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The Artist Within Random Lake Elementary School 2020-2021 School Year Random Lake Elementary www.RLAdvantage.org 605 Random Lake Road Random Lake, WI 53075 (920) 994 -4344 1 Random Lake Elementary School 2020-2021 School Year Student Handbook 2020-2021 Index Fundraising at School 16 Harassment 18 Hats in School 9 Awareness Statement 22 Health Room/Medication 15 Attendance and Truancy 6 Homework 10 Administration Directory 3 Intervention Meetings 17 Animals in the Classroom 6 iPads and Laptops 19 Arrival and Dismissal 5 Lost and Found 16 Attendance and Truancy 6 Lunch Room Expectations 12 Board of Education 3 Positive Behavior (PBIS) 11 Bus Cards 8 Playground Expectations 12 Bus Passes 8 Recess 9 Bus Expectations 13 Restroom Expectations 12 Calendar: Dates and 21 Right to Receive Teacher 19 Information for the Information 2020-2021 School Year School Pictures 17 Cancellation Due to Special Services 18 Inclement Weather 7 Specific Learning 19 Cell Phones 15 Disability Update Classes and Materials 5 Staff Directory 3 Classroom Disruptions 10 Contact Procedures for 20 Student Dress / Dress 9 Information, Problems, or Code Concerns Student Drop-Off & Pick- 8 Informational Updates 11 Up and Home Folders Student Privacy 17 Invitations 11 Telephone 15 Custody /Court Documents 16 Testing 18 Emergency Information 17 Textbooks & Equipment 11 Emergency Drills 16 Use of Building 16 Equal Opportunity Valuable Property 15 Participation 20 Visitor Passes 6 Field Trips 14 2 Random Lake Elementary School 2020-2021 School Year District District Administrator Dr. Mike Trimberger Administration ~Superintendent~ 994-4342 x 5100 Personnel High School Principal Ms. Susan McDonald 994-2498 x 2000 Middle School Principal Ms. Susan McDonald 994-2498 x 2000 Elementary School Ms. Sandra Mountain Principal 994-4344 x 1000 President Jena Schneider Board Vice President Jennifer Stevens of Clerk Matt Schoneman Education Treasurer Bryan Sevener Director Amie Wilson Director Chuck Mueller Director Renie Rathke RANDOM LAKE ELEMENTARY STAFF Name Grade Level Room/ Phone Extension Mr. Aaron Casper EC 1130 Mrs. Michelle Scheftgen 4K 1122 Mrs. Christine Schreurs 4K 1124 Mrs. Cecelia Dahm 5K 1126 Mrs. Stacie Reed 5K 1128 Mrs. Amy Theis Gr. 1 1110 Mrs. Krystal Vanden Heuvel Gr. 1 1112 Ms. Stephanie Dahlke Gr. 2 1116 Mrs. Susie Goneau Gr. 2 1118 Mrs. Heidi Schultz Gr. 2 1120 Mrs. Ande Argue Gr. 3 1148 Mrs. Sarah Quist Gr. 3 1150 Mrs. Mindy Surges Gr. 3 1140 Mrs. Ruth Glenboski Gr. 4 1142 Ms. Victoria Leiby Gr. 4 1144 3 Random Lake Elementary School 2020-2021 School Year Name Area of Room/ Instruction/Service Phone Extension Ms. Anna Van Nuland Music Teacher 1127 Mrs. Ann Averill Physical Education 2107 Mrs. Amber Harrigan Guidance Counselor 1123 Mrs. Debbie Kurth Health Room 1111 Mrs. Angela Cabell Speech and Language 1100 Mrs. Lisa Masslich Art Teacher 1125 Mrs. Kathy Bichler Library Media Specialist 2127/3127 Mr. Mark Hall Special Ed 1132 Mrs. Andria Peterson GT Coord./ Inst. Coach 1107 Mrs. Michelle Jensen Physical Therapy 1121 Mr. Brian Kasubaski Physical Education 2105 Mrs. Jamie Utecht Rdg. Specialist/ Lit. Coach 1108 Mrs. Janet Kuechler Special Ed. Secretary 1004 Mrs. Sheila Feider School Psychologist 1113 Mrs. Katy Schmidt Occupational Therapy 1121 Mrs. Holly Ternes Elementary Secretary 1001 Mrs. Donna Martin Professional Assistant Mrs. Julie Neitzke Professional Assistant Professional Assistant Professional Assistant 4 Random Lake Elementary School 2020-2021 School Year LUNCH / CAFETERIA STAFF Amy Lawrenz (Food Service Director) Janie Amiot, Amanda Buchelt, Angie Hartmann, Rachel Hess, Suzy Martin, Robin Matenaer, Tania Noll, Kelly Roll, Karen Sagal, Tracy Schlessinger, and Jane Weiss CLASSES AND MATERIALS All students are expected to participate in scheduled classes on a regular basis. Reading, Writing, Language Arts, Math, Science, Health, and Social Studies are taught at all grade levels. In addition, music, art, and scheduled library times are provided on a weekly basis. Students are required to show proper respect and care for all books, educational materials and property used in the educational process. Reminder: proper care of all library materials is needed, and students will be held responsible for replacement. Overdue notices are maintained by the library personnel and parents will receive bills for the cost of replacing missing library materials. Prompt attention to these matters is appreciated. Equal participation and engagement is expected when in an online learning environment as well. ARRIVAL AND DISMISSAL TIMES – PLEASE NOTE NEW PROCEDURE Those students who do not ride the bus MAY not come to school before 7:35 a.m. Buses will be dismissed on at a time with ALL students entering the building through the “old commons” doors (middle of the front of the building) where they will be temperature scanned via thermo imaging. Parents are not to accompany their children to reduce the number of people present at this busy time. Walkers and student drop-offs will enter following the buses and are also expected to use the old commons entrance and should not be accompanied by additional people. Any student entering with a temperature greater than 100.3° F will report to room 1113 for further health screening per the COVID recommendations from the Sheboygan County Health Department. Classroom instruction begins at 7:50 a.m. Elementary classroom instruction ends at 3:00 p.m. Walkers will be dismissed first at 3:00 p.m.with the expectation that they will walk directly to their destination and do not re-enter the building. At 3:05, any student riding home with a pre-arranged High School-aged driver will be dismissed. These students should have a pre-determined meeting location OUTSIDE the building to meet with their 5 Random Lake Elementary School 2020-2021 School Year High School-aged driver to avoid congestion in hallways. Outside the old commons area is suggested. Bus riders will await loading of their bus in the cafeteria. Loading will take place in the back of the school building. Loading will be by family group and load the back of the bus to the front of the bus. Parent pick-up student will load in the front of the building following the dismissal of the walkers and High School-aged driver/passenger student. Parents or other family members should NOT come into the building at the beginning or end of the school day to escort or wait for children, This is to decrease the number of people present at these busy times of the day. VISITOR PASSES As always, we welcome visitors to the school we are so proud to share. We are requiring all visitors, including parents and guests, to register in the office when arriving at school. Simply ring our doorbell in the vestibule, smile (video monitored) and identify yourself to be buzzed in. After signing in, visitor will be temperature checked and then asked to use a visitor’s pass to wear while in any part of the school. We ask that you please return to the office and sign out before leaving. The only entrances available during school hours are located at the elementary and high school doors. ANIMALS IN THE CLASSROOM Visiting and residential pets in the classroom may be a part of elementary school instruction. Please keep the following guidelines in mind when bringing animals into the classroom: The principal’s permission is required before bringing any animal into the school. Reminder: All visitors, including those with pets, must register in the office upon arrival and are subject to temperature check. ATTENDANCE AND TRUANCY All absences should be reported PRIOR to 8:00 a.m. by calling 994–4344. Students who arrive between one (1) and thirty (30) minutes after the tardy bell will be considered tardy. Students who arrive between thirty-one minutes and three and a half (3 ½) hours late will be considered a half-day (½) day absent. Students who are absent more than three and a half hours (3 ½) hours are considered a full day absent. Students who leave between one (1) and thirty (30) minutes early are considered left early. 6 Random Lake Elementary School 2020-2021 School Year If no phone contact is complete on the day of the absence, the student must present a note from his/her parent or legal guardian to the office on the day of the return. The note must state the day the student was absent and the reason for the absence. The absence will be regarded as unexcused until the note is received, or we have talked with a parent / guardian. This needs to be done in a timely manner so that our attendance records are maintained accurately. Notes and calls from parents regarding any student absence (full or part day) should be directed to the office, not classroom teachers. Excused Absences The following conditions may excuse a student from school attendance (excused absences are still recorded as absences so that accurate attendance records are maintained): • Personal illness or injury (a doctor’s certificate may be required by the school principal). • Family illness – an emergency situation requiring the student to be absent from school. • Quarantine of the home by local health officials. • Death of a relative (limited to three (3) days unless reasonable cause can be shown for a longer absence). • Observance of a religious holiday consistent with student’s established creed or belief. Students who accumulate five or more days or partial days of unexcused absences in one semester will meet the criteria of truancy under Wisconsin State Law (§ 118.15(5)(a)) and may be subject to truancy proceedings. All students arriving tardy are required to sign in at the office and be temperature checked before proceeding to their classroom. It is preferred that parents sign their late arriving students in at the office.
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