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Woodland Heights Elementary

Woodland Heights Elementary. Cafeteria Guidelines. Cafeteria Guidance. Greeting classes in the cafeteria: Your smile and positive role modeling encourages all our students to feel good about following the rules and expectations Please meet your class in the hallway beside the cafeteria.

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Woodland Heights Elementary

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  1. Woodland Heights Elementary Cafeteria Guidelines

  2. Cafeteria Guidance • Greeting classes in the cafeteria: • Your smile and positive role modeling encourages all our students to feel good about following the rules and expectations • Please meet your class in the hallway beside the cafeteria

  3. Students will enter and leave the cafeteria in quiet lines. • Students will be served only once through the serving line. Students that pack lunch will pick up a tray to eat their lunch on to keep clean and sanitary. • All classes will be monitored by a teacher, a teacher assistant, or a parent. • Students will eat with best manners while sitting properly….

  4. Students will have 5 minutes of silent eating signaled by the RED cup…. The adult supervisor will display a GREEN cup indicating quiet talking, once all students have eaten a nutritious lunch. Students will talk with those at their assigned table. Each class will clean their table and floor around their assigned lunch table.

  5. Circulating around the tables • Moving about ensures that all students get to see you and helps students follow the rules • Awareness of the younger students needing help with their lunch items. • Being able to monitor the noise level and to help avoid any potential problems that may occur.

  6. Cleaning Up… • Teachers assign jobs to students… • Adults use the disinfecting spray only and when finished needs placed on the window ledge. • Students may use the paper towels to dry off tables. • Students may also use the broom and dustpan • Trash containers to be put back in their designated area when done. • Giving students the guidance will reinforce them as they help to do their part in maintaining their school.

  7. Departing the Cafeteria • Your positive role modeling behaviors will remind students to walk and keep body parts to themselves. • Students are expected to line up and exit quietly • The stage area and the steps need to be off limits when entering or exiting

  8. Just to think about… • Please pay close attention to your assigned classroom…I know how easy it would be to get caught up in a conversation with other adults in the cafeteria…but our kids need you! • Please dress appropriately when coming to our school. We want to provide good examples of behavior and dress!

  9. Thank you for helping our Cafeteria to be a positive, safe and healthy experience for our students! Questions? Complete the volunteer profile form. Please Plus-Delta today’s information

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