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 FAQ

 Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.
  1. What are the school hours?
  2. When is a student marked tardy?
  3. How much do lunches cost?
  4. How do I pay for lunch?
  5. Can I prevent my child from buying ice cream, chips, etc?
  6. What is the After School Program (ASP)?
  7. How does my child become Mystery Student?
  8. What are the school colors and mascot?
  9. What is the Tiger's Cage?
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What are the school hours?

Students may enter the building at 7:20 a.m. and go to their classrooms.
Students must be in class by 7:50 a.m. and dismissal begins at 2:20 p.m.
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When is a student marked tardy?

Students must be in their classroom when the 7:50 bell rings or they are 
marked tardy. Any student that arrives after the 7:50 a.m. bell rings is  
tardy, and parents are required to bring the child to the office and sign 
them in.  The student is given a tardy slip to admit them to class.  If a 
student is riding a Cobb County School Bus and the bus arrives late the 
student is not marked tardy.
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How much do lunches cost?

Lunches are $1.60 for students and $2.50 for adults.
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How do I pay for lunch?

You may pay by the day, month or semester. Each student has a lunch account 
and deductions are made when the child purchases a lunch. You will be 
notified when additional funds are needed.  You may also pay on line by 
going to www.mealpay.com  You will be able to put money on your child's 
lunch account, monitor the account balance, etc. By using this system you 
will know when your child needs money on his/her account and you will be 
able to add money using your credit card/debit card.
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Can I prevent my child from buying ice cream, chips, etc?

Children are allowed to purchase ice cream, chips or other a la carte 
items. If you do not wish for your child to use their lunch account for the 
purchase of these items, please notify the cafe manager and the child's 
account will be flagged to prevent these purchases.
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What is the After School Program (ASP)?

The After School Program is a childcare program provided to all students 
enrolled at East Side Elementary.  The program operates every day that school
is in session. The program begins at dismissal and operates until 6:00 p.m.
The fee is $7.00 per day/per child, plus a $10.00 annual registration fee for
each child.  There is a $1.00 per minute late pick up fee for all students not 
picked up by 6:00 p.m.  Snacks are provided and enrichment programs are 
offered (computer classes, chess, dance, art, etc.).
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How does my child become Mystery Student?

The names of all East Side students are placed in the Mystery Student Jar.  
Names are drawn each morning and announced.  If the student called is 
present and was on time he/she goes to the office to get their prize.  If 
students are absent or tardy on the day their name is drawn they lose their 
prize.  By the end of the school year, every student's name will be drawn.
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What are the school colors and mascot?

East Side's school colors are yellow and royal blue.  Our school mascot is 
the tiger.
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What is the Tiger's Cage?

The Tiger's Cage is our PTA sponsored school store.  The Tiger's Cage is open 
from 7:20-7:50 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays.  In order to handle the large 
number of student shoppers, grade levels have specific dates to shop.
Tuesdays the Tiger's Cage is open to First, Third, and Fifth grade students
Thursdays the Tiger's Cage is ope to Kdg., Second, and Fourth grade students
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