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CANTERBURY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Student Handbook CANTERBURY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Student Handbook 2017-2018 15 Baptist Road Canterbury, NH 03224 Phone 603-783-9944 Fax 603-783-4981 http//:www.sau80.org 1 It is the policy of SAU 80 not to discriminate on the basis of color, religion, handicap, national origin, age marital status and/or sex, in admission to, access to, treatment in or employ ment programs and activities. INDEX Admission ---------------------------------------- 14 Attendance----------------------------------------- 14 Assessment---------------------------------------- 12 Background Investigation----------------------- 30-31 Behavior/School Rules-------------------------- 21-24 Belongings, Students----------------------------- 15 Calendar-------------------------------------------- Back Cover Childfind Notice…………………………….. 29 Co-Curricular-------------------------------------- 13 Daily Schedules----------------------------------- 8 Discipline------------------------------------------ 24 Dress------------------------------------------------ 16 Early Dismissal Directions---------------------- 4 Emergency Drills--------------------------------- 26 Events, School------------------------------------ 15 Grievance Procedure----------------------------- 28 Health and Safety--------------------------------- 17-18 Homework ---------------------------------------- 25 How Parents Can Help-------------------------- 15 Map of School------------------------------------ 32 Meals----------------------------------------------- 24 Free and Reduced Meals Mission Statement-Core Values---------------- 9 Non-discrimination Policy---------------------- 28 Pets------------------------------------------------- 16 Philosophy----------------------------------------- 10 Programs-------------------------------------------- 10-11 Gifted and Talented Guidance Reading Library Special Education PTO, Parent Teacher Organization----------- 16 Pupil Safety and Violence Prevention-------- 28 Bullying Release of Information------------------------- 12 Safe School Zone------------------------------- 27 School Board------------------------------------ 5 SRSD School Information-------------------- 7 Sexual Harassment----------------------------- 26-27 Smoking----------------------------------------- 28 Staff, CES---------------------------------------- 6 Staff, SAU--------------------------------------- 5 Transportation----------------------------------- 19 Visitors------------------------------------------ 15 Volunteer Program----------------------------- 16 Appendix A-----------Volunteer Affidavit Form Disclaimer Please be advised that policies referenced in the student handbook may be amended or new policies adopted during the school year. For the recent amendments or new policy adoptions, please go to the Shaker Regional School District website at www.sau80.org . 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Early Dismissal Instructions 4 Staff, SAU 5 Staff, CES 6 SRSD School Information 7 Daily Schedules 8 Mission Statement – Core Values 9 Philosophy 10 CES Program 10-11 Assessment 12 Release of Information 12 Co-curricular 13 Attendance/Admission/School Events 14 Visitors 15 Student Belongings 15 How Parents Can Help 15 Parent-Teacher Organization 16 Volunteers 16 Dress 16 Pets 16 Student Health and Safety 17-18 Transportation 19 Bus Safety 20-21 Behavior/School Rules 21-24 School Meals Program 24 Homework 25 Emergency Drills/Harassment 26-27 Safe School Zone 27 Policy and Procedures 28 Grievance Procedures No Smoking/No Tobacco Products Pupil Safety and Violence Prevention Non-Discrimination Policy Childfind Notice 29 Background Checks 30-31 School Map 32 3 S HAKER REGIONAL S CHOOL DISTRICT CANTERBURY ELEMENTARY S CHOOL 2017-2018 S TUDENT HANDBOOK This handbook has been prepared for you as a reference of school policies and procedures. Please read it carefully and become familiar with its contents. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to call the school. (783-9944) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Please detach and return this form to the school. I have received and read a copy of the 2017-2018 Canterbury Elementary School Handbook. Date:________________________________ Student(s):____________________________________ Parent:_______________________________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - EARLY DISMISSAL On rare occasions, it may be necessary to close school early due to weather conditions. It is important that children are aware of your plans for them in these instances. To help us assist the children, please fill out the following and return it to school. ______No special arrangements are necessary. ______In the event of early dismissal, my child____________________________________ is to:________________________________________________________________ Parent Signature:___________________________________ It is the policy of SAU 80 not to discriminate on the basis of color, religion, handicap, national origin, age marital status and/or sex, in admission to, access to, treatment in or employ ment programs and activities. 4 Shaker Regional School District 58 School St., Belmont, NH 03220 Phone: 603-267-9223 Fax: 603-267-9225 Website: www.sau80.org School Year Office Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00 – 4:30 Summer/Vacation Week Office Hours: Monday – Friday 7:30 – 4:00 Michael Tursi Superintendent of Schools [email protected] Debbie Thompson Business Administrator [email protected] Teresa Minogue Instructional Design and STEM Coach [email protected] Michele Donelan Accounts Payable/Food Service Clerk [email protected] Alicia Sperazzo Administrative Assistant to Superintendent [email protected] Steven Dalzell Director of Buildings and Grounds [email protected] Jason Hills Technology Coordinator [email protected] James Bureau Systems Engineer [email protected] Brandon Patterson Computer Technician [email protected] Tonyel Mitchell-Berry Director of Student Services [email protected] Meghan Delisle Administrative Assistant to Director of [email protected] Student Services Laurie Cowan Payroll Clerk/i4See Coordinator [email protected] Nancy Cate Food Service Director [email protected] Stacy Kruger Business Office Clerk [email protected] Silas St. James Director of Curriculum [email protected] 2017-2018 School Board Members Jodi Martinez 2016-2019 [email protected] 545-7293 Eric Johnson 2017-2020 [email protected] 556-7599 Heidi Chaney 2015-2018 [email protected] 765-200- 0394 Robert Reed 2017-2020 [email protected] 783-9072 Sean Embree 2013-2016 [email protected] 630-2278 Patty Brace 2015-2018 [email protected] 520-6255 Jennifer Sottak 2017-2020 [email protected] 528-1072 Eric Johnson 2017-2020 [email protected] 556-7599 School Board Meeting Schedule September 12, 2017 Belmont High School October 10, 2017 Canterbury Elementary School November 14, 2017 Belmont Elementary School December 12, 2017 Canterbury Elementary School January 9, 2018 Belmont Middle School February 13 2018 Canterbury Elementary School March 13, 2018 Belmont High School April 10, 2018 Canterbury Elementary School May 8, 2018 Belmont Elementary School June 12, 2018 Canterbury Elementary School Meeting agendas and minutes are posted on the district website at http://www.sau80.org/schoolboardinfo/meetingagendasandminutes.html S chool Board Policy information is available at http://www.sau80.org/Policy%20Manual/policymanual.html 5 Canterbury Elementary School Staff Directory Please remember, confidential information should never be sent via electronic mail, and you should never assume that the recipient has received the note. If the message is important, you should always confirm receipt. Name Position Email Address Voice Mail Ext. Lynn Blanchette Library Assistant [email protected] 4218 Lynn Bastis Reading Tutor [email protected] 4107 Kimberly Briggs Grade 3 Teacher [email protected] 4109 Christina Call Kitchen Worker n/a 4211 Andrea Cameron Grade 4 Teacher [email protected] 4215 Cindy Charest Grade 1 [email protected] 4130 Katie Cotnoir Art Teacher [email protected] 4220 Susan Decato Teaching Assistant [email protected] 4108 Kristin Desborough Media Specialist [email protected] 4218 Susan Desorbo-Soelch Speech Pat DeAlmeida Kitchen Manager [email protected] 4211 Tia Desgroseillier Kindergarten Teacher [email protected] Kristin Doucette Physical Education [email protected] Sandra Dougherty Administrative Assistant [email protected] 4200 David Gingrich Technology [email protected] 4219 Karen Gingrich Gifted and Talented Teacher [email protected] 4219 Anthony Juliano School Psychologist [email protected] 4210 Kristy Jewell Occupational Therapist [email protected] 4108 Custodian Denise Lajoie Teaching Assistant [email protected] 4104 Kristie Lavoie Teaching Assistant [email protected] 4104 Martha Madsen Guidance Counselor [email protected] 4216 Carlos Martinez Music Teacher [email protected] 4220 Mary Morrison Principal [email protected] 4201 Kathy Raymond Special Education Teacher [email protected] 4107 Hannah McCauley Kindergarten Teacher [email protected] 4104 Randy Reed Custodian [email protected] Kimberly Wieck Grade 5 Teacher [email protected] 4214 6 2017-2018 DAILY SCHEDULE Who to Contact with Questions in Each of the Schools Belmont Elementary School 26 Best Street. Belmont, NH 03220 Phone: 603-267-6568 Fax: 603-267-6136 Website: http://beselem.sau80.org/ Ben Hill Interim Principal [email protected] Assistant Principal
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