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Parent Handbook
Table of Contents
Page 1
Our Staff
Parent Involvement
The Classrooms
Non-Discriminatory
Non-Political and Non-Religious
Page 2
Admittance: School Hours
Academic Program - Tardiness
Daily Schedule
Dismissal: School Hours
Page 3
Health:
Immunizations
Illness
Medication
Emergency Forms
Page 4
Summer School
Parental Visits and Observations
Parent Teacher Conferences
School Calendar - Important Information
Discipline
Page 5
Field Trips
Dress Code
School Lunch Policy
Page 6
Personal Items
Toys and Sharing Day
Art and Work Boxes
Nap Time
Birthdays
Winter & Spring Vacation
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Health
Immunizations:
Before being admitted to school, your child must have received all state
required immunizations:
- Polio
- Diphtheria
- Tetanus
- Pertussis
- Measles
- Rubella
- Mumps
- Los Angeles County also requires a tuberculin
test for each child entering school.
Your child's immunization record will be periodically
assessed by the Health Department. You will be required to keep your child's
immunization schedule correct.
Illness:
When your child has a communicable illness, please notify the school immediately.
We are required to report certain diseases to the local health department.
- It is very important that if your child shows
any sign of illness that he/she be kept out of school. If your child
has had a temperature, it should have been normal for 24 hours
before you allow your child back to school.
- If your child has had a contagious illness, a
doctor's note is required to admit your child back in school.
- This policy dramatically reduces the incidence
of children being sick and will result in each child being out of school
for fewer days.
- You will be notified if your child develops any
symptoms of illness at school. You will be asked to pick up your child
as soon as possible. We are not staffed or equipped to care for ill
children.
- If your child is injured at school, we will follow
your instructions by phone. If we cannot reach you or other designated
emergency contacts, we will call the paramedics and transport your child
to Huntington Memorial Hospital.
Medication:
All medication must be left in the office. NEVER send medicine or vitamins
in your child's lunch box.
- The school is authorized to dispense prescribed
medication only. Please do not send non-prescribed drugs such as aspirin,
Tylenol, cough syrups or decongestants.
- Your child must have been on the prescribed medication
for a minimum of 24 hours before they may be brought back to
school.
- A medication consent form must be filled out
by the parent before we can dispense medication. Please ask for the
form in the office.
Emergency Forms:
It may be vital that we be able to reach you or a designated person in
case of an emergency.
- Please keep your child's record updated with
current business and home phone numbers, addresses or any other important
emergency numbers.
- Please notify us if you wish to make changes
in pick-up authorizations.
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