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Barnstable Intermediate School 2019-2020 Please return this page signed to your homeroom teacher tomorrow Student Handbook, Attendance Policy, and Acceptable Use Policy I have read the contents of this Student Handbook and understand the statements, rules, and regulations contained herein. I have read the attendance information and the acceptable use policy. Signature of Guardian: ______________________________________________________ Signature of Student: _______________________________________________________ Student Name (print): _______________________________________________________ ☺ Please remember to visit our website and complete mandatory student portal for 2019-2020 Annual Town Survey Student Quotes: “What students like about BIS…... Lunch choices, independence, close knit culture, teachers, Chromebooks, peace assemblies, Go Block, 4 person teams, after school activities, inclusive, gym, going outside, library, retake policy” “How BIS helps students feel safe... Officer Stampfl, good teacher connections, adult presence, security cameras, bully box, locked doors, drills, guidance counselors” “How BIS helps students feel connected to adults… Peace Assemblies, open discussions with teachers, when teachers make learning fun, field trips, connect to respect, guidance counselors, apps to communicate with teachers, teachers in the hallways” Barnstable Intermediate School 2019-2020 895 Falmouth Road Hyannis, MA 02601 Main Office: 508-790-6460 Guidance: 508-790-6468 Fax: 508-790-6435 http://www.barnstable.k12.ma.us/Domain/9 Please note that parents and guardians are used interchangeably throughout this handbook. Parents in this case also signify guardians. Table of Contents Mission Statement Message from the Principal 2019-2020 District Calendar Administration and School Counseling Staff Academics/Medical District Curriculum Accommodation Plan Communication/ ELL Resources School Program Daily Expectations for Students Nursing Staff and the Health Office School Council School Activities, Programs, Information, and Cancellation Student Grades Student Arrival and Attendance Student Progressive Discipline Rubric Student Cell Phones and Dress Appearance Plagiarism Policy School Bus Policy Barnstable Public Schools Technology Acceptable Use Policy Barnstable Public Schools Student Handbook Information Notice of Nondiscrimination Massachusetts Student Records Regulations Harassment Policy Bullying Prevention and Intervention Plan Student Suspensions and Expulsions Disciplining Students with Disabilities Gun Free Schools Act Administering Medication Wellness Policy Mission Statement The Barnstable Intermediate School takes pride in its role as an important bridge for students as they make the transition from elementary education to secondary education on their way to becoming more self-reliant, disciplined, and caring young adults. Students and staff are engaged in challenging, differentiated instruction applying effective effort strategies to reach their maximum individual potential. Students contribute to a positive school climate that promotes a sense of belonging and connection to their school and community. Our success is measured by gains in individual student growth and academic achievement. Message from the Principal Dear Students and Parents/Guardians: Welcome to the Barnstable Intermediate School. We are looking forward to meeting you and sharing the exciting opportunities for learning and growth that exist at our school. We have built a school culture that values effective effort and high standards in which all students grow and learn in a warm, respectful environment. In addition to your core subject knowledge, you will have a chance to develop your talents through enrichment classes and after school programs and clubs. We are continually changing and adapting our school programs and offerings to make them more responsive and tailored to the needs and interests of our students. Your Assistant Principals, Mrs. Deneen and Mr. Case, and I look forward to getting to know you and your interests so that we can support your development as an involved and successful intermediate school student. Let us know any way that we can help you make the most of your school years at Barnstable Intermediate School. We encourage you to review your handbook carefully, follow the policies, and take advantage of the resources we offer for a great school experience. After you have reviewed the content with your family, we ask that you sign the Student Responsibility Form and return it to your homeroom teacher by September 15, 2019. Mr. Anderson 2019-2020 School Calendar AUGUST 2t6h – Staff Convocation/No School for Students 27th – Staff Day/No School for Students 28th – First Day of School for Grades 1 – 12 Students/ Orientation for Kindergarten* and Pre-K Only *See individual school website for times 29th – First Day for Kindergarten/Orientation for Pre-K 30st – Schools Closed SEPTEMBER 2nd – Labor Day/No School 3rd – First Day of School for Pre-K 18th - District PD/Half Day for Students OCTOBER 11th - District PD/No School for Students 14th – Columbus Day/No School NOVEMBER 11th – Veterans’ Day Observed/No School 20th - District PD Day/Half Day for Students 27th, 28th & 29th – Thanksgiving Recess/No School DECEMBER 3rd – Pre K – 7 Parent Conferences/Half Day for Students 5th – Pre K – 7 Parent Conferences/Half Day for Students 23rd – 31st – Holiday Recess/No School JANUARY 1st - 3rd - Holiday Recess/No School 6th – School Reopens from Holiday Recess 15th – District PD/Half Day for Students 20th – Martin Luther King Day/No School FEBRUARY 12th - District PD/Half Day for Students 17th – 21st – Winter Vacation/No School MARCH 11th – District PD/Half Day for Students APRIL 1st - District PD/Half Day for Students 10th - Good Friday/No School 20th – 24th – Spring Vacation/No School MAY 22nd - District PD/Half Day for Students 25th – Memorial Day/No School JUNE 6th – BHS Graduation 17th – Last Day of School/Half Day* 24th – Last Day of School/Half Day - (Includes 5 Inclement Weather Days) *Pre-K Last Day is one day prior to the rest of the District DISMISSAL TIMES/HALF DAY BHS - 10:15 AM BIS - 11:00 AM BUES - 11:00 AM ELEM - 12:00 PM Administration and School Counseling Staff Principal James Anderson (508) 790-6460 Ext. 1340 Assistant Principal Beth Deneen (508) 790-6460 Ext. 1393 Assistant Principal Dan Case (508) 790-6460 Ext. 1392 Supervisory Administrative Assistant Lea Peterson (508) 790-6460 Ext. 1343 Receptionist and Administrative Laura Miller (508) 790-6460 Assistant Ext. 1342 Coordinator of Special Education Pamela Troutman (508) 790-6460 Ext. 1396 Social Worker Bethany Paul (508) 790-6460 Ext. 1386 School Counselor Kathleen Murtaugh (508) 790-6460 Ext. 1385 School Counselor Amy Manfredi (508) 790-6460 Ext. 1384 School Psychologist Wendie Holland (508) 790-6460 Ext. 1374 Administrative Assistant (508) 790-6468 of School Counseling Linda Wheelden Ext. 1388 Academics/Medical Academic Performance Child’s Teacher (508) 790-6460 Coordinator English Kaitlyn O’Connor (508) 790-6460 Ext. 1238 Dept. Head Health Margaret Drude (508) 790-6460 Ext. 1341 Coordinator Math Tina Crook (508) 790-6460 Ext. 1373 Coordinator Science Jennifer Caron 508-790-6460 Ext. 1372 Coordinator Social Studies Virginia Turner 508-790-6460 Ext. 1196 Director English Language Kathy Astrauckas (508) -790-6445, Ext. Learners 1014 (BHS) Medical Nurses (508) 790-6460 Karen Pulit Ext. 1348 Emily Hill Ext. 1347 District Curriculum Accommodation Plan The purpose of the District Curriculum Accommodation Plan (DCAP) is to assist principals in ensuring that all efforts have been made to meet student’s needs in regular education. This plan documents the ways in which district educators’ work to meet the needs of all learners. The goal is for all students to meet the academic and behavioral expectations we have for them based on our core values and district goals. We embrace the diversity of learning styles of our students, and understand and appreciate that students learn differently and some may need accommodations in order to succeed. The Core Values of the Barnstable Public Schools are: ● All children have the right to every opportunity to achieve their full potential. ● Each person deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. ● Integrity and personal responsibility are the hallmarks of our daily interactions. The District Goals are: ● To ensure the use of proven teaching and learning practices. ● To ensure emotional and physical safety for all students. ● To develop unique and engaging educational opportunities for students and staff that are relevant to the 21st century education. ● To complete and implement a comprehensive facilities plan to meet the current and future educational programs of the school district. ● To improve the educational profile of Barnstable Public Schools in the community and beyond. ● To view the entire DCAP document, go to the district home page: www.barnstable.k12.ma.us ● Communication Parents may receive school-wide communication through an automated calling system or school- wide letters. Throughout the year, automated messages may include important announcements of upcoming events and notification if your child is absent. Teachers communicate with parents primarily through the use of phone/voicemail, as well as through a variety of other means such as notes, student agenda books, email, interim reports, report cards, weekly/monthly “planners” and the computer grading program, Aspen (X2). Parents and teachers are encouraged to discuss which means of communication works best for them.
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