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*** MR. GLASER'S INFO. PAGE *** |
What if.....? FAQsThis page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.
What if my child is absent for a day? If your child is absent we always have another student collect the work during the course of the day. This work is turned into the student's first period teacher and can be picked up first thing in the morning when s/he returns. What if my child is absent for more than one day?
Does my child have to bring in a note when she or he is absent? Yes. Your child is considered truant until an official note is received in the attendance office. The note should be brought to the student's first period teacher upon returning to school. The note should have the following information: *** Name of student *** The words: 6th GRADE, written across the top of the note *** Dates of absence *** Reason for absence What if my child needs to go home on another bus with a friend? A note should be written and given to the student's first period teacher. A note MUST also be written by the parent of the friend whose bus your child will be going home on. Each student should give the note to their first period teacher, whatever team they are on. The note should contain the following information: *** Name of your child and the name of the child with whom your child will be going home with. *** A phone number where you can be reached should the school need to contact you. *** The friend's parent should also include the same information on his or her note. What if I need to pick up my child early from school? A note stating what time you are coming to pick up your child should be written. This note DOES NOT go to the first period teacher. This note should be dropped off IMMEDIATELY upon arrival at school at the attendance office (by the Tweetie Bird mural and ACROSS from the guidance office). The student will be given an early dismissal pass with a time on it. The student will show this pass to the teacher when it is time to be picked up. What is the Team c policy on snacks? We believe that snacks and water are important to sustain a student's energy level throughout the day. Of course when WE think snacks, we're thinking healthy protein based snacks, not chocolate, chips, or snacks high in sugar or carbs. Students may bring a NON-frozen water bottle and snacks from home, and they may eat them whenever they think they need to, as long as it is not a distraction in the classroom and they continue to focus on learning. PLEASE EMAIL US WITH ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE.... Use email link at top right of home page. |