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Please provide a lunch or lunch money for your child(ren) every day. Free and reduced meals are available to all students who qualify according to USDA guidelines. Applications are sent home the first week of school and must be submitted each year. You must complete an application for each child. Breakfast is served from 8:30 a.m.-8:50 a.m. Breakfast must be prepaid. We encourage parents to use the prepaid system. Students may purchase lunches on a weekly or monthly basis by paying in advance with cash or check. (Place money in an envelope clearly stating your child’s name, teacher, and lunch number.) Please make sure that your child(ren) has a lunch or lunch money provided every day. You may call 926-8222 to inquire about your child(ren’s) current credit/debit lunch money balance throughout the year. Lunch menus will be sent home monthly in The Warrior Way and may be accessed at www.shadevilletribaltribune.net.
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After going through the serving line, students will sit at their designated table. The students will empty their own trays and return to their original seats and wait for dismissal. Students are to enter and leave the cafeteria in an orderly manner. Students are expected to control their behavior while in the lunchroom. We expect students to behave like ladies and gentlemen. Lunchroom behavior problems will be communicated to the classroom teacher or principal.
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Any medication to be given to a student during school hours must be delivered to the school nurse by an adult. It must be in the original container and be accompanied by a written statement from the child’s doctor as to need and/or a note from the child’s parent giving consent to administer the medicine. This policy applies to over-the-counter medicines, as well. Medical release forms are enclosed. |
Students are expected to dress appropriately for school, safety, modesty, and the weather. Mini-skirts, short shorts, tank tops, hats, sunglasses, baggy pants, midriffs, spaghetti strap shirts, shirts displaying inappropriate language or pictures, high heels, wheeled shoes, and flip flops will not be permitted. For safety reasons tennis shoes should be worn on P.E. days. |
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Shadeville has a no nit/lice policy. Head checks are conducted as requested by teachers, and students sent home must be brought back to school by an adult for clearance by the school nurse before returning to their classroom.
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Please write your child’s name on their coats, sweaters, lunchboxes, and backpacks with a permanent marker before coming to school so that they can be returned to them if the item becomes lost at school . We make every effort during the school year to return lost items to your child, but unlabeled items are rarely claimed and are eventually given to local charities. Encourage your child to check for lost items as soon as they are lost. |
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Proper student conduct and behavior are fundamental to the educational process. Teachers and staff will maintain a classroom management system that is consistent with a productive learning environment. A list of classroom rules and consequences from your child’s teacher will be sent home the first week of school.
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Fresh air and exercise are important for proper student development. All children will play outside unless they have a doctor’s excuse or a daily excuse signed by the parent. Students are not allowed to leave the school grounds. The following are not permitted: playing chase, tackle football, skateboards, roller skates and blades, headsets, radios, piggyback riding, hand-held electronic games, jumping from swings, improper use of equipment , or rock throwing.
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Basic principles are the basis for all behaviors and attitudes. Shadeville students will: 1. Take pride in our school. Help make it a good place to be. 2. Accept responsibility for their behavior. 3. Respect teachers, staff, administrators and volunteers. 4. Be kind and respect peers and their property. 5. Maintain a safe, orderly classroom, playground, and lunchroom environment. 6. Maintain quiet, orderly halls – remember others are working. 7. Help keep our school clean and looking nice. 8. "Think it through" - seek help if needed, before acting. 9. Hats, caps, toys, radios, beepers, and electronic games are not allowed at school. 10. Cell phones must be turned off and kept in the child’s backpack at school.
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Students are to conduct themselves properly at all times while waiting for the bus and while aboard the bus. 1. Classroom conduct is to be observed. 2. Students will ride their assigned bus and depart from the bus at their designated stop. 3. Students will board, depart, and cross the road way per instructions from their bus driver. 4. Bus drivers will assign students seats and students will sit in their assigned seat. 5. No portion of a students body should be out- side of the bus while the bus is moving. 6. No live animals, balloons, glass containers, tobacco products, band instruments and class projects which interfere with seating, or mood modifying substances are permitted on the bus. 7. Eating, drinking and chewing gum are not permitted on the bus. 8. Student’s parents will be responsible for any vandalism on the bus. 9. Any behavior that adversely affects the safety or well being of others on the bus will be to the school principal. |
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Suspension and expulsion are measures employed only after all other measures of correcting student behavior have been exhausted and only in accordance with School Board policy. Refer to your copy of the 2006 – 2007 Wakulla County Code of Student Conduct /Attendance handbook.
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