Hello,
As we head into spring and the weather starts getting nicer, please remember a few general things:
Lunches – FROM THE WEBSITE:
Please provide a nutritional lunch including juice or milk. Soda, caffeinated beverages, and candy are not permitted. Fast food is not to be brought to the school as a lunch substitute.
We encourage all students at our school to help reduce waste by bringing lunch in reusable containers. Please help us learn to keep our environment clean and healthy. Student lunches cannot be refrigerated at school, so please include an ice pack if the lunch is perishable. There are microwave ovens available for warming, but food should be already cooked and require less than two minutes heat time. In the case of a forgotten lunch, students will be allowed to call parents twice. After that, in interest of encouraging responsibility and independence, natural consequences will apply.
CLASSROOM RULES: please do not send your child with popcorn or red drinks/water additives like red KoolAide. These make an enormous mess and stain our carpet. Please make sure your child is being sent with some sort of protein in addition to carbohydrates and sugar. A lack of protein at lunch often leads to the student crashing before the end of school which leads to behavioral issues and melt downs.
Dress Code Policy – FROM THE WEBSITE
• Color: Any solid color.
• Styles: Uniform polo’s, button–down shirts (must remain buttoned even with undershirt).
• Layering: Sweaters, pullovers, vests, and sweatshirts may be worn over shirts with collars and must
comply with solid color restrictions and no logos. Students may wear layer long sleeve/short sleeve
shirts under collared shirts.
• School Pride T-Shirt: May be worn any day of the week. This is the only shirt that is allowed without
collar. For school safety teacher may require all students to wear school shirt on field trips.
• Dresses: Must have collars.
• Outerwear: Outerwear is defined as anything worn over the standardized dress, such as, but not
limited to: hoodies, jackets, and coats. Students shall not be allowed to wear any type of
hood/hoodie inside the school building. Nothing offensive on outerwear is allowed, such as images,
sayings, artwork, music groups, etc.
Bottoms
• Color: Any solid color.
• Material: Cotton, twill, corduroy.
• Style: Plain, pleated, cargo; no sagging or baggy pants.
• Skirts/jumpers/shorts: Pleated or straight; hemlines should fall below fingertips when arms are
extended down sides of body. Leggings must be worn with skirts/dresses.
• Tights/hose/leggings: Solid colors only; leggings may only be worn under skirts/dresses/skorts.
• Denim and or jeans may be worn on Friday only.
Dress Code Guidelines
Shoes
• All students need to have a soft sole shoe/slipper that must be worn at all times while in the
building. The slipper needs to be free from logos, lettering, graphics, sparkles, sheen, decorative
accents, and characters.
*Note: a small pattern is acceptable.
Accessories/Hair
• Hairstyles and hair accessories are expected to be non–distracting and out of their eyes.
• Jewelry and other accessories are limited to wristwatches and non–distracting earrings.
• Hats or hoods will be worn outdoors only, and in the manner for which it was designed for.
Not Allowed
• Visible tattoos.
• Large or clanging jewelry.
• Bandanas, feathers, or scarves.
• Bare midriffs when raising arms or when sitting.
• Clothing that is frayed, has holes, tears, stains or is made of denim.
I will make a post with the March Calendar in the coming days. Thank you!
