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STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019 - 2020 Welcome Welcome to Cromwell-Wright Public School. The records and activities of Cromwell-Wright graduates speak well for the type of education available to you as a student. Remember that your success in this school will be directly proportional to your efforts. This set of guidelines is outlined to help assist all of you in obtaining the best education possible. Mission Statement “Excellence is an expectation” Introduction The information provided in this handbook is intended to provide parents/guardians and their children information regarding policies, procedures, and the environment of our school. Please review this material, discuss appropriate topics with your son/daughter, and place it in an accessible location for your convenience and future reference. We recognize that handbooks are living documents and anticipate changes/revisions yearly. Administration of these policies are subject to change during the school year. Your input is appreciated and will be considered. District Office 5624 Highway 210/P.O. Box 7 Cromwell, MN 55726 Phone: 218-644-3716 ext. 0 Fax: 218-644-3992 Administration Superintendent/Principal Mr. Nathan Libbon, ext. 1004 [email protected] Dean of Students Mrs. Kellee Young, ext. 2138 [email protected] Athletic Director Mr. David Foster, ext. 3145 [email protected] Cromwell-Wright Board of Education Angela Anderson 218-644-3041 [email protected] Tom Anderson 218-591-0113 [email protected] Walter Collman 218-644-3736 [email protected] Bucky Granholm 218-273-4122 [email protected] Tim Homstad 218-357-3528 [email protected] Shayne Korpela 218-341-0148 [email protected] 1 Table of Contents Pg. Pg. Staff Listing 3 Hazing Policy 18 After School Program 4 Head Lice 18 Attendance Policy 4 Honor Roll 18 Accidents 5 Illness 18 After School Supervision/Activities 5 Incomplete Grades 18 Arrival 6 Kindergarten Entrance 18 Art 6 Library 19 Behavior 6 Lockers 19 Bicycles 6 Lost and Found 19 Books 6 Lunch Program 19 Book Fines 6 Unpaid Meal Debt Policy 19 Bullying Prohibition Policy 6 Online Class Criteria 20 Bus/Transportation Information 11 Honors Online- Lake Superior College 20 Chemical Use/Abuse Policy 12 Parking Lot 21 Class Change 13 Parent Involvement 21 Clothing/Dress 13 Passing Classes 21 Communicable Diseases 13 Personal Device Policy 21 Conferences 13 Pets 21 Data Privacy 14 Playground – Elementary 22 Detention 15 Pledge of Allegiance 22 Emergencies 15 Policies 22 Extra-Curricular Activities 16 Registration & Graduation Req. 22 Field Trips 16 Special Education 23 Food & Beverage 16 Supply Lists 23 Foreign Exchange Students 17 Suspension 23 Grade Point Average 17 Tardy Policy 23 Graduation Ceremony 17 Telephone Calls 24 Guidance Counselor 17 Visitors 24 Harassment & Violence 17 Weapons Policy 24 2 Cromwell-Wright Public School Staff Administration Mr. Nathan Libbon ......................................................................... Superintendent/Principal Mr. Dave Foster ............................................................................. Athletic Director Mrs. Kellee Young .......................................................................... Dean of Students District Office Mrs. Kristi Borglund ....................................................................... Business Manager Ms. Mary Bridge ............................................................................ Administrative Specialist Mrs. Jayme Jordan ........................................................................ Secretary Mrs. Lynn Odegaard ....................................................................... Secretary/Administrative Assistant Teachers – Elementary Mrs. Gina Knaus ............................................................................. Early Childhood/Elementary Special Education Mrs. Penny Mayer ......................................................................... ECFE/School Readiness TBD ................................................................................................ ECFE Parent Education Mrs. Kari Olesiak ............................................................................ Kindergarten Mrs. Katie Newmarch ..................................................................... First Grade Mrs. Christie Eliason ...................................................................... Second Grade Mrs. Hannah Borchardt .................................................................. Third Grade Mrs. Kathy Koenig .......................................................................... Fourth Grade Mrs. Mellisa Lind............................................................................. Fifth Grade Mrs. Amy Granholm........................................................................ Sixth Grade Ms. Courtney Kruse ........................................................................ Special Education Mr. Andrew Morrisette .................................................................... Music/Elementary Band Mrs. Sarah Niemi ............................................................................ Art Mr. Dave Foster .............................................................................. Physical Education Mrs. Tonya Olesiak......................................................................... Title I/LLI Mrs. Lea Tiili-Anderson................................................................... Upper Elementary Reading Teachers – High School Mrs. Sarah Niemi ............................................................................ Art Mr. Andrew Morrisette .................................................................... Band Mr. Tucker Kiehn ............................................................................ Business Education/Social Studies Mrs. MaryRose Varo....................................................................... Choir/Music Mr. Bill Pocernich............................................................................ English Mrs. Lea Tiili-Anderson................................................................... Jr. High English Mr. Jeremy Rach ............................................................................ Industrial Arts Mr. Pete Koenig .............................................................................. Math Mr. Terry Sawdey ........................................................................... Jr. High Math Mr. Jeff Gronner ............................................................................. Physical Education/Health Mrs. Lori Wester ............................................................................. Science Mr. Marshal Thompson................................................................... Social Studies Mrs. Susan Czarneski .................................................................... Special Education Licensed Specialists Mrs. Joyce Brekke .......................................................................... Counselor Mrs. Colleen Fasnacht.................................................................... COTA Ms. Patricia Anderson .................................................................... School Psychologist Mrs. Cheryl Metcalf......................................................................... School Nurse Mrs. Lizzy Luoma ........................................................................... Speech Clinician Support Staff: Title One Paraprofessionals Food Service Custodial Mrs. Kristen Anderson Ms. Jayna Anderson Ms. JodiBelle Shimmin Mr. Les Richards Mrs. Brenda Korpela Ms. Marcia Asp Mrs. Jennifer Dahl Mr. Jamie Lehti Mrs. Jeana Zimmer TBD Mrs. Sarah Hallam Mrs. Therese Peterson TBD Mrs. Candace Homstad ASP Program Mrs. Kierstian Swartout Library/Technology Aide Mrs. Sarah Hallam Mrs. Christine Warner Mrs. Terryl Patterson 3 A After School Program We offer an academically enriched After School Program for students in grades K-12. The program is offered Monday through Thursday from 3:15 – 5:20 p.m., parents are responsible for picking up students. The cost of the program is $3/day or $2/day for those that qualify for free or reduced lunch. Fees should be paid prior to attending and balances kept in the positive whenever possible. A light snack is served to students that attend. Students are offered structured academic enrichment/assistance, projects, physical activities, and a variety of other positive opportunities. If your son/daughter is interested in attending, please contact the office for more information. Attendance Policies School Begins at 8:25 AM School Ends at 3:15 PM , Wednesdays End at 2:30 p.m. Attendance is a legal responsibility for all students enrolled in Cromwell-Wright Public School. We participate in the Carlton County Truancy Prevention Program. This program monitors student attendance in the Carlton County School Districts. I. Purpose a. The school board believes that regular school attendance is directly related to success in academic work, benefits students socially, provides opportunities for important communications between teachers and students, and establishes regular habits of dependability important to the future of the student. The purpose of this policy is to encourage regular school attendance. It is intended to be positive and not punitive. b. This policy also recognizes that class attendance is a joint responsibility to be shared by the student, parent or guardian, teachers and administrators. This policy will assist students in attending class. II.
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