bring party food items that have toys, rings, picks, etc. on them.

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FUNDRAISINGThe school will sponsor several fundraising activities during the year. Each parent is encouraged to help with these projects. The money is spent for building materials, supplies, computers, and other equipment that will benefit all of the students. Note: We do not recommend door to door selling for the safety of our students.

PERSONAL CHECK POLICY Any checks written to Wacoochee Elementary School are required to follow the guidelines below: The check must be made out to Wacoochee Elementary School. If the check is for lunch money, please make the check out to WES Lunchroom.

The check must contain the following information:

Street Address AND 2 contact numbersor

1 contact number and a driver’s license number with expirations

We CANNOT accept checks that are “PARTIAL PAYMENT’, “POST-DATED, or “TWO-PARTY”.If the above criteria are not met, the school may return the check to you with an explanation for re-issuance.

SHOULD A “PERSONAL CHECK” BE RETURNED TO US FROM THE BANK, IT WILL BE SUBMITTED TO NEXCHECK FOR COLLECTION.

DRESS CODE

Dress for students in grades K-6 should be appropriate for school wear. The following will be will be unacceptable: short shorts, mini-skirts, clothing with holes/tears, clothing that is too revealing (as deemed such by an administrator), bathing apparel/beach wear, pajamas/house shoes, exposed backs/fronts/midriffs, gang related clothing, suggestive slogans/pictures, clothing that references drugs/tobacco/alcohol, sagging, spaghetti straps, tank tops, and mesh tops without undershirts. Shorts and skirts must be no higher than 2 inches above the knee. For more information on the dress code refer to the Lee County Schools Student Handbook and Code of Conduct. Students who are in violation of the dress code will be asked to call home for a change of clothes.

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WACOOCHEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2017-2018

First Day of School Monday, August 7, 2017Labor Day – No SchoolProgress Reports

Monday, September 4, 2017Wednesday, September 6, 2017

1st 9 weeks endsFall Break Report Cards

Thursday, October 5, 2017 Mon. October 9- Tues, 10, 2017

Thursday, October 12, 2017

Progress ReportsVeterans’ Day – No School

Thursday, November 9, 2017Friday, November 10, 2017

Thanksgiving HolidaysStudents return to school

Mon.-Fri., November 20-24, 2017Monday, November 27, 2017

2nd 9 weeks ends Tuesday, December 19, 2017Christmas Holidays – No School Thurs. Dec 21-Mon. Jan. 5Students return to school Monday, January 8, 2018Report Cards Thursday, January 11, 2018MLK Jr. Day – No SchoolProgress ReportsProfessional Development- No School

Monday, January 15, 2018Thursday, February 8, 2018Monday, February 19, 2018

3rd 9 weeks endsReport CardsSpring Break 2018Students Return

Wednesday, March 14, 2018Tuesday, March 20, 2018

Mon. March 26-Fri. Mar. 30, 2018Monday, April 2, 2018

Progress Reports Tuesday, April 17, 2018Field Day Tentatively Set for Friday, May 10-11Year End Awards Ceremony Tentatively set for Tuesday, May 22 Final dates &

times will be sent home during the 2nd semester6th Grade Graduations Tentatively set for Monday, May 21st Final dates &

times will be sent home during the 2nd SemesterLast Day of School/Report Cards Thursday, May 24, 2018

Picture Schedule:August 16th FallSeptember 11th Make-Up for Absence on Aug. 16th

January 12th 6th Grade Cap and GownJanuary 12th Class PicturesFebruary 21st Spring

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Please fill this form out and return it to school by FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 2017.

I ________________________________ have read the Wacoochee Elementary Handbook and understand the policies in place for this school year.

Parent Signature: _______________________________

I have discussed the Behavior Guide (rules, consequences, and rewards) with my child.

Parent Signature: _______________________________

My student is: __________________________________________

His/Her Homeroom is: ___________________________________

Questions or Concerns that I have are:

The best number to contact me at is: ____________________________________________

My email address is: ______________________________________________

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