Student Handbook 14-15

2014-2015
Hand Book
Elementary School Mission
Catholic schools,
In partnership with the faith community,
Share knowledge,
Give witness to the Gospel message,
Serve others,
Pray and worship
Preschool Mission
Our goal is to help each child use and develop
his/her abilities and promote a positive self-image;
and to help each child develop an eagerness for
learning.
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PHILOSOPHY
Family is the child’s main source of life. From family, come basic needs as well as inner life –
self image, value system and outlook on life. As partners with parents, Catholic Schools are “next to the
family” in providing the security, warmth, and caring that makes each child’s intellectual and spiritual
growth possible. It is through such an atmosphere that we share the responsibility of teaching the values
of education. Hence, our schools play an important role in the lives of the children who come to them.
Recognizing parents as the prime educators of their children, St. Anthony’s faculty aim:
1. To help develop a habit of prayer and worship, which is vital to the child’s faith-relationship with
His creator.
2. To help an awareness of/and commitment to basic Christian values of love, peace, brotherhood and
respect for others.
3. To help provide the students with practical experience in living Christianity on a day to day basis.
4. To help develop positive personality traits and strength of character so that the students will attain
a feeling of success and a sense of accomplishment.
5. To help build a living community of faith through liturgical celebrations and spiritual exercises.
6. To help master the skills which will help the student to live effectively in our highly complex
society.
In accordance with the philosophy and goals stated above, we as educators, recognize the importance of:
1. Enthusiasm in thinking
2. Adventure & enjoyment in learning
3. Self-discipline
4. Creative communications
5. Social and spiritual responsibility
6. Patterns of interaction
7. A sense of peace and happiness
8. Useful skills
All those involved in this Catholic School – parents, pastor, teachers, administrators and students
earnestly desire to make it a community of faith, which is indeed “living, conscious and active.”
SCHOOL/PRINCIPAL’S RIGHT TO AMEND HANDBOOK
The school/principal retains the right to amend the handbook for just cause. Parents/students will
be given prompt notification if changes are made.
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FACULTY, ASSOCIATE FACULTY AND STAFF
Preschool & 4K
5K
Grade One and Two
Grade Two and Three
Grade Four and Five
Principal
Parish Pastor
Secretary
Assistant Secretary
Business Manager
Kitchen Manager
Custodian
Teacher’s Aide
Teacher’s Aide
Religion Education Coordinator
Care Minister
Mrs. Renee Lemke
Mrs. Kathleen Nall
Ms. Rosemary Marifke
Ms. Susan Beschta
Mrs. Pam Beschta
Ms. Rosemary Marifke
Rev. Joel Sember
Mrs. Theresa Blazer
Mrs. Sue Bertrand
Mrs. Lori Scanlan
Mrs. Catherine Steffens
Mr. Mark O’Connor
Mrs. Julie Rost
Mrs. Wendy Hickey
Mrs. Lynn Beaumier
Mrs. Kathy Schroeder
ST. ANTHONY/ST. PATRICK’S TOTAL BOARD OF CATHOLIC EDUCATION
Shane Senn
Jim Taggart
Mary Huberty
Mike Applebee
Kim Sinclair
Tammy Moynihan
The Total Board of Catholic Education meets the second Tuesday of each month. All Board
meetings are open to the faculty, parents, and parish members. Anyone wishing to discuss a school
issue at the meeting must contact the chairman at least five days prior to the meeting. Their issue will
be placed on the agenda.
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS & E MAILS
Bus Garage – 848-4460
School and Parish – 846-2276
School Office – ext. 101
Business Manager – ext. 103
Parish Pastor – ext. 104
Religion Education Coordinator – ext. 105
Principal – ext. 106
Catherine Steffens
Fr. Joel Sember
Kathy Nall
Lori Scanlan
Lynn Beaumier
Pam Beschta
Renee Lemke
Rosie Marifke
Sue Bertrand
Sue Beschta
Theresa Blazer
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csteffens@holy3.org
frjoel@holy3.org
knall@holy3.org
lscanlan@holy3.org
lbeaumier@holy3.org
pbeschta@holy3.org
rlemke@holy3.org
rmarifke@holy3.org
sbertrand@holy3.org
sbeschta@holy3.org
secretary@holy3.org
HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
President – Maria Laws: 920-618-1010
Kim Sinclair – Treasurer: 920-373-5455
Vice President – Christi St. Louis: 920-373-1392
Secretary - Kim Pylteski: 920-846-7646
St. Anthony School has a Home and School Association. All parents enrolling children in the
school are automatically members of the association. There are four meetings a year. These meetings are
for the purpose of becoming aware of what your school has to offer your children. They also update you
on events that are related to education.
The goals of this group are to ensure the future of St. Anthony School; to enhance the
relationships between students, staff, family and Parishes; and to raise the remaining funds to cover the
current year’s total cost for educating St. Anthony students.
REGISTRATION
Kindergarten screening and registrations will be conducted in the spring. The age requirement
for children entering kindergarten and first grade is the same as that of the Oconto Falls School District,
namely five and six years old by September 1st. Registration usually takes place in the early spring for
the coming year. However, registration will be accepted at other times. The parents of new students are
encouraged to register in person before the opening day of school in the fall.
Elementary Grades pre-registration - $25.00 fee is due by March 1st for the following school
year. Pre-registration allows us to better plan for the next year.
Preschool registration begins in May - $25.00 fee
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TUITION
Tuition is payable as per the tuition agreement.
Base tuition rate for full-time enrolled student: $2,350.00
$1,485.00 special rate for Participating Parish Member with $1,045 Parish Discount
Discount for 2nd full-time enrolled student: $50
Discount for 3rd full-time enrolled student: $100
Base tuition rate for half-day 4K/5K student: $1,292.50
$880.00 special rate for Participating Parish Member with $412.50 Parish Discount
Additional Noon Hour Supervision fee for 4K students coming from OFES: $220.00
Additional fees:
$30.00 Playground Supervisor Fee per family (Grades 1 – 5 only)
$25.00 Book Fee per student due at registration.
Participating Parish Member: Catholic education is a ministry of your local Catholic parish which
assumes part of the cost of the education. A Parish Discount is available to families that are registered at
an eligible parish where they should regularly attend church services and contribute to the support of the
church. Currently the following parishes have agreements with St. Anthony School to provide their
members with a Parish Discount: St. Anthony Parish, St. Patrick Parish (Stiles), Holy Trinity Parish
(Oconto).
POLICY #3200-Policy on Tuition
The Total Board of Catholic Education shall annually establish tuition fees for the school and
religious education. Proper consideration will be given to those unable to meet tuition requirements.
Tuition: Tuition is made up of the following categories:
1. Base Tuition: Applied to all administrative costs associated with the operation of the
school.
2. Book Fees: Applied to all consumable books.
3. Parish Discount: Participating parishes pay the remaining cost per parish student for
participating members. Out-of-parish students, their families and parishes are expected
to be responsible for this balance. Many parishes within our Vicariate will pay subsidy
for every student who comes here from their parish. Please check with your parish for
more information. This cost may change and will appear on the Tuition Agreement
Form.
4. Playground Supervision Fee: Applied to the cost of the playground supervisor.
TUITION PRESCHOOL
Tuition for Preschool
1. Base tuition rate for 2 days a week program
2. Base tuition rate for 3 days a week program
Additional fees:
$25.00 Materials Fee
$650.00
$800.00
Tuition is payable as per the tuition agreement.
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A. All tuition fees are due and payable on or before August 15. A completed, signed, tuition
agreement must be on file for each enrolled student.
Three payment plans are offered:
1. One-payment plan. Payment in full on or before August 15 A 1.5% discount will be
applied if tuition is paid in full by this date.
2. Two-payment plan. First payment due on or before August 15 and second payment due
the first day of school after Christmas break.
3. Monthly-payments plan. First payment due on or before August 15. Payments two
through ten (September thru May) are due on the first of each month.
B. At any time the family may make special arrangements with the principal for an alternative
tuition plan and this plan will replace the above plans. This detailed arrangement will be
put in writing and signed by the principal and the family. Moreover, a payment must be
made on or before August 15 in order for the student to be admitted on the first day of
school.
C. Tuition assistance is available for elementary school only. Please contact the principal.
This matter is kept completely confidential.
D. If you are experiencing temporary financial difficulties that may affect your current
payment plan, please immediately contact the office before payments are considered late in
order to discuss an alternative payment plan.
Tuition Collection Policies
A. Students will not be admitted on the first day of school unless the August payment has been
made by the family.
B. Outstanding balances will not be carried over from one year to the next. All payments for
the current school year must be made by May 1 of the current school year.
C. If tuition payments have not been received by the 15th of the payment due date as
determined by the payment plan, a late fee of $5.00 per week will be assessed until the
payment has been made.
D. If payments are not received by the school on or before the due date, the following actions
will take place:
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1 Reminder
2nd Reminder
3rd Reminder
4th Reminder
Actions Taken By the School for Non-Payment of Tuition
Family will receive written notification from the school of non-payment 2 business
days after the missed due date.
Family will receive written notification from the school Business Manager on the
15th of the month following the missed due date. Late fees will be assessed.
Family will receive written notification and a phone call from a Total Board of
Education officer of non-payment 30 business days after the missed due date to
discuss and make tuition payment arrangements. Late fees continue to be
assessed.
If payment has not been received within 45 business days after the missed due
date, the matter will be referred to an attorney for small claims court collection.
The student will be suspended from school until the account is current.
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SCRIP PROGRAM
What Is Scrip?
Scrip is a term that means “substitute money” and it is a popular fundraiser because families do not have
to sell products for revenue. When you purchase scrip, you’re purchasing negotiable gift certificates and
prepaid cards that are used just like cash. You can use scrip to purchase everyday expenses like food,
gas, clothing, and other essentials. All scrip purchases will earn revenue for St. Anthony School. (St.
Anthony School buys scrip from Great Lakes Scrip Center at a discount and re-sells the scrip back to the
families for full face value.)
Scrip Reimbursement
Each scrip purchase generates a rebate for St. Anthony School. Half of this rebate will be given to the
school and the other half will be applied to school tuition.
St. Anthony School families are encouraged to have their extended family members participate in using
scrip because the credit from this participation will be applied to the family’s account.
Reimbursement Policies
A. Rebate checks will be issued in May. Rebate checks will be issued only for amounts greater
than or equal to $10.00.
B. Currently enrolled families who earn rebates after April 1 will have their rebates carried over
to the next school year. If the family does not enroll their child(ren) the next school year, the
rebate will be considered a donation to the school.
C. New families registered for the upcoming school year will start earning rebate credit after
July 1.
D. Total rebates issued for the school year cannot exceed the total cost of tuition.
FUNDRAISING OBLIGATION FOR ELEMENTERY SCHOOL
Tuition covers only a portion of the current school year’s total cost to educate each St. Anthony student.
In addition to tuition, other funding sources include the following: subsides from Holy Trinity Catholic
Parish, St. Patrick Parish and St. Anthony Parish; St. Anthony School Home and School group; Tuition
Assistance; Endowment; Lumen Christi; and restricted and non-restricted donations. (For example, the
per pupil cost for the 2013-14 school year was $4,451.00.)
Parents of St. Anthony students are members of the Home and School group. The goals of this group
are to ensure the future of St. Anthony School; to enhance the relationships between students, staff,
family and Parishes; and to raise the remaining funds to cover the current year’s total cost for educating
St. Anthony students. In order to raise these funds, the Home and School group will develop and host
fundraising opportunities to be held throughout the year. Each family has an obligation to participate in
these fundraising opportunities by working 20 hours of fundraising time or to pay a Fundraising
Obligation Fee of $500.00 per student.
For the 2014-15 school year, Home and School has an obligation to raise approximately $57,000.
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Elementary School Fundraising Obligation Policies
A. Each family must work 20 hours of fundraising time.
B. All fundraising time for the current school year must be completed- or scheduled to be
completed - and documented with a Home and School representative no later than May 1.
C. If a family completes only a portion of the 20 hours, the remaining hours will be prorated
and converted into a Fundraising Obligation Fee. This fee will then follow the tuition
collection policy and must be immediately paid on May 1. Late payments may result in late
fees as stated in the Tuition Collection Policies of this handbook.
D. Families choosing not to work 20 hours will pay a Fundraising Obligation Fee of $500.00
per student. This fee will be treated as tuition.
PRESCHOOL MANDATORY FUNDRASING ARGEEMENT
All Preschool Programs require $250.00 worth of fundraising efforts or equivalent donation.
DISCIPLINE
The student who is not willing to cooperate and is a discipline problem is hurting himself as well
as other members of the class. Students posing such problems will be given due warning. If such
warnings are not heeded, the parents will be asked to confer with the teacher. It is our sincere hope that
all parents of students will recognize the need for disciplinary policy, and will extend their complete
cooperation in its implementation. We urge you to take an interest in your child’s classroom and
learning achievement.
POLICY #5114 Policy on Suspension and/or Expulsion
The reasons justifying suspension or expulsion from St. Anthony School should be as serious as
they are rare. Even when such reasons exist, other avenues must be explored before the decision to
suspend or expel is reached.
Two general situations may lead to suspension or expulsion; both must be verified by evidence:
1. When the moral or physical well-being of the student body or staff is endangered.
2. When there is prolonged and open disregard for school authority.
Suspension is of a temporary nature and is used only until the reason for the suspension is removed.
Expulsion is permanent and must be reported to the local public school district administrators.
PARENTAL CONCERN
Parents are required to follow established procedures for expressing concerns or complaints.
A. Parents confer first with teacher(s) if the grievance is against the teacher(s). If not satisfied,
confer with the administrator (suggestions: teacher, parent, and student be present).
B. If not satisfied, the parent may appeal to the Total Board of Catholic Education.
C. Appeal to the Total Board of Catholic Education:
1. The Appeal must be in writing and must:
a. Identify the person against whom the grievance is filed.
b. Identify the specific grievance to be heard in the appeal.
c. A copy of the appeal must be given to the person against whom the grievance is
being filed.
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2.
The board shall decide whether or not to hear the grievance appeal based on three
questions:
a. Were the prior procedures (A.B.) attempted seriously?
b. Does the matter of the grievance have the gravity to require hearing appeal?
c. Is there documentation? (This includes subject matter, dates, signature of involved
parties).
D. Parents with a grievance against the administrator must contact the Board of Education.
Note: This policy establishes a means by which parents can express their concerns and complaints.
Parents are discouraged from expressing any concerns and complaints outside of the guidelines (i.e.
approaching board members or school personnel in public outside of the classroom or in the classroom
in the presence of students).
BUSES
All students who ride the bus after school must get on the bus at St. Anthony School and ride to
Oconto Falls Elementary School. Students who go home with someone else on the bus must have
written permission from parents. Please review the bus rules frequently. If you have any questions
about your child’s bus routes, you may contact the bus garage at 848-4460. Bus drop off and pick-up
will be on Franklin Street.
SAFETY / LEAVING THE PREMISES
Our existing school safety procedures have been reevaluated and adjusted to ensure that all staff
members know exactly what to do in the event of a crisis situation. If evacuation is necessary we will
walk to the Oconto Falls Library. The secondary safe place is Washington Middle School. In case of
evacuation all families will be called.
The entrance doors to the school office will be open, during office hours, on Franklin St. and the
school parking lot. For the security of the children, the school doors will be locked at all times. For
admittance beyond the office, church and lobby area, all visitors must sign in and obtain a visitor’s tag.
There are a few exceptions when signing in will not be required:
1. Hours before 7:45 AM and after 3:10 PM.
2. If programs or events are held in the classroom or downstairs areas.
Children are to remain on the school grounds during recess and lunch periods unless they go home for
lunch. If for some reason, a parent wishes his child to leave the school grounds during the noon hour, a
request must be written and presented to the teacher. If a child is not following regular bus
procedures, or changing buses, a note is required.
DRESS
Students are encouraged to wear clothes that are conducive to the learning environment. Play
clothes are strongly discouraged. Parents are asked to use good judgment in this regard and to offer their
children guidance in choosing their attire.
POLICY #5132
Student’s attire will be appropriate to the school setting.
1. No “biker clothing” is to be worn. This includes the tight shorts and knee length styles.
2. Shorts are to be of a length that reaches down to the fingertips when the arms are extended
straight down their sides.
3. Shorts are to have a hemmed cuff. No “cut-offs” of any kind are to be worn.
4. There are to be no mesh type shirts and tank tops worn. Graphics should be appropriate
for a Catholic Elementary School.
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5. Snow pants and boots are required for children 4K-4 at recess-boots for grade 5.
6. Shoes-No flip-flops. Please try to buy non-marking soles. This will save the janitor many
hours.
Parents will be called to bring different clothing if a student arrives inappropriately dressed. All
students are outside at recess. Please see that your child is dressed appropriately for each day’s weather.
WINTER WEATHER
During winter months and in wet weather all elementary students in the grades are expected to
wear boots. This is requested in the interest of good health and good housekeeping. If your child has
winter shoe-boots, please remind him/her to bring his/her shoes or sneakers with him. During inclement
weather, we will follow the Oconto Falls School District in closing of the school. If school is closed due
to inclement weather, the announcement will be made over the local radio stations. (WOCO – Oconto,
WQLH, WGEE, WNFL, WIXX – Green Bay, WNAM – Marinette, WTCH – Suring). Most
announcements are usually made by 6:30 A.M. Preschool 4K and 5K students should follow the
guidelines listed below.
Clarification for 2-hour delays
 No Preschool or ½ Day 5K Classes
 5K Extended Day Students are scheduled to come to school. They will follow the same
schedule as a full-time enrolled student.
Clarification for 2-hour dismissal
 No Class for any child attending only the St. Anthony 4K Program.
 4K Students coming from OFES & 5K Extended Day Students will follow their regular
schedule and dismiss early with all the other full-time students.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
All elementary students must participate in the Physical Education Program unless a note from
the family doctor is presented to the teacher of the class. Students should wear clothing suitable for this
class. The instructor will specify proper apparel.
REPORT CARDS
Report cards are given out quarterly for grades 1-5. They must be examined and signed by
parents and returned to the teacher.
GRADING SCALE
The grading scale for St. Anthony School will be “A” 90-100; “B” 80-90; “C” 70-80; “D” 60-70;
and “F” below 60, with tests counting towards one-third of the grade and daily work two-thirds. Policies
regarding tardy or absent work will be determined by each individual teacher. These policies will be
discussed within the classroom.
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CONFERENCES
Parent-teacher conferences are held twice a year. At this time you will be given a written
evaluation (report card) of your child’s school performance. Families will be notified as to the exact date
and time. Parents should feel free and are encouraged to confer with the teacher at any time after school.
Call for an appointment.
TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION
Communication with the teacher is encouraged. We ask that you do not call the teachers during
the teaching hours. Before 8:05 A.M. or after 3:00 P.M. are excellent times to clarify communications
with your child’s teacher. Additionally, the office is a business phone. Calls by children should be made
rarely and only in extreme necessity.
TIME OF ARRIVAL
Elementary Students who walk to school, and students whose parents provide transportation to
St. Anthony School, are to arrive by 8:05 A.M. Please see that students do not arrive any earlier than
8:00 A.M. for the start of the school day.
Preschool Students should arrive by 8:25 A.M. and be picked up at 11:00 A.M.
SCHOOL DAILY SCHEDULE
8:00 Teacher’s day begins
8:05 Bell rings
8:30 Preschool Begins
10:10 Recess Begins
10:25 Recess Ends
10:55 Kindergarten Dismissal
11:00 Preschool Dismissal
11:30 Lunch and noon recess
12:25 1st – 5th Grade Classes Resume
2:55 Dismissal
3:00 Bus Leaves
3:30 Teacher’s day ends
CAFETERIA
Cafeteria lunches begin on the first day of school. Full lunches are served at St. Anthony’s daily.
Menus are printed in the Dateline. Parents are welcome to eat hot lunch with their child, provided they
notify the kitchen, at least 1 day ahead of the day they wish to have lunch.
LITURGY
The children will have the opportunity to participate at Mass or Prayer Service once a week.
Grades 5K-5th attend Mass on Wednesday. Each classroom takes a turn with preparing the liturgy.
Parents are encouraged to attend Mass on these days. The children also attend Mass on all Holy Days.
We ask that everyone dress respectfully for our celebrations.
PRAYER
At St. Anthony’s School, time is given to prayer. Students pray several times daily in each
classroom. This practice is intended to develop and enhance students’ personal prayer life. It is also
intended to support the family’s practice of daily prayer. Students have the opportunity to pray the
rosary and The Stations of the Cross.
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COMMUNICATION
Every Wednesday, you will receive a weekly envelope that will have any important information
and the school newsletter called the "Dateline" enclosed. This envelope should be signed by the
parent and dated then returned for the following week. This applies to all students. In order for
the school to maintain good communication with the families, we need to have this envelope returned
immediately.
ATTENDANCE
Regular attendance is essential for successful school progress. However, a student should not
attend when he or she is ill. Students who become ill will be sent home. Parents will be notified and
parents will provide the transportation. When a student is ill and cannot attend school, parents must
phone the office. The office opens at 7:45 A.M., Monday through Friday or you may leave it on the
office voice mail. When the student returns to school he or she should bring a written excuse.
If an early dismissal is needed for a student, a written request must be made by the parent. This is
done to ensure the safety of your child. Whenever a student is going to be absent for some other cause,
the parent shall contact the principal before the absence occurs.
All students are required to go outside for recess. Parents should not send notes requesting their
child be kept in during recess for “runny noses, sore throats, or colds.” Please keep your child at home if
they show these flu type symptoms. Teachers have outdoor responsibilities and cannot be responsible
for students that are ill and must stay in the classroom.
TARDINESS
A student arriving after the scheduled time will be counted tardy. A note of explanation or a
phone call would be appreciated.
HABITUAL TRUANTS
Beginning with the 1998-99 school year, a habitual truant is defined as a student who is absent
from school without an acceptable excuse for part or all of five or more days on which school is held
during a semester. Habitual truants are reported for all grades.
STATE STATUTE ON ATTENDANCE
Section 118.15 Compulsory school attendance. (1)(a) Except as provided under pars. (b) to (d)
and sub. (4), unless the child is excused under sub. (3) or has graduated from high school, any person
having under control a child who is between the ages of 6 and 18 years shall cause the child to attend
regularly during the full period and hours, religious holidays excepted, that the public or private school
in which the child should be enrolled is in session until the end of the school term, quarter or semester of
the school year in which the child becomes 18 years of age.
Section 118.16 School attendance enforcement. (1) In this section: (a) “Habitual truant” means a
pupil who is absent from school without an acceptable excuse under sub. (4) and s. 118.15 for either of
the following: 1. Part or all of 5 or more days out of 10 consecutive days on which school is held during
a school semester. 2. Part or all of 10 or more days on which school is held during a school semester.
*For further clarifications, please request to see the handbook.
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HOMEWORK
Students may be expected to do some studying at home. Spelling is important. Basic facts in
Arithmetic need continual work. Library reading must be done consistently at home. Social Studies and
Science require reference work and study. Religion classes require reflection. Language composition
work will sometimes be required. These are examples of what you might expect home for work. Studies
not completed during school hours become homework.
BOOK CARE
Students must take care of the books given to them for their use. A backpack is required (no
wheels) for taking books home. Students are responsible for any damage done through carelessness or
neglect. We ask students not to mend books at home. If a book tears, it should be reported to the teacher
and it will be taken care of. This is also true in regard to our newer library books. No reference books
are permitted out of school. Reimbursement for text books will be assessed when excessive damage
(beyond normal wear and tear) is noted.
NON DISCRIMINATION CLAUSE
St. Anthony School shall not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, creed, political
affiliation, physical, mental, emotional, or learning disabilities, handicap, gender, gender orientation,
age, national origin, citizenship, martial or parental status, ancestry, color, or any other reason prohibited
by state or federal law.
POLICY ON HARASSMENT
POLICY #5160 (GBDB)
It is the policy of the educational programs governed by the Diocesan Total Board of Catholic
Education to maintain a learning and working environment that is free from any type of harassment. No
employee, volunteer or student associated with these programs shall be subjected to any type of
harassment.
It shall be a violation of this policy for any employee, volunteer or student to harass another
employee, volunteer or student.
Each administrator shall be responsible for promoting understanding and acceptance of, and
assuring compliance with local, state, and federal laws and Board policy and procedures governing
harassment within the educational/catechetical program or office.
Violations of this policy or procedure will be cause for disciplinary action.
POLICY ON SEXUAL HARASSMENT
POLICY #5170 (GBDB)
It is the policy of the educational programs governed by the Diocesan Total Board of Catholic
Education to maintain a learning and working environment that is free from sexual harassment. No
employee, volunteer or student associated with these programs shall be subject to sexual harassment. It
shall be a violation of this policy for any employee, volunteer or student to harass another employee,
volunteer or student.
Each administrator shall be responsible for promoting understanding and acceptance of, and
ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal laws and board policy and procedures governing
sexual harassment within the educational program or office. Violations of this policy or procedure will
be cause for disciplinary action.
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Anti –Bullying Procedures for St. Anthony Students
St. Anthony School believes that every child should feel safe and secure in the school environment. Therefore, we do
not tolerate bullying or harassment in any form. If bullying does happen, all students should be able to tell anyone
and know that all incidents will be dealt with promptly.
Definition: Bullying is repeated and unjustifiable behavior intended to cause fear, distress and/or
harm by a more powerful individual or group against a less powerful individual or group, unable
to effectively resist.
Type of Bullying
Physical
Description
Procedures/consequences
Hitting, pushing, slapping,
punching, spitting, kicking,
tripping, scratching,
throwing things
First Offense
*verbal warning & discussion with teacher
*verbal recommendations & apology
* record incident
Verbal
Teasing, name calling,
spreading rumors, trying to
get other students not to
like or play with someone
Second Offense
*same as first offense
*teacher contacts parent(s)
* loss of recess
Non-verbal
Deliberately excluding
someone from a group
threatening gestures or
body language
Harassment
Any unwanted,
unwelcome behavior which
makes a person feel
humiliated or offended
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Third Offense
*same as second offense
*teacher contacts parent(s)
* loss of 2 recesses
* student writes list of how he/she will
change behavior
Fourth Offense
*same as third
* principal contacts parent(s)
* other consequences as deemed
necessary by the principal
POLICY ON FIREARMS, WEAPONS, AND OTHER DANGEROUS OBJECTS
POLICY #4604
Firearms, weapons and other dangerous objects are not permitted in schools or religious
education buildings. The possession or use of such by employees, volunteers or students is not permitted
in the aforementioned buildings or on the grounds or property owned, used or operated by the parish,
school or religious education program.
For the purpose of this policy, a “weapon” is any instrument or device designed primarily for use
in inflicting death or injury upon a human being or animal, and which is capable of inflicting death upon
a human being when used in the manner for which it was designed. Additionally, any instrument or
device of any sort whatsoever which is actually used in such a manner as to indicate that an individual
intends to inflict death or serious injury upon the other, and which, when so used, is capable of inflicting
death upon a human being, is a weapon. Weapons include, but are not limited to, any handgun, rifle, or
other firearm, dagger, razor, stiletto, switchblade knife, or knife having a blade exceeding five inches in
length. Facsimiles of weapons used in a threatening fashion are subject to this policy. Dangerous objects
include, but are not limited to clubs, nunchakus, brass knuckles, knives, butterfly knives, and stun guns.
It is illegal to discharge a firearm in the school zone.
Police shall be notified immediately if an assault or battery occurs resulting from use or
threatened use of a firearm, weapon or dangerous object on the grounds. When possible, such dangerous
objects shall be taken from the person. Parents of students found in possession of such dangerous objects
shall be notified.
Any student in possession of a firearm while participating in any school, parish, regional or
diocesan program of religious education and youth ministry, shall be immediately suspended pending a
hearing before the local board responsible for the aforementioned program. For purposes of this policy,
the term “firearm” includes any weapon designed to expel a projectile by the action of an explosive, the
frame or receiver of any such weapon, a muffler or silencer for such a weapon or an explosive,
incendiary or poison gas. The normal consequence for such an action is expulsion from the program no
less than 12 months. Re-admission of the student at the end of the expulsion period will be based on the
recommendation of the principal/administrator to the local Total Board of Catholic Education. A student
expelled under the provision of this policy shall not be admitted to any Catholic school or
parish/regional/diocesan programs of religious education and youth ministry within the Diocese of
Green Bay within that 12 month period, unless the principal/administrator, in consultation with the
office of Total Catholic Education, meet with and discuss the situation with the principal/administrator
of the school/program from which the student was expelled. To be considered for admission, the burden
of proof shall be upon the student to demonstrate a willingness to comply with all school/program
regulations, pose no threat or harm to others, and participate in regular counseling sessions to determine
progress.
REGULATION FIREARMS AND WEAPONS
1. The safety of students, faculty/catechists and staff should be of paramount consideration in
decisions regarding disciplinary actions against students violating this policy.
2. If a student brings a weapon to school/religious education building, the administration must be
reasonably assured by a competent professional that the student does not pose future danger to
others before returning to school/program.
3. Police should be notified immediately if an assault or a battery occurs resulting from use or
threatened use of a firearm or weapon by a student.
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ATHLETICS
St. Anthony elementary students have both girl and boys basketball teams. Students in grades 3-6
may participate. Academic performance standards are enforced. The athletic Director and coaches
arrange schedules. Regulations of extra-curricular athletics in the elementary schools in the Diocese of
Green Bay are followed.
POLICY #6145.21 (D/B)
The Diocesan Board of Education has clearly stated that the primary purpose of Catholic
Education is to educate and develop mind, spirit, and body. It also clearly affirms the importance of
providing physical education instruction within the school day and wholesome athletic experiences for
all students as integral aspects of a total school program.
ELIGIBILITY:
It is a privilege to participate in athletics; it is a privilege to represent a school/parish.
*Eligibility to compete on a parish team will be determined by the Principal/Religious Education
Coordinator and the Athletic Director.
**Eligibility on the Parish team will be determined by enrollment/participation in day school or St.
Anthony/St. Patrick’s Religious Education program. (6th grade non-Catholics may continue to
participate upon graduation from the day school in 5th grade).
***Eligibility will depend on students being in good standing which is based on academic effort,
attitude, attendance and conduct, both in school and at parish functions.
BICYCLES / SCOOTERS
Bicycles/scooters are parked on the west playground. To ensure safety, we ask that the students
riding bicycles/scooters to school walk their bicycles/scooters on the playground to and from the street.
FIELD TRIPS / CHAPERONES
Field trips are permitted on the basis that they support the grade level curriculum. Each request is
given individual consideration.
Chaperones
 VIRTUS / Background Check – All chaperones must have attended a VIRTUS training
session and have a background check on file. VIRTUS training gives out much needed
information on keeping our children and vulnerable adults safe from predators and inappropriate
behaviors. The training covers the warning signs of abuse, what to do if you suspect abuse, and
how to structure your activities so that it doesn’t happen. The school is required to run a
background check on all those completing this training.
 Chaperone form – All chaperones must have a signed “Guidelines for Field Trip Chaperones”
form on file.
PLAYGROUND RULES
1. Monkey bars – use hands to go across, no hanging from knees and no sitting on the top.
2. Kickballs, footballs, etc. – Play with the balls away from the school windows. Tell a supervisor if
a ball goes out of the playground. No balls are allowed on the environmental play area.
3. No climbing on the fence.
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4. Jump ropes – Use for jumping only.
5. Language – Only language that is appropriate inside the classroom will be allowed outside.
6. Cooperation – Students should try to include everyone who wants to play. If another student is
bothering you or your game, tell the supervisor.
7. Outside – Students are to remain outside the entire recess and should obtain permission to go
indoors.
8. Visibility – Students are to be in an area where they can be seen by the supervisor at all times.
9. Playing on high snow banks is with supervisor/teacher discretion.
10. Snowballs are not allowed.
11. Tackling games are not allowed.
PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS: PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES.
Violations – Students who violate rules the first time will be asked to stand against the outside
wall for 5 minutes. If a second violation occurs on the same day, the student will be given another time
out for 10 minutes. If the student receives 3 violations in 1 week, that student will miss 1 noon recess.
TITLE 1
One of the services provided through the public school is a federally funded program entitled
“Chapter 1.” Chapter 1 is designed to provide children with extra help in reading. Children will be
involved in small groups or individual learning experiences targeted to meet each student’s needs. The
work will supplement his/her regular classroom work and will be performed at times not to conflict with
the basic reading and/or math instruction time and special subjects. On a weekly basis, the Chapter 1
teacher will also work with the children in the classroom in small groups or work cooperatively with the
classroom teacher in a whole group setting.
Children are selected through test results, teacher recommendations and/or if classroom
performance indicates that additional help is needed. A letter will be sent home stating whether they are
in the program. Chapter 1 is not an “Exceptional or Special Program.” Instead, it provides an
opportunity for additional remedial education for regular education students. Chapter 1 is a very positive
learning experience for the children. The "one-to-one" attention enhances their self-concept and the use
of hands on materials and manipulatives show children how much fun learning can be.
Chapter 1 is available to our students through your tax money. Any St. Anthony student
participating in this program may be bused to either Oconto Falls Elementary or Washington School, or
services may be provided in our building. Parents will be informed.
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LEARNING DISABILITIES
A "Learning Disabilities Program" is available through the public school to those students who
exhibit unique and complex learning problems. These problems are due to a disorder which exists within
the child and interferes with the ability to read, write, spell, do math, organize and acquire information.
The classroom teacher may fill out a referral form on a child whom he or she feels may exhibit these
learning problems. The parent then will receive an "intent to refer" letter. A parent signature is needed
on this form before any testing begins. The assessment tests are needed in order to find out more about
the child's learning difficulties and the grade levels at which they are performing.
If a learning disability is suspected, the child must be tested by a team of professionals which
consists of a psychologist, a special education teacher, a speech and language therapist, if needed, and
other specialists. The team of professionals will meet to discuss the test results with the parent. If the test
scores are compliant with the state guidelines for the program, the parent is offered a placement for the
child.
The special Education Teacher will complete an individualized educational plan for the child,
which consists of specific skill areas the child needs to work on. The child will be taken to a learning
disabilities classroom to work on these subjects and then main streamed to his/her regular classroom for
the other academic classes.
This program is available to our students through your tax money. Any St. Anthony students
participating in the program are bused to either Oconto Falls Elementary or Washington School.
SPEECH
Speech services are available through the public school. Sessions are held here at St. Anthony’s.
Referrals are made by the classroom teacher.
EMERGENCY FORMS
Please be sure there is an updated, signed emergency card on file at school for your child. We
use this form to determine who has “legal rights” concerning your child. If there are restrictions, please
supply the school office with the court documentation. Anyone that you would like to be able to “sign
out” your child during the day must be listed on the form, this includes siblings.
MEDICATION PROCEDURE
No medication shall be given to a student by any school personnel unless written instructions for
dispensing the medication, along with written authorization from the parent/guardian authorizing school
personnel to give the medication. In order for school personnel to dispense the medication, parents must
complete a “Medication Consent Form.”
Medication to be given in the school MUST have:
- A written order from the physician.
- Student's full name on the container.
- Name of the drug and dose.
- Time to be given.
- Parent/legal guardian permission.
Medication will be taken, by the student at a designated time, supervised by authorized
personnel. It is the responsibility of the student, if appropriate, not school personnel, to get his/her
medication at the designated time. Limited quantities of the medication should be kept at school.
Parents must notify school when the drug is discontinued and the dosage or time is changed. If the
medication is resumed, a new order must be received.
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Parents must sign a permission slip for teachers to give a child over the counter medicine,
including cough drops. Aspirin or Tylenol can be stored in the office for your child and administrated
on a needed basis. All over the counter medicine is the family’s responsibility to provide. Medicine
must be provided in their original non-expired containers. Medicine should not be kept in your child’s
backpack or desk (except for epipens or inhalers).
If this applies to your child, please complete the medication forms provided in this handbook.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
Diseases
Chickenpox
German Measles
Measles
Mumps
Scabies, Lice
Streptococcal Diseases
(Scarlet Fever, Strep Throat, Impetigo)
Whooping Cough
Pink Eye
Infectious Hepatitis
Time From Exposure to Symptoms
14-21 days
10-21 days
10-21 days
16-26 days (usually 18)
1-7 days
2-7 days
Diseases
Chickenpox
German Measles
Measles
Mumps
Scabies, Lice
Streptococcal Diseases
Number of Days to Keep Student at Home:
7 days
3 days from onset
7 days
1 week or until swelling disappears
Exclude until adequately treated (no nits)
Child given oral antibiotics and completely
recovered may return 24 hours after start of
treatment.
3 weeks from start of "whooping" or 28 days
from start of "cold" symptoms.
Keep at home during acute stage.
1 week or until completely recovered.
Should be treated and areas covered.
Whooping Cough
Pink Eye
Infectious Hepatitis
Ringworm
Within 14 days
24-72 hours
10-14 days
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PARENT OR GUARDIAN MEDICATION
CONSENT FORM 2014-2015
Full Name of Child
____________________________________________________________________________________
Name of drug and dosage
____________________________________________________________________________________
Hour it is to be given
____________________________________________________________________________________
Name of Physician
____________________________________________________________________________________
Phone # _____________________________________________________________________________
Reason for medication
____________________________________________________________________________________
Name of person who will be giving the medication during school hours will be (to be filled out by the
Principal)
____________________________________________________________________________________
I hereby give my permission to the above designated person to give the medication to my child
according to the directions stated above and to contact the child's physician.
I further agree to hold the St. Anthony’s School and the above designated person harmless in any and all
claims arising from the administration of the medication at school.
I agree to notify the school in writing at the termination of this request or when any change in the above
orders are necessary.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian
Date
*******Extra forms are available at the School Office.
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PHYSICIAN ORDER FOR MEDICATION
ADMINISTRATION 2014-2015
Date Order Effective From: _____________________________________________________________
To: _______________________________________________________________
Dear _______________________________________________________________________________
Individual(s) Administrating Medication
Name of Student _____________________________________________________________________
Address ____________________________________________________________________________
Telephone Number ___________________________
School ______________________________________________________Grade _________________
Physician's Telephone Number ___________________________________
Diagnosis __________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
Medication/dose/route/frequency/duration ________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
If PRN (as the situation demands) medication, conditions under which medication should be given:
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
State the conditions/circumstances under which direct contact shall be made with me should the student
receiving the medication develop a condition or has a reaction to the medication.
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
Physician's Signature _________________________________________________________________
Date _________________________________
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Wellness Policy
As a Catholic School, we thank God for the gift of life. We are called to care for this
gift. Therefore, we will learn how to nourish and take care of our bodies so that we can be
healthy and strong.
The intent behind having a Wellness Policy is to curb the ever increasing rate of obesity
among our young people. Obesity and malnutrition in general can increase the risk of
Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease risk factors, poor bone development leading to
fractures, and psychological and emotional problems related to size discrimination, just to
name a few. All of these not only impair a child’s quality of life; but can result in
absences from school, lack of concentration, and poor test scores.
St. Anthony School is implementing this policy by requiring wellness education and
practices that include but are not limited to the following:
*health and nutrition education
Each class will study a unit on nutrition and physical health
Posters on nutrition and food facts will be displayed in the cafeteria
*physical activity
Students will have physical education classes 2 times a week
Students will have a morning and noon recess (totaling 40 minutes)
*safety/protection education
Students will participate in “Protecting God’s Children” curriculum
(Focus: recognizing and responding to abuse situations)
Students will study a unit on general safety (fire, swimming, and internet)
*school based activities to promote student health and wellness
Staff exercise program (sets example for students)
School garden: students will help plant and harvest items when possible
Food Demonstrations: invite guests to show how to make healthy
snacks and meals. Use fruit, cheese, veggies, and other healthy alternatives
to sweet treats
*nutrition practices as recommended by the Diocesan Nutrition standards and
USDA Guidelines. (Mrs. Steffens has been meeting with a nutritionist)
Wellness committee: Rosemary Marifke, Catherine Steffens, Lynn Beaumier,
Stephanie Kurek, Sue Beschta, Kathy Nall, and Mike Applebee
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FOR SOME
FINE FOOD
St. Anthony School Hot Lunch Program 2014-2015
Serving up a “Well-Balanced Education”
Daily $2.60
Weekly $13.00
Quarterly $117.00 (45 days)
Extra milk 35¢
Adult guests $3.50 a day
Half day students in 4K & 5K - Milk/snack price $80.00 annually
Extended 5K students receive two snacks per day – Milk/snack price $160.00 annually
(Milk/snack fee can be paid in 2 installments –1st semester & 2nd semester)
Guests are invited to join us for lunch at anytime. Please notify the kitchen at least one
day ahead of time.
Food Service Manager: Catherine Steffens
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Program
We are excited to welcome you to the St. Anthony School 4K program. We encourage parent
participation and welcome your comments and involvement. Always feel free to call school and leave
your child’s teacher a message. The teacher will return your call as soon as possible. (846-2276)
4K- Philosophy
Our goal is to nurture young children and provide a value oriented,
positive introduction to formal education.
We believe a child’s first school experience is important because it lays the foundation for all future
educational experiences. We believe that each child is a unique gift from God. Our approach involves
the whole child and recognizes that each child develops at their own pace. We provide an environment
that is safe, loving, and rich in opportunities for learning and growth through age appropriate hands-on
activities. Our aim is to develop a habit of prayer, listen to God’s Word, and build a Christian
community.
St. Anthony School 4K program educates students who are 4 years old by September 1st and are potty
trained. We take into account that children this age have a wide range of ability levels. Because of this
we have a curriculum that provides for individual differences.
In the 4 year old program we work toward socialization by enabling each child to accept differences and
diversity in their world. We provide each child with the following techniques and skills necessary to
function in society:
 Instilling a sense of right and wrong through social awareness
 Helping each child handle his/her problems by teaching problem solving
 Acknowledging feelings and understanding what the feelings mean
 Teaching respect for all living creatures
 Creating opportunities to show kindness toward others through helping
 Setting up an environment to facilitate friendship and a sense of community within the
program
 Encouraging questions and facilitating answers
 Allowing the children to enjoy process over product
In addition to the socialization aspect of the program, skills necessary for academic progress are
introduced:


Structured activities-art, science, music, literature, beginning reading skills, library
visits, letter and number recognition, gross motor activities
Provide for individual differences in each child
Introduce socialization skills specific to school: lining up, using the restroom, taking turns,
etc.
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4K-continued
There are 3 basic educational components designed to aid in specific developmental areas. First, the
children will have the opportunity to participate in large group, teacher directed experiences to develop
listening skills and the ability to follow directions. Second, the children will have the choice of small
group activities designed to enhance social skills and provide individual attention. Thirdly, the children
will have free choice activities that allow for personal interests and self-expression.
Discipline Policy: We expect the children to come to school and be themselves. They should have a
general respect for others and for the classroom equipment.
1. Verbal Redirection
2. Substitution-changing the activity
3. Time outs-these will be used on a very limited basis
4. Follow-up explanation of appropriate behavior
5. Behavior discussed with the parents
Dress
1. Shoes: Wear comfortable shoes with non-skid soles that are simple to take off. Avoid slippery
shoes that may cause falls during running games, and clogs or flip-flops, which inhibit any
running, galloping or skipping.
2. Do wear comfortable, school appropriate clothes. Clothes should be worn that can be easily
managed by the children in the bathroom. (Coveralls or one piece clothing are usually hard for
the children to manage.)
3. Dress children appropriately for the weather. Outdoor play, when possible, is an important part
of our program. Boots and snow pants are required during winter.
Early Release Days
There will be no classes for 4K on scheduled early release days: September 17, October 7,
May 14 and June 4.
Snow Days
Snow days will be the same as Oconto Falls Public School. If Oconto Falls is cancelled for the day or
calling early dismissal, St. Anthony 4K will also cancel. Please listen to your local radio and television
station for school cancellations.
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PARENT
PERMISSION
FORMS
THE FOLLOWING FORMS SHOULD BE SIGNED AND
RETURNED TO SCHOOL BY SEPTEMBER 12.
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FIELD TRIP PARENTAL PERMISSION SLIP
2014-2015
Dear Parents:
As part of certain activities being carried out during the school year, your child will
be taking supervised, planned trips. These trips may serve as the introduction to a unit of
study, or they may be the culminating activity after a unit has been completed. This will
include trips to the post office, Memorial Field, School Forest, OFES, PAC, etc. We feel
that these trips have a definite value.
In order to have a record in your child's file of your willingness to cooperate, will
you please complete the following form? This form covers trips in town. Trips of a
greater distance will require a separate permission slip. Thank you.
_____________________________________________________________________
I hereby give my (son, daughter) ___________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
Permission to take part in the excursions planned for the 2014-2015 school year.
________________________________________
Child(s) Name
________________________________________
Parent's signature
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HELP WANTED!
Preschool Families do not need to fill this out.
Mrs. Lemke will request help as needed.
If you would like to lend a hand this year, please check the items
that interest you and complete the remainder of the form. We'll be in
touch. Thank you!
Things that can be done at home .........
_____ Tracing, coloring, and cutting out
_____ Assembling books
_____ Assorted typing
_____ Baking
_____ Making phone calls
_____ Other __________________
Things that can be done at school .......
_____ Working with the children
_____ Cleaning
_____ Sharing special interests
_____ Painting
_____ Assisting on field trips
_____ Maintenance
_____ Planning parties
_____ Student Supervision
_____ Clerical duties
(during movies, etc)
_____ Putting up bulletin boards
_____ Other ___________________
Student(s): ______________________________________________
Parent: _________________________________________________
Phone: _________________________________________________
Additional Comments: ____________________________________
_______________________________________________________
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INCLEMENT WEATHER/EARLY
DISMISSAL PLAN 2014-2015
NAME: _________________________________________________
(Last Name)
(First Name)
NAME: _________________________________________________
(Last Name)
(First Name)
NAME: _________________________________________________
(Last Name)
(First Name)
In the event that Oconto Falls Area Schools and St. Anthony’s
are to close prior to the regular dismissal time, please have my child
follow the plan checked below. The plan has been discussed with my
child.
1. __________Dismiss my child at the announced time and have him/
her walk home.
2. __________Dismiss my child at the announced time and have him/
her go home on the school bus he/she normally rides.
3. _________________________ I will pick my child up at the
(Parent's Name)
announced early dismissal time.
4. _________________________will pick my child up at the
(Neighbor or friend's name)
announced early dismissal time.
________________________________________________________
(Parent's Signature)
(Date)
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Contact for Early Dismissal, Important
Updates and Emergency Evacuations
2014-2015
As stated in the handbook, if school has early release due to inclement weather it is
announced on local radio stations and TV. With your permission we can inform you by
e-mail or texting your cell phone. Please keep in mind if you do not currently hold a plan
with free texting a small fee may be applied by your carrier. It is important that you list
your cell phone carrier.
When all data is received and entered we will be running a test. Watch for all
updates in future datelines. If you have any questions please call the office
Student(s) Name: _____________________________________________________________________
1st Cell Phone Number: ____________________ & Cell Phone Carrier: _________________________
2nd Cell Phone Number: ____________________ & Cell Phone Carrier: _________________________
1st E-Mail Address: ________________________________________________________
2nd E-Mail Address: _______________________________________________________
I give permission for St. Anthony School to e-mail and/or text my cell phone(s). I am responsible for
any fee by the phone carrier and understand the above information will only be used by staff personnel.
_____________________________________
Parents Signature
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__________________
Date
Photo & Family Information Release
Form 2014-2015
Photo
I, the parent/legal guardian of, ____________________________________, grant my expressed
permission for St. Anthony School to exhibit photographs or likenesses of the above-named student(s).
(Please initial to indicate permission, write in “no” to indicate refusal.)
______ School publications (school newspaper, principal’s newsletter, photo albums, etc. – first and
last names may be included.)
______ Raffle Calendar (no names will be included)
______ Press/media releases (newspaper articles/features, fundraising brochures, school profile, etc. –
first and last names may be included.)
______ The St. Anthony Catholic School website which is being created (no names will be included)
School Directory
I give permission for St. Anthony School to distribute our family information to all the school families in
the school directory. Please list the information you would like to share with other school families:
Father & Mother’s Name: _____________________________________________________________
Primary:
Phone: ______________________________ E-mail: ______________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________________________
Secondary:
Phone: ______________________________ E-mail: ______________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________________________
By signing this release, I acknowledge that I hereby release and forever discharge St. Anthony Catholic
School and the Diocese of Green Bay and the trustees, officers, agents, and employees of the School
and Diocese from and against any and all claims, damages or suits which may arise from, the use of
the St. Anthony Catholic School publications, press/media releases, or website, including, but not
limited to, the exhibition of the above-named student’s photograph or likeness or publication of the
student’s name.
Parent’s Signature_________________________________________________
Date________________
Student /Students Name___________________________________________________________
(Please print)
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PARENTS:
The St. Anthony School handbook can be found on the St.
Anthony Parish website (stanthonys-ocontofalls.org) located under
the school tab found on the right hand side of the home page. Or a
copy can be picked up in the school office. We would like you to
detach and return to school this form stating that you have read the
St. Anthony’s Parent-Student Handbook.
Please return by September 12, 2014.
Thank you.
___________________________
(Parent's Signature)
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
Student's Name(s)
We would appreciate any suggestions you may have that would
make the booklet more informative to you and your child(ren).
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
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