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Parent Handbook First Grade 2004-2005 Mrs. Quinn

Parent Handbook First Grade 2004-2005 Mrs. Quinn. Centreville Elementary School 213 Homewood Avenue Centreville, Maryland 21617 410-758-1320. Kendall Brandt Jacob Brown Sha’Dara Brummell Julia DAmbrosio Michael DAmbrosio John “Tripp” Evans Jose Gonzoles Tara Kenna

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Parent Handbook First Grade 2004-2005 Mrs. Quinn

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  1. Parent HandbookFirst Grade 2004-2005Mrs. Quinn Centreville Elementary School 213 Homewood Avenue Centreville, Maryland 21617 410-758-1320

  2. Kendall Brandt Jacob Brown Sha’Dara Brummell Julia DAmbrosio Michael DAmbrosio John “Tripp” Evans Jose Gonzoles Tara Kenna Robert Kight Gillian Lozak Jordon McNeal Deshaye Moals Rachel Oliver Mark Schinault Anthony White McKenzie Woodward Jose Zapata Class List

  3. Specials Schedule Monday Media (book selection day) Tuesday P.E. (wear tennis shoes) Wednesday Music Thursday Media Friday Art and P.E. (wear tennis shoes)

  4. Centreville Elementary SchoolRules • I will speak to all adults and children in a kind and gentle manner. • I will follow the directions of all adults in charge. • I will walk quietly at all times. • I will keep my hands, feet, and objects to myself. • I will take care of my school building, books and materials.

  5. Hallway Rules • Students will walk silently, single file on the silver line to the right side of the hallway. • Students should be facing forward at all times keeping their hands and feet to themselves at all times. • Students may acknowledge other students or teachers in the hallway by use of the silent wave.

  6. Cafeteria Rules • Students will sit at assigned tables. • Students must ask permission to leave their seats once they have sat down. • Students may converse quietly only with the others at their assigned tables. The LIGHTS OFF signal means absolute silence immediately. • Students dispose of trash as they line up to leave. • Students should not share or swap food.

  7. Playground Rules • Students will use the equipment appropriately. • Students should stay off the grass. • Students should line up promptly and orderly at the end of recess.

  8. Classroom Rules 1. Be kind.

  9. Homework Policy I believe homework is important because it is a valuable aid in helping students make the most of their experience in school. I give homework because it is useful in reinforcing what has been learned in class, it teaches responsibility, and it helps develop positive study habits.

  10. Homework PolicyContinued… Homework will be assigned Monday through Thursday nights. The majority of homework will be in the subjects of math and reading. In addition to nightly homework I encourage you to read to your child every evening.

  11. Student’s Homework Responsibilities I expect students to put forth their best effort on their homework assignments, and that all assignments be turned in the following day.

  12. Teacher’s Homework Responsibility I will check all homework assignments daily. Feedback will be given to the students and the parents if necessary.

  13. Parent’s Homework Responsibility Parents are the key to making homework a positive experience for their children. Establish a daily routine that is consistent and supportive. Please contact me if you are experiencing problems.

  14. If Students Do Not Complete Homework If students do not complete their homework it will be noted in their daily communication folder. If students continuously miss assignments, parents will be contacted directly. Students will be expected to complete their homework during their recess of the day the assignment was due. If there is a legitimate reason why a student is not able to finish homework, please send me a note on the day the homework is due stating the reason it was not completed. This note must be signed by the parent.

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