ROCKY RIVER BOARD OF EDUCATION - Rocky River City Schools

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Strep throat Scarlet Fever* Pink Eye* Skin-flat ring-like rash --4-10 days the initiation of treatment Fever (not always sore or red 1-3 days or Exclude until treated and throat), swollen neck, longer released by doctor, usually glands, headache, vomiting. 24 hours after treatment is If scarlet fever develops, started. Must be diagnosed very red tongue and skin by doctor. rash. Redness, swelling, itching or burning of eye mucosa. Tearing, yellowish drainage and eyes matted shut after sleeping. 24-72 hours Exclude for 24 hours after the initiation of treatment. *Communicable disease, which must be reported to the school nurse/designee as soon as possible after diagnosed by doctor. The following communicable diseases must also be reported to the school nurse/designee: Hepatitis Infectious Mononucleosis Reye's Syndrome Meningitis Whooping Cough Measles, Mumps, Rubella Encephalitis Polio COMPUTERS Each classroom in Goldwood Primary School contains computers. Students are provided with many opportunities to experience and generate new ideas using the computer, as well as gaining proficiency in the basic operations. Our school also contains a computer lab for student usage. COPIES <strong>OF</strong> STUDENT RECORDS Copies of records requested by parents/guardians will be provided at $.15 per page and $.60 handling, per request. GOLDWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL DISCIPLINE RULES Goldwood School Rules Students will demonstrate respect for themselves and others by: • following all lunch, playground, bus, and classroom rules. • keeping hands, feet, and objects to themselves. • being courteous to others. • walking quietly through the building. • encouraging their friends. Remember, everyone makes mistakes. Lunch Rules Students will: • remain seated unless otherwise directed by an adult. • use a quiet voice. • display appropriate table manners. • walk at all times. Playground Rules Students will: • walk to and from the playground. • stay within the playground boundaries. • use each piece of playground equipment properly. • listen to and follow the directions given by the monitors. • keep their hands and feet to themselves. • not push while waiting in line to use a playground toy. Goldwood Parent/Student Handbook Page 12
• return to the building quietly • play fairly with those wanting to be a part of an activity. • invite others to be a part of an activity if they would like. • be sure not to chase someone not wishing to play along. • include friends that are sad to help them have a happy day. Bus Rules Students will: • walk to and from the bus. • listen to the bus driver. • whisper to their neighbor. • stay in their seats with their feet underneath the seat. • keep their backpacks and belongings on their laps. • be sure to hold backpacks close to their bodies when entering or exiting the bus. • always remain quiet when approaching, stopping at, and crossing the railroad tracks. • not eat, drink, or chew gum on the bus. • listen for directions when the lights go on in the bus. • load the bus only when it has completely stopped. • leave the bus windows as they find them when getting on to the bus. Assembly Rules Students will: • be courteous to our guests. • listen quietly and politely to the program and instructions. • use positive actions and good manners. • sit in a manner, which will allow everyone to see the presentation. • keep their hands and feet to themselves. • pay attention to the performers or presenters. • show their appreciation by clapping when appropriate. Behavioral Consequences The children's actions reflect a respect for self and others, as outlined in our positive action program. Each classroom establishes basic behavioral rules, which are explained to the children and also provided to parents. Failure to adhere to the behavioral rules may result in the following disciplinary actions: • Warned and advised. • Removal from participation in a student activity. • Temporary removal of less than 24 hours from a school class or other school activity. • Temporary removal from the school bus. • Detention. • Loss of privileges. • Parent conferences. • In-school suspension. • Out-of-school suspension. • Expulsion. The school principal may authorize additional disciplinary actions as may be appropriate. Following these rules will make our school a safe and happy place. Breaking these rules will result in the appropriate consequences. These rules have been created through the efforts of Goldwood students and staff. Goldwood Parent/Student Handbook Page 13
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