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BOARD OF EDUCATION Matt Ehrhart Bernie Regnier Rick Bremerman Johnie Adam Kelli Webb Mark Whitesell Phil Aumick ADMINISTRATION Richard Harlan, Superintendent Craig Gantenbein, Principal, Bennington Grade School FACULTY BENNINGTON GRADE SCHOOL 488-3323 Debra Aksamit 488-3620 Lora Stanley 488-3660 Aimee Trout 650-7636 Jill Werner 825-5668 Tammy Hofflinger 283-4375 Joleta Shamburg 827-7362 Rachelle Swearingen 488-2118 Gregg Tanzer 488-3456 Cary Wilson 488-3924 Tracy Piepho 488-2204 Darren Rodine 227-2789 Danton McDiffett 493-9076 TJ Trout 650-9257  CONTACT _Con-40EC01842A \c \s \l Jim Gish 827-4002 Misty Bradley 819-3999 Jason Feil 823-9251 Craig Gantenbein 488-8640 Jill Lampe 488-2177 1 SPECIAL SERVICES Art Tamara Constable 488-3534 Shop Bill Luthi 488-2640 Remedial Peggy Humpert 283-4245 Reading Resource Room Matt Pickrell 392-9935 Alice Simmons 792-6215 Physical Education Trudi Rathbun 488-2612 Counselor Valerie Martin 283-4450 Rena Mick 392-3359 Home School Rosemary Neaderhiser 488-3869 Specialist Vocal Music Craig Plotner Band /Music Cathy Cash 452-2756 Kindergarten- Bennington Janice Bulleigh 488-3823 Diana Lynn 488-2113 Library Jennifer Bartlett 388-2448 Pre-School Bekka Dolloff 392-9981 Vicky Bruner 825-8969 Nurse Angie Alexander 488-6797 Parents as Teachers Tammy Jilka 827-3397 Speech Therapist Dallas Matthews 392-2920 STATEMENT OF NON-DISCRIMINATION The Twin Valley School District, USD 240, does not discriminate against any applicant, employee, or student in the admission or access to educational programs, activities, or employment on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, national origin, marital status, veteran status, gender, age, or the presence of a non-job related medical condition or disability. 2 WEBSITE USD 240 Twin Valley Schools USD240.org The website will feature numerous helpful links to make it easy for families to find almost any school information they are looking for. The site will provide a calendar of events, the lunch/breakfast menu, faculty and Board of Education information, school updates and etc. DEVELOPMENT PRE-SCHOOL Developmental Pre-school will be held at both schools. Please contact your elementary principal for further information. Preschool is for 4 year old students of USD 240 and 3 year old IEP students. Students must turn 4 on or before August 31st and 3 year old IEP students must turn 3 on or before August 31st. ENROLLMENT (Preschool through Eighth) Pre-enrollment will be conducted at Bennington on August 5, 2009 and August 6, 2009 from 9:00-12:00 noon, 1:00-4:00 p.m., and 5:00-8:00 p.m. Parents or guardians should do this, no students or friends. At this time, parents are expected to arrange for school fees. If you cannot come at the scheduled times, please call for an appointment. We want to complete the enrollment process as soon as possible so we may prepare for the school year. All pre-school and kindergarten children must have a record of physical examination, birth certificate and a completed immunization card. These items must be completed by the opening day of school, August 17, 2009. TEXTBOOK RENTAL FEES Grade Text-Rental Workbooks and Newspapers Total Kindergarten $20.00 $5.00 $25.00 All other Grades $31.00 $5.00 $36.00 3 ANIMALS AND PLANTS IN THE SCHOOL Persons bringing animals into the school must receive prior permission from the supervising teacher and the building principal. Animals, including all vertebrates, invertebrates, and toxic plants such as poison ivy or sumac, maybe brought into the classroom for educational purposes. However, they must be appropriately housed, humanely cared for, and properly handled. Under no circumstances are animals to be transported on school buses. ART Art instruction is offered on a semester basis at each school. Art is important because of the urge of every child for creative expression and because of the potential every child for growth in this area of school. Art is an activity for communicating thoughts, ideas and actions creatively and a means to develop sensitive appreciations and social understandings. A-TEAM A-Team is offered to students for additional help on academics. Please contact the BGS/JH office for additional information. 1st and 2nd grade meet on Mondays and Wednesdays. 3rd grade through 8th grade meet on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. ATHLETIC PRACTICE Jr. High sports practice will begin during 7th period at 2:35 p.m. Practice will continue for the athletes each season until 4:30. Students not involved in the season of sport will have PE class from 2:35-3:25 p.m. There will be transportation provided for the late practice dismissal. ATTENDANCE, ABSENCES & TARDIES Regular attendance is a necessity for successful schoolwork. Any absence not only handicaps the individual students, but also creates a hardship on the entire class and teacher in making up the work. Each absence from the classroom should be completely justified. The following are considered excused absences: personal illness, serious illness in the immediate family, death or funeral in the immediate family, medical of dental appointments, and family requested trips as approved in advance by the school principal. On the other hand, students should be encouraged to stay home when they are not well. Students who are absent from school shall NOT attend evening activities. Whenever students are absent from school for more than 1 1/2 hours they are marked absent, regardless of the reason for being absent. Absences for less than 1 1/2 hours are not recorded. Absences are always rounded off to the nearest half-day. Often times students have a very necessary reason for being absent such as seeing a doctor, dentist, etc., but they are still counted absent if the time involves more than 1 1/2 hours. When a student is absent from school, parents should call the school or send a note explaining the reason for the absence. 4 Three unexcused tardies will be allowed per semester. On the third unexcused tardy a note will be sent home reminding parents that the next unexcused tardy will result in student being detained after school for 15 minutes. More than four unexcused tardies will result in detentions of 30 minutes each time the child is tardy. Detentions will be served Monday through Friday. Bus students will serve their detention on the next scheduled day. Parents are responsible for finding transportation for their child. Compulsory Attendance K.S.A. 72-1106(d) Required/Mandatory Summer School and or Additional Days Additional days can be required for students in need of remedial education or those who are subject to disciplinary measures, including excessive absences, imposed under the local disciplinary policy. These days can be scheduled on weekends or during the summer months. If a student is assigned such days and Unexcused Tardies - Schedule of Consequences None Note to parents reminding of consequences Fifteen minutes after school Thirty minutes after school for each offense BIRTHDAYS Birthday party invitations will not be passed out during school time. We encourage parents to mail them. Preschool-8th grade are allowed to bring treats for birthdays. BULLETINS From time to time your child may bring home notes, letters, or bulletins from school. All these are important for the child and parent. Please read each one carefully. 5 BULLYING POLICY USD-240 TWIN VALLEY SCHOOLS BOARD POLICY The board of education prohibits bullying in any form on school property, in a school vehicle or at a school-sponsored activity or event. The administration shall propose and the board shall review and approve a plan to address bullying on school property, in a school vehicle or at a school-sponsored activity or event. The plan shall include provisions for the training and education of staff members and students and shall include appropriate community involvement as approved by the board. Students who have bullied others in violation of this policy, may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including suspension and expulsion. If appropriate, students who violate the bullying prohibition shall be reported to local law enforcement. 6 CAFETERIA RULES Bennington 5th - 8th grades are self - serve. *Students should go through the serving line in a quiet, orderly fashion. *Milk cartons should not be tossed. *Teachers' seating order instructions will be followed by students. *Students will not exchange food. *All students are required to take milk. If they do not want to drink it, they may leave it on the serving counter where the milk may be used by another student. *Students should talk quietly. *After the meal, plates should be scraped clean and stacked. *Students need permission to leave the table. Students who continually violate these rules will be required to eat in isolation. CANDY Please instruct your child not to bring candy to school unless there is a special occasion. COMPUTER LAB Elementary/Jr. High classes will have the opportunity to have instruction in the Apple Computer Laboratory where fundamentals will be taught. CONDUCT, POLICIES REGARDING AT SCHOOL School facilities are provided and maintained by the community for the purpose of providing an education to the students of the community. In order for this to be accomplished certain rules of conduct must be observed. Some of the rules and regulations are listed below. It is impossible and undesirable to attempt to list all situations that might come up during the school year. 8 Each teacher has full authority over all students any place in the building, on the school grounds and at any school activity, at home or away. The teacher and other students will be treated with respect by refraining from "talking back" to any teacher, interrupting the teacher or another student during instruction and by general talking in class without teacher permission. The use of excessive shouting, sarcasm and the use of abusive language will not be permitted. Running in any part of the building except the gymnasium or multipurpose room during sports activities will not be permitted. Students will not bring radios, CD players or MP3 of any type to school except when teachers have given permission. Gum will not be permitted in any classroom. On birthdays or other special occasions, candy or other treats may be permitted in the classroom with prior approval of the teacher. Basic Rules Treat others with respect. No talking back to any staff member. No running or loudness. No cursing or foul language. No disruptive talking in classroom. No leaving class without permission. No talking about another staff member in a negative way. No cruel teasing another student. No caps or sunglasses. No getting into teacher desk or closet. No fighting. 9 Expected Behavior Caring - keep physical contacts positive Concern - do not disturb school atmosphere by disruptive or loud behavior Courtesy - be courteous to all children and adults Respect - follow oral and written directions given by adult in charge Responsibility - have all supplies, materials, & assignments completed and turned in where needed Possible Consequences for Inappropriate Behavior Could result in but not limited to: K-6 miss recess 7-8 miss athletic period/competition K-8 stay after school after teacher has notified parents Conference with disruptive student, teachers, parents and principal. Referral to principal's office ISS - In School Suspension Out of school suspension Expulsion Reward System Bulldog Pack Cards - students in 1st - 5th grade will take their agenda book home each night to be signed by parent(s). They will return it to school each day and receive a star, sticker, etc. on their card. After 20 days the student will bring their card to the office for a reward. Each teacher will devise a praise and reward system for good student behavior and academic achievement. Awards should be appropriate for the age level and be set at different levels of performance so all students have opportunities for success and recognition. COUNSELING Unified School District 240 has the services of a counselor and a home school specialist. They will devote time to both the elementary and secondary students. The counselor and home school specialist's work consists of counseling students as to their future educational and occupational plans. They counsel with teachers about certain pupils who may be having difficulties. When special tests need to be administered to pupils, the counselor and home school specialist do this by giving individual or group tests. Also, they are involved in the development of school curriculum. The counselor and home school specialist are always anxious to visit with parents of the school children 10 STUDENT APPEARANCE/DRESS USD #240 Bennington Junior/High School Each student attending USD #240-Bennington shall be responsible for maintaining neatness, decency, good taste, hygiene, safety, school pride and a positive learning environment. Students are expected to keep themselves well groomed and neatly dressed at all times during school hours and at school activities. Any form of dress or hairstyle which is considered contrary to good hygiene or which is disruptive to the purpose or conduct of school will not be permitted. We are a drug-free and tobacco-free school: shirts advertising alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, illegal drugs, or obscene/questionable remarks will not be permitted. Clothing which is obscene, has a double-meaning, or suggestive will be determined by an administrator. Hair shall be clean, combed, and styled in a manner to conform to health, hygiene and safety requirements. Skirts, dresses, slacks, and shorts should be of modest length that are acceptable for school wear. No undergarments will be worn as outerwear. Boxer shorts, biker shorts, halter-tops, spaghetti strap shirts, bare midriff clothing, and “fish-net” clothing, are not acceptable to wear. Straps on shirts must be at least two fingers wide. No wide cut armholes. Clarification: if you can put your hands over your head and your shirt covers your pant top your midriff is appropriately covered. Waistline of shorts or pants should be worn at the student’s natural waist line. Hats will not be worn in the school building during the school day and should be put in your locker or homeroom. When you enter the building take your hat off, when you leave the building, put it on. Coats are to be put in lockers or homeroom and not worn to class. Colored glasses are permitted only on designated days or with a doctor’s prescription. Appropriate footwear will be worn at all times. Going barefoot or stocking footed is not appropriate footwear. No Heely rollerskate shoes. Dress up days or other special apparel days will be held as approved by the building principal. Chains and chain billfold, etc are prohibited at school and school events. 11 The standards of dress indicated above are also extended to participants in and at all school activities. Furthermore, teachers of lab classes or other specialized classes and activity sponsors may require more specific dress for that individual class or activity. No personal appearance code seems to cover all situations. If a student by his/her behavior or appearance, interferes with the learning of others, or constitutes a threat to the safety or health of others, they will be asked to change their dress/attire. Final interpretation of the dress code, including the appropriateness of any item of clothing not mentioned above, is at the discretion of the building principal. Disciplinary action may result from actions of willful disobedience following initial counseling. DRUG TESTING FOR 7TH/8TH GRADE STUDENTS Read the following. 12 ELIGIBILITY (JUNIOR HIGH) FOR INTERSCHOOL PARTICIPATION During the 2009-2010 school year and in future years, junior high school members will compete under the regulations of the Junior High Division of the Kansas State High School Activities Association. Junior High students who miss more than 1/2 of a day of school are not eligible to participate in activities that day, unless prior approval is given by the Principal. The eligibility window would run from Friday - Thursday. Teachers would report or export cumulative grades each Thursday. The counselor or administrator will review student grades and notifications will be sent out that day. Ineligible students and their parents would be notified each Friday via letter or e-mail (if available). Students could reestablish their eligibility by bringing up the failing grades and earn the next week's eligibility. Note: 1st eligibility check for each 9wks would occur after 2 weeks of class. Grades for each class will restart each 9wks. A 7th/8th grade student/athlete will not be eligible if they are failing 2 classes. Students will not attend away games with the team if on the ineligible list. Students would be allowed to practice while on the ineligible list, however they would not be allowed to play in the contests (or attend away contests). Interscholastic athletic competition will be limited to grades 7th and 8th. Academic requirements are as follows: A junior high student shall be eligible scholastically for inter-school participation activities when the following requirements are met: A student shall pass in at least five subjects or courses of unit weight the previous semester. The student shall be enrolled in and in attendance of a minimum of five subjects or courses of unit weight the current semester. 13 Extracurricular Activity Alcohol/Tobacco/Drug Guidelines Any student who is a member of a team or participates in any activity adjudicated by the KSHSAA at Bennington Junior High and High School shall be subject to the following alcohol/tobacco/drug policy guidelines. No student may be in possession of or use the following at any time during the season of the activity: Alcoholic beverages Tobacco or tobacco products Drugs or drug paraphernalia that are not prescribed by a licensed physician. Any controlled substance prohibited by law. These violations will be cumulative and will cover all athletics, scholar’s bowl, music, forensics, etc. or anything that is adjudicated by the KSHSAA or any other extra-curricular activity as determined by the administration. The administration reserves the right to require additional conditions to be met before reinstatement after any suspension. 1st time violation will result in a suspension from all contests for 2 weeks and at least two activities. If the suspension happens at the end of an activity and there are not 2 activities left in that season, then the suspension may be longer than 2 weeks, because the student will not have missed two activities. 2nd time violation the student will be suspended from all activities the student is currently in, for the reminder of that sport/activity. In the event a season is almost completed, the suspension must cover at least 4 weeks and 4 activities. At the end of the sport/activity, the student may go out for another sport/activity, provided the student has met all conditions from the 1st and 2nd suspensions. The student will not be able to participate in any practices until being reinstated. Before being reinstated the student may be asked by the administration to under-go an alcohol/drug evaluation (at the student’s expense) in an approved drug/alcohol program. 3rd time violation the student will be suspended from all activities for the remainder of the year. The student suspended must under-go an alcohol and drug evaluation program and complete all the recommendations of the program at the student’s own expense. Proof of completion will need to be provided to the administration before reinstatement can occur the following school year. 14 The suspension begins at such time as a student is judged by the Principal to have violated the rule and continues from that date. A student may continue to practice if the coach desires. At the conclusion of the suspension, the student may be reinstated provided he/she has met any and all additionally agreed upon conditions during that period. The following year the student will be on a probationary status. If during that year a 4th incident occurs the student will be suspended for the remainder of that school year. The student must complete a substance abuse program at their expense and provide documentation before any possible reinstatement for participation for the next school year. Proof of violation shall be defined as follows: Admission of a violation of rules by the student or the student’s parents to a coach or administrator. Being observed in violation of Bennington training rules by any certified Bennington coach, teacher, or administrator. Being observed or cited by a law enforcement officer. These rules become effective with the 1st day of practice and remain in effect until the completion of the last contest for a respective activity. The head coach/sponsor of each respective activity may have additional non-alcohol/tobacco/drug related rules for team members that they will be expected to follow. In addition, students found in possession or use of these items on school grounds or at school activities will be in violation of Board Policy JDDA-R (Drug-Free Schools Act) and shall suffer the consequences thereof (See Student Handbook). PRESCHOOL BGS offers AM/PM (2) Preschool programs. Students must be 4 years old on or before August 31, 2009 to eligible for the Preschool Program or on an IEP at age 3, on or before August 31, 2009. ENTRANCE AGE - KINDERGARTEN & FIRST GRADE Any child over the age of five years at the beginning of any school year or who will attain the age of six years on or before August 31, 2009 shall be eligible to enter Kindergarten. 15 Any child over the age of six years at the beginning of any school year or who will attain the age of six years on or before August 31, 2009 shall be eligible to enter the first grade. Any child who attended kindergarten in Kansas, last year is eligible to attend first grade. If the entering student has not attended kindergarten, an official birth certificate must be shown on enrollment. Parents who do not have such birth certificate should request one as soon as possible from the Bureau of Vital Statistics, Dept. of Health, of the state in which the child was born. FIELD TRIPS In order to enrich the instructional program and provide some first-hand experience for children, your schools will take the children on some field trips throughout the school year. Transportation and extra supervision is furnished by the school for these excursions to insure safety for the participants. Consent forms must be signed by parents before the student goes on a field trip or excursion. FIRE AND STORM DRILLS Emergency practice drills shall take place as specified by the State Department. Handicapped students shall be escorted to the storm shelter or exited by the teacher of the class they are in at the time of the drill. FIRST AID School nurse or designee will help students with first aid. First aid will be limited to the applying of simple bandages or infection preventatives except the justifiable emergency aid to prevent further injury, disability, or death such as stopping excessive bleeding will be permitted. The parents will be informed if it is advisable to see a doctor. If both parents are absent from the home, word should be left at the school in case of illness of the child. The school strongly urges parents to have a phone so parents can be contacted. GIFTS The Board of Education has adopted policies discouraging the giving and accepting of gifts between staff members and students. Therefore, we discourage any student or classes in giving gifts to teachers and discourage teachers in giving gifts to students. Student classes are also discouraged in exchanging student gifts at Christmas time. 16 HEALTH POLICIES Communicable Diseases Any students diagnosed by a physician as having a communicable disease shall be required to withdraw from school for the duration of the illness in order to give maximum health protection to other students. Students will be remitted to regular classes upon termination of the illness. Also, parents should notify the school when their child acquires a communicable disease. Every week the school reports the incidence of communicable disease to the county health department. Students who are ill should never be sent to school. If a student is running a temperature of 100 degrees they are to remain home until they have been temperature free for 24 hours. If your child has a rash or infectious looking skin disorder, the school has the right to ask the parent to obtain a physician's note indicating the child is not infectious and can remain in school. Illness of a Child When a student gets sick at school and wants to go home, the parent or guardian should be contacted. Under no circumstances will a child be sent home during the school day without the knowledge of parents or guardians. If the parent cannot be reached and the illness is not a critical nature, we will simply do the best we can in caring for the sick child. The school strongly urges parents to have additional contact numbers to aid in reaching parents. Health Assessments/Physicals Child Health Assessments at School Entry Law (K.S.A. 72-5214) 1. Requires ALL children entering a Kansas school for the first time, up to the age of nine to have a health history and physical examination including screenings. 2. The qualified persons who are authorized by law to perform the exam are nurses who are certified through the Kansas Department of Health and Environment or physicians. 3. A copy of the above assessment must be given to The school. Athletic Physicals 1. ALL students engaged in any activities governed by the KSHSAA and/or board policy, shall be required to have a physical examination every year. Forms may be obtained at the school office. 17 2. A copy of the above physical must be given to the school. Physicals *ALL students in 7th and 8th grade participating in sports and 8th grade cheerleaders must have a current physical prior to participation. Immunizations The immunization law as enacted by the Kansas Legislature applies to every pupil enrolled in Kansas schools. The law also provides that students who do not comply with the provisions of the law within 90 days may be excluded from further school attendance. Forms for the purpose of securing this information will be distributed from the office to parents of students who do not presently meet the provisions of the immunization law. The school maintains health records for all students, including a record of communicable diseases, immunizations, and health screenings at school. Parents shall be notified if children need additional immunizations. These notifications shall include a statement establishing the date after which inadequately immunized children will not be allowed to attend school. Parents will be informed the reason for exclusion, the conditions under which the pupils may return to school, and the opportunity for a hearing on the matter upon request of any parent or guardian. Kansas Law (K.S.A. 72-5209) requires every pupil enrolling in any school shall present certification from a physician or local health department that the pupil has received the following immunizations: 5 DTP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis): Four doses acceptable if dose 4 given on or after 4th birthday Td booster Required at age 11 4 Polio: Three doses acceptable if dose 3 given on or after the 4th 4th birthday 2 MMR: (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) *3 Hepatitis B: Three doses required through 9th grade *1 Varicella or date of chickenpox disease. Two doses required for for Kindergarten; one dose required grades 1-9 3 Hib (Haemophilus influenza type b): three doses required for children less than 5 yrs of age in preschool operated by a school. 4 PCV7 (Pneumococcal conjugate): four doses required for children less than 5 yrs of age in preschool operated by a school 2 Hepatitis A: two doses required for children less than 5 yrs of age in preschool operated by a school. *Immunizations for Hepatitis B and Varicella (chickenpox) are now included in the list of required vaccinations for any Kansas student. All students will be required 18 to have 3 doses of Hepatitis B and 2 doses of varicella for the 2010-2011 school year. Legal exemptions to the immunization laws are found on the Kansas Certificate of Immunization. Medical exemptions must be signed by physician each year. Medication To meet state school regulations, the school will need to have written orders from your child's physician to receive and dispense prescription medication(s) at school. "Medications Given at School" permission sheet can be obtained from the School Nurse. Please ask your physician to complete the form, child's name, medication(s), dosage, time to be given and date. Any special instructions should also be included. The form must be signed by the physician and parent. The medication must be in the original prescription container. The first dose of a new medication must be given at home. Students needing non-prescription medications at school will need to have written parental permission only. A permission sheet will need to be signed by the parent/guardian only. The medication must be in the original container. The first dose of a new medication must be given at home. NOTE: Prescription and non-prescription medication should not be in the control of a student at any time. If you and/or your doctor feel medication is required at school, an adult should bring the medication to school office. Head Lice Kansas Law (K.A.R. 28-1-6) requires students who are infested with head lice be excluded from school until they have been treated with an adequate head lice shampoo. All nits should be removed. Check your child's hair regularly for lice. If head lice or nits are discovered, please notify the school nurse. Hearing, Vision, and Dental Screenings The Central Kansas Co-op performs the hearing screening. Students in grades K-3, 5th, and those in Special Education classes will be screened yearly. New students in grades 4, 6, 8 will also be screened. Records of these tests become a part of the child's permanent health records. Vision screening will be done yearly in grades PreK-3, 5, 7,8 and those in Special Education, Gifted and Speech classes. Dental Screening is now a required screening. Students in grades PreK-8th grade will be screened yearly as well. 19 Parents/guardians may opt out their student for the above screenings, but will need to contact the school nurse for more information. Parents will be notified if the child is recommended for further evaluation. Records of these screenings will become part of the child’s school health record. INSURANCE The school district will carry blanket student accident insurance on all students as it has in the past. The insurance will cover listed medical expenses resulting from accidents at school or in any school sponsored activity including football. The football coverage is part of the basic coverage and will not be an extra cost to the parents. The coverage is no deductible, so payment begins with the first dollar. However, the coverage is "scheduled" in that set amounts are allowed in payment for listed medical procedures. The school insurance coverage is "secondary" insurance coverage. When an accident happens at school requiring medical attention, insurance claim forms will be sent home with the student. Insurance claims will no longer be processed through the central office, Parents will complete the form, attach any medical bills, and forward it direct between the school insurance company and the parent's insurance company. WORKING CANINES USD 240 Twin Valley Schools is committed to providing a safe and drug free school system. As an effort to insure student safety the working canines will provide random school searches for Twin Valley Schools. If students are found to be in possession of illegal substances or items all USD 240 and Kansas mandates will be followed in handling these situations. KINDERGARTEN Our school district offers kindergarten instruction on a fulltime basis throughout the school year. Our kindergarten program includes: Opening Exercises Learning Centers Social Studies-Speech-Reading Readiness Snack Numbers - Science - Health Language Arts Recess More detailed information about the kindergarten program is given to parents of kindergarten children. 20 LIBRARY The Grade School has a central library with over 5,000 books, videos/DVD, media equipment, and visuals, which support the total educational programs of the school. Our school has a full time librarian. Students have the opportunity as individuals and as part of a class to utilize this educational center. Beginning with pre-school, students are taught skills in use of the library and are given opportunity to appreciate the offerings of a central library. Parents are invited to visit the library. The school would appreciate knowing this in advance. Students are encouraged to check out books on a regular basis. In the event a student loses a book he/she has checked out, he/she will be expected to pay the value of the book if known. If the value of the book is not known, the price will be prorated according to replacement cost. LOST AND FOUND All articles found on the playground or in the school building will be turned in to the lost and found box in the school office. Children should come to the office to look for missing articles. Parents can help by clearly labeling all items of wearing apparel that will be removed at school such as overshoes, tennis shoes, Caps, coats, etc. Items will be taken to donation centers at the end of each nine weeks after parents and students have been notified to check for lost items. LUNCH INFORMATION Students have the opportunity to choose only those foods which they intend to eat in the school lunch program. This provision of the school lunch program is designed to reduce food waste and to give students the opportunity to select the foods which they want to eat. Each day students will be offered the complete lunch Which includes a serving of: 1.Milk 2. Bread 3. Meat 4. Fruit 5. Vegetables The servings of fruit and vegetables may be a combination of a serving of fruit and a serving of vegetables, or two servings of two different fruits, or two servings of different vegetables. The five food items shown above comprise the school lunch pattern and provide approximately one-third of the daily nutritional needs. Students may take all five food items, or may select full portions of four items or a combination of any three different items. However, the price per meal remains the same weather the student selects the minimum of three food items or takes all five food items. Parents who prefer may have their child bring a sack lunch. However, students who bring a sack lunch must be able to take care of their table service. Heating up lunches is the responsibility of the student. 21 We recommend that children in 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades have lunches that do not require heating or have the pre-warmed food in a thermos. Sack lunches should not include pop or candy. LUNCH PAYMENTS The charge for the complete school lunch is $1.90 for pupils in grades Kdg-8. Breakfast charge will be $1.00. Milk for the Kindergarten and Pre-school students will be $4.00 per month or $36.00 for the entire school year. We would appreciate it if parents of the Kindergarten and Pre-school students would pay by the school year in advance. The school does not reimburse milk money. When sack lunches are brought to school, the pupils may buy a milk ticket for $4.00 for twenty cartons of milk at noon. All sack lunches must be eaten in the cafeteria. If a student desires a second carton of milk with his meal, the cost is $.50 per carton. Whole milk, low-fat milk, strawberry and chocolate flavored milk are all available at school. Students who eat school prepared hot lunches are required to take a carton of milk. If they do not want to drink this milk, they may leave it at the serving counter where the milk may be obtained at no charge by other grade school students. The Bennington lunch program is billed out of the district office. Lunch payment reminders will be sent home in the weekly Wednesday packets. Any questions regarding lunch, breakfast and milk payments may be directed to Cindy Regnier at (785) 488-3325. Please make checks payable to USD 240 and mail to: USD 240 Cindy Regnier PO Box 38 Bennington, KS 67422 Lunch bills must be kept paid. Students will not be allowed to eat when bills are $20.00 or more past due. 22 MOVIES, VIDEOS Any videos shown in the classroom that are not from school media collections must have the approval of the principal. RATING SYSTEM U Unrated G General audience. All ages admitted. PG Parental guidance suggested. Some material may not be suitable for children. PG13 Parents strongly cautioned. Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13. R Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian. NC17 No one under 17 admitted. (Age limit may vary in certain areas.) Movies with the following ratings with the approval of the Principal may be shown: G Elementary (K-4) PG Middle School (5-8) PG13 High School (9-12) No "R" rated movies are permitted PG13 movies must be previewed by administration MONEY, CARRYING Grade school students should be encouraged not to carry money to school unless there is a definite need. If for some reason, the student has money with him, he should let his teacher store the money safely for the school day. The school cannot reimburse the student for money losses. MUSIC, INSTRUMENTAL Unified School District 240 offers instruction in instrumental music to anyone interested in the fifth grade or above. At the present time, we have four bands: beginner's band, intermediate band, junior band, and senior band. The Senior band frequently takes trips and members of the band are required to attend these trips. Some instruments, belonging to the school, will be available for rent by students. Rental fees on band instruments in $20.00 per year. Once a student enrolls in band, he/she is expected to remain in band the remainder of the school year. In order to withdraw from band, he/she must request a conference with the instructor, his parents and the principal. 23 MUSIC, VOCAL General music will be taught. This instruction will provide training and music experience in the several areas of music education -- singing, instrument playing listening, creating and rhythmic. The primary objectives of the program are two fold: (1) to equip each child with a satisfying means of self-expression commensurate with his abilities, and (2) to instill within the child the aesthetic values which will enable him to appreciate the finest in human expression. BENNINGTON PACKETS Weekly packets are to be brought home by the Preschool - 8th students every Wednesday and returned on Thursday. Information in the packets will include notes for the office, returned homework from teachers, communications of field trips, due lunch bill, etc. LINK CLUB Bennington Grade School has a Link Club organization that is organized by the parents of BGS. The Parent-Teacher/Link Club Committees have been organized on the premise that parent support and involvement can help the schools. Although the school board and administration cannot absolve themselves from legally constituted responsibility for the operation of the school through the establishment of policy and its administration, the committees provide for an opportunity for parents to give their ideas and to be service to the schools in the education of their children. Link Club is the parent/teacher organization for Bennington Grade School. It works to provide activities for students and support to staff in a variety of ways. Link Club sponsors many activities during the school year. Bennington Grade School parents and guardians are welcomed and encouraged to be involved. The school should be informed in advance about meetings. A faculty representative will be sent to all meetings. In this way, there can be better communication between home and school. Subject matter to be discussed by the committee and parents will be limited to issues, ideas and events of general application to the schools. Subjects concerning people or personalities are not appropriate for discussion in meetings involving the Parent- Teacher Committees. The School Board policies have specific ways for parents to deal with complaints. 24 CHEERLEADING Grade 8 students only who want to participate will be cheerleaders. The time will be before or after school practice. A school sponsor will be assigned. PETS Dogs sometimes constitute a nuisance around the school. Parents are asked that dogs and other pets not be allowed to follow children to school. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The physical education program for students in grades will be supervised by the physical education teachers. The athletic programs for boys and girls in grades 7 - 8 will be supervised by the coaches. Grades 7 - 8 boys and girls will need a physical exam to participate in sports & activities. Parents are responsible for making arrangements and bearing the cost for this requirement. Our objective in physical education is to help each learn how to control his body through basic body movements and development. Activities are aimed at improving strength, coordination, flexibility, agility, and endurance. The physical education program is not intended to be an athletic program. All students are required to participate in the physical education program. However, if sickness prevents participation, the student should bring a statement from their doctor or parents. REPORTS Parent-Teacher conferences will be held twice at scheduled times. There are four nine week grading periods during the school year. Grading standards are as follows: 90 - 100% A 60 - 69% D 80 - 89% B 59 - 0% F 70 - 79% C A = Excellent D = Below average, unsatisfactory B = Above average - good F = Failing, inferior C = Average - fair I = Work not complete 25 SPECIAL EDUCATION COOPERATIVE Unified School District 240, with eleven other school district, maintains the Central Kansas Cooperative in Education based at Salina. Through the cooperative, special education programs will be provided for the gifted, trainable mentally retarded, educable mentally retarded hearing impaired, and emotionally disturbed. In addition, school psychologist, hearing conservationists, learning disabilities specialists, speech therapists and school social workers will serve all districts in the cooperative. Whenever we feel a child can be helped by the services of the cooperative, we ask the parents for permission to refer the child to the diagnostic center. Many special services rendered by the cooperative will be given at the local school. TITLE READING FAST FORWARD GRADES 2 - JH ONE ON ONE K - 2 Our district has a full-time special reading teacher. At the beginning of each school year, the special reading teacher confers with each classroom teacher to determine which children need special reading instruction. Students are given special instruction in reading/math as long as necessary. The special reading/math instruction is supplementary to the regular classroom instruction. The special reading teacher also counsels with teachers relative to the reading instruction in the classroom. STORM AND EMERGENCY DISMISSAL When for any unforeseen reason it is necessary to dismiss school without prior notice, or if school will not begin due to inclement weather, we will notify patrons over EBC radio stations in Salina. The following is a list of stations: KY94 93.7FM Oldies 98.5FM 104.9FM 102.5FM 99.9 EagleFM 1560 FBI AM 1150 KSAL AM The school closing will also be on  HYPERLINK http://www.ksallink.com www.ksallink.com under closings. TV stations: KSN channel 3, KAKE channel 10, KWCH channel 12 If the forecast is for inclement weather notification will be on the media outlets listed or call the BGS office at 785-488-3323. 26 SUSPENSION OF STUDENTS The Principal may suspend any student from school from willful violation of any school regulation or disobedience of an order of any teacher or other school authority. Such suspension shall be subject to the limitations set forth in the adopted policies of the Board of Education. Parents of any suspended student will be contacted immediately for consultation and correction. TELEPHONE/CELL PHONE (STUDENT) All cell phones must be off during the school day. Junior High students must leave them in their locker. Phones that are on will be collected by school personnel and returned to parents. The telephone at school is considered a business phone and may be used by children only with the permission of a teacher or principal. Except in an emergency, children will be called to the phone from class; however, a message will be delivered to them. Children should conduct their business at home with parents so they do not continually need to use the phone. TIME SCHEDULE Arrival - School begins at 8:15 a.m. for AM preschool and all K-8 students. Children who do not ride the school bus should not arrive at school before 8:00 a.m. Students eating breakfast need not arrive before 7:50 a.m. No student may leave the school grounds during the school day without permission from his teacher or other authorized personnel. AM Pre-School classes begin at 8:15 a.m. and dismiss at 11:15 a.m. PM Pre-School classes begin at 12:20 p.m. and dismiss at 3:20 p.m. Noon Hour - Unified School District No. 240 operated a hot lunch program at each attendance center. Children participating in the school lunch program will be required to spend at least twenty minutes at the table. Dismissal - All classes will normally be dismissed at 3:20 p.m. We request that pupils leave the playground area as soon as possible after school is dismissed. If they desire, students may come back to the playground later in the evening. Students who immediately come back to the playground after dismissal interfere with teacher work, meetings, etc. VISITING SCHOOL Parents are cordially invited to visit school. Observation in the classroom gives parents an opportunity to evaluate their child's participation in group activities. If you have some phase of the school program you particularly want to observe, the teacher will appreciate a call in advance. For obvious reasons, visit during the first two weeks and last two weeks of the school year are discouraged. Otherwise, we urge you to visit school. Pre-school through eight grade children must be accompanied by an adult parent or guardian when visiting. All visitors must check in at the grade school office. 27 WEAPONS/DRUGS/DRUG PARAPHERNALIA A student shall not knowingly possess, handle or transmit any object that can be considered a weapon on the school grounds or off the school grounds at a school activity, function or event. This policy shall include any weapon, anytime being used as a weapon or destructive device, or any facsimile of a weapon. Possession of a firearm shall result in expulsion from school for a period of one year (186 school days). Students found in possession or use of tobacco/alcohol/drugs on school grounds or at school activities will be in violation of Board Policy JDDA-R (Drug-Free Schools Act) and shall suffer the consequences thereof (See Conduct Policies). 28 STUDENT SUPPLY LIST 2009/2010 BENNINGTION GRADE SCHOOL *ALL GRADES – KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 8TH NEED TO BRING PE SHOES (NO BLACK SOLES) TO BE WORN WHILE USING THE GYM TO HELP PROTECT THE FLOOR. Preschool: 1 ream of 8 ½ X 11 white paper 20lb – no recycled paper reams, Kleenex; 1 large bottle Elmer's white glue; 1 pair Fiskar scissors; 8 large crayons; 5x8 pencil box; watercolors; 1 package baby wipes; large book bag; extra set of clothing; 1 package Crayloa paint; 2 plastic 3 prong pocket folders; 4 pack of Playdoh; 1 bottle hand sanitizer. Kindergarten: 1 ream of 8 ½ X 11 white paper 20lb – no recycled paper reams, 10 small glue sticks (dries clear); 1 pair Fiskar scissors; Klennex; 4 boxes of 24 Crayola crayons; 1 coloring book of child’s choice; 3 big erasers; 1 pencil box 11x7; 1 Sterilite clear shoebox; 20 (must be Papermate Sharpwriter #2) pencils (this is a disposable); Resting pad; PE shoes. First Grade: 1 ream of 8 ½ X 11 white paper 20lb – no recycled paper reams, 20 #2 pencils; 3 erasers; 10 small dries clear glue sticks; scissors, 4 boxes of 24 crayons; 11x7 pencil box; 1 large Kleenex; 5 folders with prongs and pockets-colors: red, blue, green, yellow and purple; hand sanitizer, Girls bring 1 box quart freezer bags, Boys bring 1 box gallon freezer bags; label all supplies! Second Grade: 1 ream of 8 ½ X 11 white paper 20lb – no recycled paper reams, 20 Papermate Sharpwriter #2 pencils; 2 boxes of 24 crayons; Fiskars scissors; 4 jumbo glue sticks; 2 lg. Kleenex; 2 large erasers; 2 pkg 12 colored pencils; 1 box washable markers; 1 composition book wide ruled 80 sheets; 5 different color durable pocket folders -blue, red, green, yellow, purple; lg. Pencil box; 4 Expo jumbo dry erase markers; 2 hand sanitizer, label all supplies! NO notebooks, trappers, pens, gel pens Third Grade: 1 ream of 8 ½ X 11 white paper 20lb – no recycled paper reams, Large pkg. #2 pencils; 1 small pencil box or bag; 12" ruler with metric; 24 crayons; small pkg. Colored pencils, 1 box washable markers; big eraser; 1 large bottle Elmer's glue; 2 glue sticks; wide-line notebook paper; water colors; Kleenex, pointed scissors; book bag; 6 pocket folders; 1 highlighter; Please label everything. NO pens, eversharps, trappers, spiral notebooks; 29 Fourth Grade: 1 ream of 8 ½ X 11 white paper 20lb – no recycled paper reams, Book bag; 2 lg. Kleenex; 24 #2 pencils, 24 colored pencils; 2 lg erasers; 2 lg glue sticks; 3 spiral notebooks; 2 pkg wide line notebook paper; wide rule composition book; ruler w/metric; scissors; 5 pocket folders; 2 red pencils; 11x7 pencil box; 2 highlighters; one 1 inch 3 ring binder. NO Trappers, NO Mechanical Pencils. Fifth Grade: 1 ream of 8 ½ X 11 white paper 20lb – no recycled paper reams, 12 #2 pencils; wooden or plastic ruler with both standard and metric units of measurement; box of 24 crayons or colored pencils; 2 blue, 2 black, 2 red pens (erasable ink o.k.); compass; clear plastic protractor; pencil erasers; 3 - two inch three ring binder - no trappers, please; 1 pencil box (must fit inside top compartment of desk); 1 pair of scissors; 2 glue sticks; wide-lined notebook paper; 7 dry-erase markers (these will need to be replaced throughout the year); 1 dry erase eraser; 1 set of highlighters (at least 4 in a package); college ruled composition book (10 x 7 7/8 preferred); minimum of 256 megabyte jump drive; 10 CDR-CDs with jewel cases Sixth Grade: 1 ream of 8 ½ X 11 white paper 20lb – no recycled paper reams, wooden or plastic ruler with both standard and metric units of measurement; 1 large Kleenex boxes; 12 #2 pencils; 3 big erasers; colored pencils; 1 set of highlighters (at least a pkg of 4); 4 blue or black pens; pencil box; calculator; bottle of rubber cement; 2 glue sticks; scissors; 3 ring binder with folders for separating subjects; wide-lined notebook paper; minimum of 256 megabyte jump / flash drive; PE Shoes. Seventh & Eighth Grades: 1 ream of 8 ½ X 11 white paper 20lb – no recycled paper reams, package of #2 pencils; eraser; blue or black pens; colored marking pencils or markers; scientific calculator; protractor; ruler; compass; glue stick; wide-line notebooks for each class (5) or 3 ring binder with notebook paper; folder with fasteners for each class (5); minimum of 256 megabyte jump/flash drive; PE clothes. 30 Extracurricular Activity Alcohol/Tobacco/Drug Guidelines Any student who is a member of a team or participates in any activity adjudicated by the KSHSAA at Bennington Junior High and High School shall be subject to the following alcohol/tobacco/drug policy guidelines. No student may be in possession of or use the following at any time during the season of the activity: Alcoholic beverages Tobacco or tobacco products Drugs or drug paraphernalia that are not prescribed by a licensed physician. Any controlled substance prohibited by law These violations will be cumulative and will cover all athletics, scholar’s bowl, music, forensics, etc. or anything that is adjudicated by the KSHSAA or any other extra-curricular activity as determined by the administration. The administration reserves the right to require additional conditions to be met before reinstatement after any suspension. 1st time violation will result in a suspension from all contests for 2 weeks and at least two activities. If the suspension happens at the end of an activity and there are not 2 contests left in that season, then the suspension may be longer than 2 weeks, because they will not have missed two activities. 2nd time violation the student will be suspended from all activities the student is currently in, for the reminder of that sport/activity. In the event a season is almost completed, the suspension must cover at least 4 weeks and 4 activities. At the end of the sport/activity, they could go out for another sport/activity, provided they have met all conditions from the 1st and 2nd suspensions. The student will not be able to participate in any practices until being reinstated. Before being reinstated the student may be asked by the administration to under-go an alcohol/drug evaluation (at their expense) in an approved drug/alcohol program. 3rd time violation the student will be suspended from all activities for the remainder of the year. The student suspended must under-go an alcohol and drug evaluation program and complete all the recommendations of the program at their own expense. Proof of completion will need to be provided to the administration before reinstatement can occur the following school year. The suspension begins at such time as a student is judged by the Principal to have violated the rule and continues from that date. A student may continue to practice if the coach desires. At the conclusion of the suspension, the student may be reinstated provided he/she has met any and all additionally agreed upon conditions during that period. The following year the student/athlete will be on a probationary status. If during that year a 4th incident occurs the student will be suspended for the remainder of that school year. The student/athlete must complete a substance abuse program at their expense and provide documentation before any possible reinstatement for participation for the next school year. Proof of violation shall be defined as follows: Admission of a violation of rules by the student or their parents to the coach or administrator. Being observed in violation of Bennington training rules by any certified Bennington coach or teacher, or administrator. Being observed or cited by a law enforcement officer. These rules become effective with the 1st day of practice and remain in effect until the completion of the last contest for a respective sport. 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