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SHEFFIELD-SHEFFIELD LAKE CSD ELEMENTARY STUDENT HANDBOOK
FOURTH VIOLATION - can result in the suspension of bus privileges for 10 days, the remainder of the semester or the rest of the year.
If you have any questions you many contact the Transportation Supervisor.
*The administration reserves the right to alter the progression of discipline depending on the severity of the incident.
CAFETERIA RULES
1. Students are expected to treat the lunchroom staff and each other with respect.
2. Students are to enter and exit the cafeteria in an orderly fashion.
3. Running, pushing and shouting are prohibited.
4. While eating, students are expected to remain seated.
5. Students are expected to leave their eating area clean and orderly
6. Students are not permitted to play with food or handle any other student’s lunch.
7. Students will be dismissed to the playground or classroom by the supervising staff.
8. Students should have their money ready to hand to the cafeteria personnel.
9. Only non-carbonated drinks and non-breakable containers during lunches.
10. Use the restroom before entering the lunchroom. There will be no leaving without permission.
11. Childrenarenottoborrowmoneyfromorloanmoneytootherchildren.
12. Ifachildlosesalunchorlunchmoney,everyattemptwillbemadetocontacttheparenttobringlunchor
money to school. If the parent cannot be reached, the child will be loaned money that must be repaid the next day. The child cannot borrow again until repayment is made.
DISCIPLINE - CLASSROOM RULES
Each teacher or team of teachers will develop a classroom discipline plan. The plan will contain class rules with both negative and positive consequences. Rules and expectations for student behavior will be discussed in detail with the students. When a child is sent to the office, the following techniques may be used depending upon the circumstances:
Ø questioning, counseling, lecture
Ø warning about letting this behavior continue to student/parent
Ø call home
Ø writing assignments
Ø loss of recess privileges
Ø detentions after or before school once parent is notified
Ø clean, repair, and/or repay damage to school property
Ø calling parent in to monitor child in classroom
Ø emergency 24 hour removal from school
Ø suspension/expulsion from school
DRESS GUIDELINES
Students are expected to come to school clean, well-groomed and dressed appropriately. We recognize that proper attire fosters positive behavior and proper demeanor. Clothing and accessories should not be distracting or disruptive and should not present a danger to the student’s health or safety. The school does not permit halter- tops, bare midriffs or any top, which does not appropriately cover the upper torso. Extremely short skirts or shorts are also prohibited. Any attire with inappropriate pictures or words and/or reference or promote the use of alcohol, controlled substances, tobacco or drugs is prohibited. Clothing should not disrespect nor discriminate against ethnic, cultural, gender, sexual or religious differences. Hats and other head coverings are not permitted (except for religious reasons) in the building.
Safe and appropriate footwear is highly encouraged at all times. Shoes must be worn at all times in the classrooms and hallways. Flip flops are discouraged due to safety concerns at recess and on the playground. Shoes with pop out wheels are not allowed. Students may not participate in physical education class wearing sandals, boots or hard soled shoes. Shoes for physical education class must be soft soled.
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