❖ Stay in my seat when the bus is moving ❖ Keep my hands and feet to myself ❖ Walk safely to and from the bus Playground ❖ Keep my hands and feet to myself ❖ Take turns and share equipment ❖ Follow directions the first time asked ❖ Use equipment properly ❖ Stop playing and line up when the whistle blows Cafeteria ❖ Stand in line quietly to be served ❖ Use good table manners ❖ Use kind words and an inside voice ❖ Raise my hand quietly if I need help ❖ My body is still, and I stay seated. Bathrooms ❖ Use a quiet voice ❖ Use the bathroom correctly ❖ Keep myself and the bathroom clean ❖ Flush, then wash and dry my hands EDUCATIONAL FIELD TRIPS Properly supervised and planned educational field trips are an important part of the instructional program. Field trips are taken at the discretion of the teachers at each grade level and must be curriculum-oriented with specific objectives taught prior to the trip and appropriate extension activities conducted after the trip. When trips are taken, it is most important that all members of the class attend. Cost for field trips is determined by the number of people going on the trip, the cost of buses, and the cost of any admittance fees. It may not be possible to refund money paid for trips if for any reason a person cannot participate since we assess the absolute minimum to pay for the expenses listed above. Once a teacher decides to take the class on a field trip, parents are notified in writing by the teacher, giving you all the details concerning the trip. Questions about trips should be directed to your child's homeroom teacher. A signed permission slip from a parent or guardian and payment of trip cost are required for all field trips. MEDICATION POLICY All prescription, over the counter, homeopathic, and herbal medications to be given at school must be accompanied by a signed doctor’s order. The original prescription container should accompany all medications. Medications MUST be brought to school by the parent or responsible adult. Children are NOT permitted to transport medications. Children are also not Page|7
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