School Hours

Kindergarten – Grade 2

8:10 Students enter

8:20 School Starts

10:00 Recess

11:45 Lunch Break Begins

12:40 Lunch Break Ends

2:00 K - 2 Dismissal

12:00 *Wednesday Dismissal
 

Grade 3 – Grade 5

8:10 Students Enter

8:20 School Starts

10:00 Recess

12:00 Lunch Break Begins

12:40 Lunch Break Ends

 2:50 3 - 5 Dismissal

12:05*Wednesday Dismissal

Curriculum Maps  K     1      2       3       4       5

Bussing Information (see School D18 web site for route information) 

http:www.district18.nbed.nb.ca

Bus Misconduct Consequences

1st Misconduct Report – Discuss incident, future expectations and review the rules. Send report to parents for signature. Teacher telephones parent.

2nd Misconduct Report – Discuss incident, future expectations, review the rules and write letter to bus driver and/or appropriate person. Send report to parents for signature. Teacher telephones parent.

3rd Misconduct Report – Suspended from bus privileges for 2 days. Make a plan for future transportation. Principal telephones parent.

Depending on circumstances and/or age of students a Misconduct Report that was a safety concern or physical act, such as hitting, may result in automatic suspension of bus privileges.

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ALLERGY ALERT: Updates to come soon

Some students in our school have severe life threatening allergies to: peanuts, nuts, fish /or seafood, mangos and kiwis. Any minimal contact with the product and its derivatives may cause anaphylactic shock (severe allergic reaction) and unconsciousness. In such a case, the allergy may even cause the student's death.

We are required to apply practices set by the Department of Education, which reduce the possibility of exposing the students to these substances that can provoke a severe allergic reaction. Our personnel has been informed of the situation and notified of appropriate measures in case a student suffers an anaphylactic shock.

We ask your for your cooperation in order to reduce the risk for those students who are allergic to : peanuts, nuts, fish and /or seafood. We ask that you insist that your children wash their hands before leaving for school, because the slightest residue of allergen may trigger an unfortunate incident to a severely allergic classmate. This is a situation that requires the attention of all. We are requesting your help by asking that you not send any products containing: peanuts, nuts, fish and /or seafood to school.

We appreciate your understanding in helping us create a more secure environment for all students.

(Policy 704 Department of Education)

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Family/School Connection

In an effort to improve the level of communication between our school and your home, we are utilizing the Talk Mail feature that is part of our telephone service. The name of this project is THE FAMILY SCHOOL CONNECTION. In order for this endeavor to be successful, we will need your help. Participation by both parents and teachers is crucial to its success.

If you have removed Talk Mail from your telephone line, you can have it restored at no charge to you. All you need to do is call toll free 1(800)561-6283 and tell them you wish to have it put back on your line. If you have a rotary dial phone you will not be able to send or receive messages. You will need touchtone capability to use Talk Mail service.

You will not be charged for any messages you receive from our school. You will only pay for those messages you send or if you reply to a message. The cost is .25 cents per message or reply. It is not our intention to leave messages that will require a response and thus increase your bill.

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Parent Library

These books are available at the office for any parents wishing to borrow with a one week sign-out:

The Incredible Years- by Dr. Carolyn Webster-Stratton

Our Defiant Child - by Russell A. Barkley and Christine M. Benton

Taming More Dragons - by Martha Bleknap

1 2 3 Magic! - by Thomas W. Phelan, Ph.D.

The Parent's Handbook - by Don Dinkmeyer, Sr., Gary D. McKay, Don Dinkmeyer, Jr.

How to Say It - by Rosalie Maggio

Drug Safety (The Choice is Yours )- A Gateway Safety Net Publication

Steps To Independence - by Bruce L. Baker & Alan J. Brightman

Raising A Handicapped Child - by Charlotte E. Thompson, M.D.

Read To Me: Raising kids who love to Read - by Bernice E. Cullinan

Help for The Hard Times - by Earl Hipp

Down Syndrome - edited by Lynn Nadel & Donna Rosenthal

Learning Disabilities and Your Child - by Lawrence J. Greene

Let Me Play - by Elizabeth A. Munroe

Helping the ADD/Hyperactive Child - by Stephen W. Garber,Ph.D.,Marianne Daniels Garber, Ph.D., & Robyn Freedman Spizman

Parents Are Teachers, Too - by Claudia Jones

ADHD in the Classroom - by Russell A. Barkley (VHS)

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EDUCATION LINKS

Albert Street School- http://albertstreetmiddle.nbed.nb.ca/

Department of Education- http://www.gnb.ca/0000/index-e.asp

District 18- http://www.district18.nbed.nb.ca/