ROCKY RIVER BOARD OF EDUCATION - Rocky River City Schools

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VISITATION OF CLASSES AND CONFERENCES WITH TEACHERS DURING SCHOOL HOURS Parents are always welcome in the Rocky River Schools. Parents must schedule appointments directly with a teacher. Parents should not walk into a classroom while the teacher is teaching and expect to confer with that teacher. Visitors must report to the office to sign in. VOLUNTEERS Volunteers are always needed and welcome at Goldwood Primary School. A volunteer sheet is available at the beginning of each school year. Individual arrangements may be made with teachers, library, office, Bear's Den, and during special events. We like to recognize our generous volunteers while visiting our school. Please be sure to sign in at the office and receive your identification badge. WITHDRAWAL FROM SCHOOL Parents are asked to contact the office when a student is going to withdraw from school. It is helpful to know several days in advance of the student's last day. A consent form for release of records should be signed by the parent/guardian. School records are then mailed or faxed to the requesting school. In some cases, records may be hand-carried, but these are "unofficial". The official school records are mailed or faxed. There is no cost for this service. Before records are transferred, textbooks and library books must be returned to the school and school fees and fines paid. WHAT PARENTS CAN DO TO HELP THEIR CHILD WITH SCHOOL Before School 1. Give your child many experiences and talk about them together. 2. Provide for the physical needs of your growing child; nutritious diet, adequate rest, large muscle activity, and physical examinations of general health, vision and hearing. 3. Provide time for your child to be with other children both younger and older. 4. Give your child exact names for things in the home such as tools used in the kitchen, the colors of clothes, foods and toys. 5. Help your child sort and classify things. Name all the fruits you eat or all the vegetables in the refrigerator. Sort the clothes for the laundry into whites, colored, dark, or cotton, knit, permanent press. 6. Develop responsibility by having your child help with tasks at home. 7. Make scrapbooks of a few pages of oilcloth or other cloth. Paste one item or picture to a page. Label it. 8. Take your child to the public library. Read to your child and let your child read to you by telling his/her own story about the pictures. 9. Speak slowly and clearly to your child and build your child's self-confidence by encouragement not criticism. 10. Limit your child's television viewing time. During Elementary School 1. Set aside time for homework and provide a quiet, comfortable place. 2. Limit your child's television viewing time to one hour or less per day. Instead, encourage reading or other activities. 3. Visit the library regularly with your child even if there is a library in the school. 4. Continue reading to your child even when your child can read. This lets them know that you value reading as a worthwhile leisure time activity. 5. Provide your child with his/her own books and magazines. 6. Provide for your child's physical needs especially good nutrition and adequate rest and exercise. 7. Accept your child as he/she is and encourage him/her to improve within his/her ability. 8. See that your child attends school regularly and keep in close contact with the school. 9. Help your child learn habits of sharing, cooperation, and completing a task. -International Reading Association Goldwood Parent/Student Handbook Page 24
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY POLICY It is the policy of the Rocky River Board of Education that there shall not be any discrimination on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, age, handicap or national origin in educational programs and activities or employment. The Board has approved an administrative directive, 16-081976, grievance procedures for alleged violations of equal employment opportunities and/or equal educational opportunities, outlining a detailed grievance procedure which can be followed when a parent, student, citizen, employee, or other person feels that discrimination has taken place. The administrative directive is available for review at the educational services center, the Rocky River Public Library, and in each school library. Equal opportunity officers: • Implementation - Assistant Superintendent • Compliance - Director of Administrative Services Either officer may be contacted by writing them at the Educational Services Center, 21600 Center Ridge Road, Rocky River, Ohio, or by calling 356-6000. In accordance with the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, all employees must show proof that they are either citizens of the United States or aliens lawfully authorized to work in the United States. Goldwood Parent/Student Handbook Page 25
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