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School Hours:
The normal school day begins at 7:30 a.m. and ends at 2:00 p.m. for students. Parents will be notified early in the school year of Inservice day schedules. In-service days students don’t have school, while teachers will spend the day working on the development of curriculum, professional development and other important issues. Please see the school calendar for the In-service days dates.
Attendance Policy
Punctuality: The school recognizes that there may be occasional, unavoidable times when students are delayed getting to school. However, punctuality is important for your child’s own learning needs and habits. Every effort should be made to assure that students arrive at school by 7:30 AM. It is also very important to pick up your child on time, as supervision for students is not available after dismissal times. Your cooperation is always appreciated.
Parent/Teacher Communications
It is very important that an open line of communication exist between parents and teachers. If you should have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to call your child’s teacher. Communication with teachers regarding academic progress can occur at any time, in addition to the times scheduled for formal meetings (IEP conferences, report card conferences).
Absence
When illness or other unforeseen events result in your child’s absence from school, please make every effort to notify your child’s teacher or the school nurse. It is important to note that the school nurse is required to notify The Public Authority of the Disabled Affairs if any student misses three or more consecutive days of school.
Food/ Snacks
Students should bring a snack to be consumed during the morning break. A sandwich, juice, milk, or fruit are recommended. We ask that you do not send students with candy, cookies, chips, crisps, soda or glass containers of any kind. Please avoid sending foods that require refrigeration or spoil easily. The school canteen offers nutritious sandwiches, drinks and fruit for sale each day, and serves elementary, middle and high school students.
Food/ Snacks
Students should bring a snack to be consumed during the morning break. A sandwich, juice, milk, or fruit are recommended. We ask that you not send students with candy, cookies, chips, crisps, soda or glass containers of any kind. Please avoid sending foods that require refrigeration or spoil easily.
Health Considerations
If your child has any specific health problems (allergies, dietary restrictions, medications, etc.), please contact the school nurse at 2261-9725 ext. 216 as soon as possible so that all appropriate arrangements or precautions can be taken. This information is essential for safeguarding your child.
School Transportation
The school has a cooperative relationship with the Bayan Bilingual School for arranging private contract transportation to and from school. For assistance, contact the bus office at phone: 22625646/22625672 ext. 601.
School Holidays
The school calendar is to be sent home in September of every year. Holiday dates may be subject to change as dictated by the Ministry of Education. You will be informed of any changes as the school administration learns about them.
Cell Phones
Cell phones are disruptive in the classroom and may not be used during school time (7:30 AM to 2:00 PM). Students who are caught using cell phones during school hours will have them confiscated and held in the office. The first violation the phone will be kept with the administration until the end of the school day, the second violation, student retrieve it after a week, third violation student retrieves it after a month. Students are permitted to use cell phones after school at 2:00 PM out side of the School’s gate.
Valuables in School
Students should not bring money or valuable items to school, in order to avoid having them misplaced or stolen. To avoid any problems, we ask that all parents support the school’s policy by having the students keep such items out of school. No toys from home are allowed.
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