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    Loa Elementary PO BOX 130 ‘Loa, Utah 84747 (435)836-2851 (435)836-2395 Fax Cherie Blackburn, Principal Carrie Brinkerhoff, Secretary Mission Statement (Our mission isto play a vital role in developing college and career ready individuals who will become postive contributors to our society. | wean sos ere at Seuenierned tering rzorbeennmet © We povise aby quad tench wi sued von. © Weuttne the Utah Core seadenl andar each studs essential ering ‘in prepraon ops second educator and We niainhigh expectations seurschel by ng ‘helen dered nd ‘ceatheleaming oppor, Weharecomizer, neh cerpecton with he eet ‘that ere can lama LOA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 100 RAST 64 SOUTH (CHERIE BLACKBURN LOA, UTAH 84747 ‘CARRIE BRINKERHOFF PRINCIPAL ‘TELEPHONE (485) 8362851, SECETARY Dear Parens/Guardlans and Students: eis my plessue to welcome you to Loa Elementary School, home ofthe Falcons. The faculty and staff Join me in tying we are happy to begin a new and exciting school year. We have all been working hard tohelp mate this «successful and satisfying year for you. can assure you that all of us at Loa "Elementary are committed to providing excallent academics n a nurturing environment. ‘The pages this handbook ae filed with important information regarding school policies and Procedures. This information i ctical to creating a postive environment. | suggest tht parents and students review the contents together. If you have questions that remain unanswered aftr reading this handbook please call the school office at (435)636-2851. | fee that open and clear communication Is Important tothe success of our educational program ‘We welcome your participation and support during the school year and invite you to volunteer in our School. By worklng together, we willbe able to reach our collective and Individual goals. We look forward to celebrating with you the achievements of our students. Welcome Falcons to another swesome yar ‘Sincerely, ‘Chere Blackburn nlpat Fairness, Caring, and Citizenship cademic Achievement L ove for Learning ore Standards O pportunites for Student Success N urturing Staff S tudent Centered Learning CHARACTER COUNTS “Character ts doing the right thing, even when no one fs watching” Character education and social skills instruction will be provided to all students throughout the year. Our instruction will focus on nine different characteristics to help students gain increased personal responsibility. Each month, we will focus on a school-wide characteristic. Parents are encouraged to reinforce these character education concepts at home. September October November December January | February | March April “Month Theme Citizenship Responsibility Cooperation Character Building Friendship | Manage Emotions Respect Honesty Loa Elementary Code of Conduct In order to be the kind of members of society that will be productive and contributing, certain standards of conduct must be adhered to. Students at Loa Elementary wil show good character by: ‘Be Respectful by being good listeners, treating others the way you want to be treated, allowing cothers to be diferent, respect the learning of others, acknowiedging others ideas, respect for teachers and other adults in the school, as well as for school property and the private property of others, Be Responsible by taking care of our own behavior and accepting outcomes of our decisions. ‘Be Safe by keeping hands and feet to selves, walking qullly n the hallways and common ‘areas, using materials and equipment appropriately, and to refraln from any kind of behavior ‘hat could harm himselherse or another person physically, mentally, or emotionally 'Be Successful by arriving to school on time, being present for dally classroom Instruction, being accountable, actively particpating in learning opportunities, keep tying, and completing assignments. ‘We recognize that it is inevitable that there wil be violations ofthe code of conduct. There wll ‘be consequences for those violations. Some consequences will ocur neturlly, some will be imposed as a result ofthe student's actions. Consequences that are Imposed willbe discussed With the student end the parents (where the violation is of a serious nature). The consequences ‘may include a range of options including, but not limited to, loss of privilege, time out, in schoo! ‘suspension, or expuision for certain violations ofthe safe schools policy. ‘Students are expected to accept consequences in a respectful manner and follow through on, ‘mem wit integrty. In class, we demonstrate and expect students to demonstrate: ‘Mutual Respect Attentive Listening “Appreciation ‘Personal Best ‘School Wide Rewards ‘Students who choose to folow the school rules and behave appropriately wil be rewarded in many ways Important Policies to Know Parents may access complete schoo! district policies on the Wayne Schoo! District ‘website www.wayne,k12.utus under files and documents. ‘School Hours ‘Students may enter the building at 7:50 am. For the safety of your student, please have them arrive atthe appropriate time and encourage them to leave immediately after ‘school. Schoo! begin at 8:06 am and dismisses at 2:50 pm, Monday through ‘Thursday. Friday we dismiss at 12:05 pm. Kindergarten begins at 8:05 am and ismisses at 11:05 am, Monday through Thursday, and 12:05 pm on Friday. ‘School Rules Students are expected to use GOOD manners at all times. Loa Elementary students ‘are expected to follow all schoo! rules to safeguard their health and safety and to promote a positive leaming environment. Children have the right to attend school without fear of physical or emotional harm. Our desire isto create a school atmosphere that is kind and caring, yet has rules thet are firm, fair, and consistently enforced. Itis lmportant that students know thet breaking rules will bring consequences. Our goal is to ‘emphasize tht we all live together and those who choose to disregard rules will be

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