Procedures and Expectations

Procedures and Expectations

•The school day begins at 7:55am sharp!  If the student is not in the classroom before the bell rings, he/she will be marked tardy.
•Attendance is taken at 9:15, if the student is not in the classroom at that time he/she is marked absent.
•A handwritten note must be provided for all changes of transportation by 7:50 am. 
•Supervision begins in the cafeteria at 7:30, any child arriving before 7:50 MUST go to the cafeteria.
•All absences must be reported to Janis Causey and your child’s teacher.
•Birthdays-  no treats/ students can go to KHCE for announcements @ 7:40
•Daily Folders & Behavior Expectations
•Tennis Shoes and Socks are preferred everyday, a must on Health Fitness days.

•Mosquito repellant and sunscreen must be applied at home.  We are not allowed to apply.

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