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September/October 2010 Breakfast Menu Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 27 Assorted Cereals WW Toast Egg Patty Applesauce Milk 28 Assorted Cereals Yogurt Muffin Diced Peaches Milk 29 Assorted Cereals French Toast Ham Slice Banana Condiments Milk 30 NO SCHOOL October 1 NO SCHOOL Lunch Menu Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 27 Cheeseburger Wheat Bun Potato Wedges Pickles Spring Mix Salad Fruit Cocktail Condiments Milk 28 Creamy Chicken Pasta Bake WW Roll Malibu Veggies Diced Pears Milk 29 Buffalo Burrito Steamed Brown Rice California Veggies Grapes Ice Cream Milk 30 NO SCHOOL October 1 NO SCHOOL Upcoming meetings…... October 6, 2010—Executive Board meeting 5:30 PM October 14, 2010—PTCC meeting 6:00 PM October 20, 2010—Open Board meeting 5:30 PM Information regarding Title 1 Title 1 is a federally funded program. Title 1A works to improve academic achievement for students with greatest needs. Under Title1A, MPS (Milwaukee Public Schools) provides services for City of Milwaukee resident students where ever they attend school. If your child does not live in the City of Milwaukee, they are not eligible to receive Title 1 services. If you have any questions regarding your child’s eligibility for the Title1 program or if you are wondering what kind of services your child will be given this year, please feel free to contact Cheryl Weber at 414-525-6113.
Dear Parents/Guardians, From time to time in the ICS Weekly Report, we are going to “spotlight” some sections of the 2010-2011 Parent Student Handbook. This is being done so we all can support and work together in a partner relationship. As always, if you have any questions, please free to contact the school office at 414-525-6100. Yaw^ko, Amy Tromp Principal 2010-2011 Parent Student Handbook SPOTLIGHT Distracting Items Policy Items, which may disrupt classes at ICS, are not allowed at school. Examples of such items include cell phones, toys, stuffed animals, music players, video game players, laser penlights, cards of any kind, etc. This is not an all-inclusive list and the school administration and faculty reserve the right to determine if a student’s personal items have the potential to be disruptive to the classroom. Students with personal items that are disruptive to school activities will have the item taken away. Parents and/or guardians may come to the school to pick up any items that have been confiscated. Student Appearance Students are expected to be appropriately groomed and dressed for school. Body piercing, other than ears, is not permitted. Some examples of inappropriate school attire include bare midriff tops, short shorts, spaghetti strapped blouses or shirts, slippers, extra-long hanging belts, wallet chains, oversized “Baggy” pants, hats, caps and clothing that appears to be gang related. If a student arrives at school wearing inappropriate clothing, his/her parents and/or guardians will be notified and will be required to bring appropriate clothing to school so the student can change into proper school attire. If parents or guardians have questions about whether their child/ren’s attire or appearance is considered appropriate, they may contact the school office. -Excerpt taken from page 46
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