Handbook
Mission Statement
We create a partnership of students, staff, families and com-munity members who are working to empower our students to meet the highest academic standards, to develop social and emotional maturity, and to acquire lifelong learners and re-sponsible citizens.
Vision Statement
We set high standards and expectations; share knowledge and encourage individual growth; embrace change and improvement; develop a safe and collaborative environment for students, staff and families; and utilize data and best practices to guide and differentiate instruction.
- Arrival & Dismissal Traffic Plan
- Washington Safe Routes to School Walking Map
- Safety
- Attendance
- Student Drop-Off & Pick Up
- Cell Phones & Electronics
- Personal Play Equipment
- Dress Code
- Medication at School
- Volunteers
- Visitors
- Field Trips
- Illness
- Lost and Found
- Food at School
- Birthday Celebration
Arrival & Dismissal Traffic Plan
Washington Safe Routes to School Walking Map
Safety
Attendance
Student Drop-Off & Pick Up
Cell Phones & Electronics
Personal Play Equipment
Dress Code
Medication at School
Volunteers
Visitors
Field Trips
Illness
Lost and Found
Food at School
Birthday Celebration
Conduct & Discipline
We believe in the power of calm conversation to resolve most conflicts. We practice Restorative Justice. If there is disruption to school routines and the safety of students or adults is compromised, we will adhere to a system of restorative conversations and, in some cases, progressive discipline..
You can expect:
1. Teacher or staff will talk to the children involved to resolve the problem.
2. If necessary, the Counselor or Principal will talk to the children and contact the Parents/Family
3. Children will receive an Office Referral to take home and return the next day with a Parent/Family signature.
4. Families may receive an email from staff via Outlook or Synergy.