Parent/Student Handbook
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District 28 Parent-Student Handbook
- Section 2: Elementary School Information
- Section 3: Bus Transportation
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Section 4: Code of Conduct and Student Behavior
- Student Rights and Responsibilities
- Parents Rights and Responsibilities
- Staff Rights and Responsibilities
- Student Behavior
- Disciplinary Measures
- Weapons
- Suspension Procedures
- Expulsion Procedures
- Prevention of Bullying, Intimidation and Harassment
- Consequences for Misbehavior
- Delegation of Authority
- Section 5: Health and Safety
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Section 6: Parental Notifications
- Accommodating Individuals with Disabilities
- Annual Report Card
- Education of Children with Disabilities
- English Learners (EL)
- Equal Educational Opportunities
- Free and Reduced-Price Food Services
- Harassment: Bullying, Intimidation and Sexual Harassment
- Homeless Child's Right to Education
- Mandated Reporter, Title I
- Pesticide Application
- Response to Intervention
- Search and Seizure
- Sex Education Instruction
- Sex Offender Notification Law
- Standardized Testing, Teacher Qualifications
- Student and Family Privacy Rights
- Student Records
- Transgender/Non-Gender Binary Student Guidelines
- Unsafe School Transfer, Use of Facilities
- Violence Prevention, Violent Offender Notification
Field Trips
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Field trips are an important part of the school program and are carefully selected and planned to integrate with the curriculum. They are relevant extensions of the classroom, and, therefore, attendance is important and expected as part of classroom work.
Only students who have signed permission slips from their parents may participate in a field trip. In extenuating circumstances and upon approval by the Principal, a parental phone call may substitute for a written note. Student behavior expectations are the same for field trips as they are at school. If there is a significant concern about a student’s ability or willingness to behave appropriately on a trip, there is the possibility that the child may not attend the trip or participation could be contingent upon the parent accompanying the child.