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Important School Procedures and Policies for Parents and Students

This document outlines essential school procedures, including lunch and breakfast prices, guidelines for medication, uniform requirements, behavior policies, homework expectations, and classroom subjects. Parents are encouraged to support their children's education by participating in school activities and maintaining communication with teachers. Key points include the new food distribution rules, homework routines, grading systems, and library checkouts. We appreciate your involvement and look forward to a successful school year!

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Important School Procedures and Policies for Parents and Students

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  1. Welcome

  2. Lunch Procedures • Lunch $2.00 • Breakfast $1.00 • Milk $0.50 Send money by check or cash to the cafeteria when buying a ticket or with a child when sending only one day at a time.

  3. All medicines must go to the clinic with a note and the time to dispense.

  4. FMNV Rules • We can no longer give out any kind of food at school. • Cupcakes etc. for birthdays may be given, but only at the end of the day. • 3 days during year that are designated.

  5. Uniforms • Khaki or Navy Pants/Shorts/Skirts • Red, Green, Navy or White Tops • Friday is Spirit Day • Jeans and a Spirit Shirt

  6. Behavior Policy • Student Handbook • School Wide Policy • Color change and folders • Notes home and Phone calls

  7. What do you do if you’re stuck on a word? • You look at the pictures. • Get your mouth ready. • You think what makes sense. • You go back and read the sentence again. • Look for chunks you know. • Skip the word; think; then go back and read the sentence again. Can, sat, get

  8. Reading Program Goal: To become an independent reader. • Books are leveled (Dots) • Reading Strategies • Homework (Child’s and Parents)

  9. Homework • Read every night • Book Bags • Sign Paper • Unfinished Work or late work • 10% each day late • Please sign paper • Have a quiet place for them to work.

  10. Classroom Subjects • Word Wall/Spelling • Writer’s Workshop • Math • Problem Solving • Reading • Science • Social Studies • 2nd Step

  11. Grading • We will have percentage grades this year. • Hands on Activities • Grades will be on the computer.

  12. How can I help? • Assemble books/projects at school or home • Type student stories • Be a guest speaker • Eat dinner with your child • Do your “paperwork” as they do their homework. • Attend field trips • Join PTA • We really need volunteers this year. • Send Materials for special projects

  13. Library Checkout Library Checkout will be once a week. Please take care of books. Read to child.

  14. Webpage http://www.cfbisd.edu

  15. Contacting me • Conference hours 12:20-1:10 • Telephone 972-968-3400 • Email geddiek@cfbisd.edu

  16. After The Bell

  17. Thank you for coming to meet the teacher.

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