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Milton Public Schools Elementary Parent/Guardian & Student Handbook 2011-2012 Glover Elementary School Respect, Achievement, Citizenship Glover Elementary School . Message from the Principal: At the Glover School there is a commitment to academic excellence and high standards for administrators, teachers, and students. The dedicated and creative Glover teachers and staff are committed to maximizing the individual potential of each child. Through a wide variety of challenging activities and experiences, we strive to provide a strong academic foundation and a love of learning in a secure, safe, and stimulating environment that values individual differences. The Glover School Promotes Milton Public Schools’ Core Values: High Academic Achievement for All Excellence in the Classroom Collaborative Relationships and Communication Respect for Human Differences Risk Taking and Innovation for Education Family interest and involvement are at the foundation of the Glover School’s success. We look forward to nurturing this relationship and to continuing this educational partnership. Table of Contents District Directory Page 3-4 Glover Elementary School Procedures Pages Glover School Hours, Early Arrival/ Extended Day Program, Glover School Arrival and Dismissal 5-6 Procedures, Early Dismissal, Late Student Pick-up Policy, Lunch Milton Public Schools Administrative Info Pages School Cancellations, Home/ School Communication, Attendance, Residency, Birthdays, Homework 7-10 and Reading Policy, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Programming and Accountability Pages Two Stream Curriculum, Services for Students with Disabilities; Special Education, Section 504, 10-12 Guidance and Counseling, MCAS: Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System Health & Wellness Pages Health Services, Physical Examination, Immunizations, Medication at School, Allergies or Chronic 12-15 Health Care Issues, First Aid, Illness, Communicable Disease, Vision and Hearing Screening, Scoliosis, Individual Health Care Plan School PTO Page Purpose, Membership, Executive Board 15 MPS Elementary Behavioral Expectations, Consequences, and Related Policies Pages Consequences, School-Based Rules, Bus Rules, Cafeteria Rules, Recess Rules, Suspension, Expulsion 15-24 & Due Process, Dress Code, Cell Phones, Defacement of Property, Weapons on School Grounds, Physical Restraint, Discipline of Students with Special Needs, Bullying/ Peer Aggression Policy, Anti- Discrimination and Anti-Harassment Policy, Internet User Agreement Directory Information Glover Elementary Stephanie Nephew, Principal 617.696.4288 ext. 1103 [email protected] Susan Doyle, Admin. Assistant 617.696.4288 ext. 1101 [email protected] Mary Tipping, Team Chair 617.696.4288 [email protected] Maureen LeBlanc, Nurse 617.696.4288 ext. 1106 [email protected] Milton Public Schools Mary Gormley, Superintendent 617.696.4808 [email protected] John Phelan, Assistant Superintendent 617.696.4812 [email protected] for Curriculum and Personnel Matthew Gillis, Assistant 617.696.5041 [email protected] Superintendent of Business Affairs Karen Clasby, Administrator of Pupil 617.696.5040 ext 5574 [email protected] Personnel Services Martha Sherman, English Language 617.898.1093 [email protected] Arts & Social Studies Coordinator, Title One Director Holly Concannon, Elementary 617. 696.4291 [email protected] Math/Technology Coordinator Dr. Noreen D. Burdett, K-12 Director 617.696.4479 x5518 [email protected] of Fine Arts and Family and Consumer Sciences Marilyn Decker, K-12 Director of 617.696.4470 x5512 [email protected] Science Martine Fisher, K-12 Director of 617.696.4470 x5532 [email protected] World Languages Stephen Traister, K-12 Physical 617.696-4470 x5515 [email protected] Education Department Head Pam Dorsey, Community Schools 617.696.5040 x5543 [email protected] (Morning & After School Programs) Jackie Morgan, Food Services 617.696.5040 x5514 [email protected] Director School Committee Members School Committee Contact Info. [email protected] Glenn Pavlicek, Chairman [email protected] Denis Keohane, Vice-Chairman [email protected] Kristan Bagley Jones, Member [email protected] Leroy Walker, Member [email protected] Mary Kelly, Member [email protected] Lynda Lee Sheridan, Member [email protected] Glover School PTO Margaret Carels, Co-President [email protected] Liddie Sutter, Co- President [email protected] Glover School Faculty/Staff Directory Main Office Room Ext. E-mail address Stephanie Nephew, Principal Main Office 1103 [email protected] Susan Doyle, Admin. Assistant Main Office 1101 [email protected] Mary Tipping, Team Chair TBA TBA [email protected] Maureen LeBlanc 35 1106 [email protected] Kindergarten Stacia Kates 27 4027 [email protected] Judy Lemelman 29 4029 [email protected] Carolyn O’Connor/Amanda Brink 31 4031 [email protected] / [email protected] Kristen Madden 33 4033 [email protected] Grade 1 Simone Rogan 18 4018 [email protected] Kim Comer 20 4020 [email protected] Martine Murphy 22 4022 [email protected] Mary McCarthy 25 4025 [email protected] Grade 2 Kevin Fender 15 4015 [email protected] Margaret Turner 17 4017 [email protected] Maureen Power/ Lea Campbell 19 4019 [email protected] /[email protected] Adina O’Neil 21 4021 [email protected] Grade 3 Sara MacNeil/ Katelyn Forde 5 4005 [email protected] /[email protected] Elizabeth Coates 6 4006 [email protected] Koudeji Koita 11 4011 [email protected] Shauna O’Leary 13 4013 [email protected] Janice Powell 3 4003 [email protected] Grade 4 Krista Sinton 1 4001 [email protected] Maureen Flanagan 2 4002 [email protected] Amanda LeFort/ Allison O’Donnell 24 4024 [email protected]/ [email protected] Jane Alcarez 4 4004 [email protected] Grade 5 Chase Eschuzier 34 4034 [email protected] Kristen Smith/ Sara Willis 30 4030 [email protected] / [email protected] Christina Reynolds 36 4036 [email protected] Mary Bodkin 32 4032 [email protected] Specialists/Other Staff Lori Henry, Librarian 26 1118 [email protected] Ben Jones, Physical Education Gym 1110 [email protected] Caitlin Clavette, Art 12 4012 [email protected] Colleen Martin, Music 37 4037 [email protected] Christina Brown [email protected] Brian Powers, Adjustment Counselor 39 4039 [email protected] Carole Kenny, Special Education 8 4008 [email protected] John Desmond, Speech Therapy 44 1105 [email protected] Trish Leahy, Physical Therapy 9 4009 [email protected] Jim Green, Occupational Therapy 16 4016 [email protected] Glover Elementary School Procedures Glover School Hours : 8:50 a.m. to 3:14 p.m. Early Arrival/Extended Day Programs: All days that Milton Public Schools are in session, Milton Community Schools offers both before and after school programs housed at all four elementary schools. A wide variety of programs are offered to the students and costs vary depending upon level of participation. Discounts are available for full-time program use and for additional siblings in the program. Financial aid is available to qualified applicants. School vacation and early release day programs are offered for an additional fee. For more information, please contact Program Coordinator, Pam Dorsey at 617-696-6978 or visit the Milton Community Schools website at www.miltoncommunityschools.org . Glover School Arrival and Dismissal Procedures: Arrival and Dismissal Procedures: Arrival Plan: Glover hours are 8:50am to 3:14pm. Student should arrive between 8:35am to 8:45am. As there is no supervision prior to 8:35am , families requiring an earlier drop off should contact Pam Dorsey at [email protected] to enroll their child/ren in the Before School Program. Upon arrival, Grades K-1 students should proceed to the Cafeteria and line up according to classroom. Grades 2-5 students should proceed to designated outside class lines near the small playground located in the front of the building. Grade 2-5 lines will relocate to the gymnasium during inclement weather. To ensure we are efficiently using time on learning and providing the safest environment for our students, we do not allow parents to accompany students to their classrooms during morning drop off. Dismissal Plan: Dismissal takes place at 3:14pm. Bus students will convene in the cafeteria and be escorted to their buses. Kindergarten students will exit through the main doors of the school a few minutes earlier than grades 1-5. Grades 2-3 will exit through Exit “B” located immediately in front of the small playground. Grades 1, 4, and 5 will exit through the main doors of the school. 1. Car Drop Off/ Pick Up a. Curbside Drop Off/ Pick Up - Cars must enter through the main parking lot Entrance “1” and proceed through the parking lot to the curb at the end of the footpath. To ensure the safety of all students and the efficiency of circulation on Canton Avenue, this is strictly a car drop off and pick up area. Parents should pull as far forward as possible, and most importantly, remain in the car at all times. b. Walkup Drop Off/ Pick Up - Parents/ guardians who wish to drop off/ pick up their child/ren at their designated meeting location MUST park at the Turner’s Pond parking area. The main school parking lot is closed during the drop off/pick up designated times. During pick up, parents/ guardians may wait outside the main entrance to greet their child/ren, or remain at Turner’s Pond to await older
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