Back To School Information. Dickinson Independent School District. First Day of School is Monday, August 25, 2014

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1 Dickinson Independent School District Back To School Information First Day of School is Monday, August 25, 2014 New School Start Times Announced for Secondary Campuses Secondary campuses (DHS, MJHS, Barber, Dunbar) will be starting 10 minutes earlier at 7:20 a.m. Dickinson High School: McAdams Junior High School: Dunbar Middle School: Barber Middle School: Bay Colony Elementary School: Calder Road Elementary School: Hughes Road Elementary School: Little Elementary School: San Leon Elementary School: Silbernagel Elementary School: Dickinson Continuation Center: 7:20 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 7:20 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 7:20 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 7:20 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The Dickinson ISD summer work schedule is Monday-Thursday, June 9 - July 31, During these two months, all district offices and campuses will be closed on Fridays. The Education Support Center and campuses will also be closed the week of June 30 - July 3, P. O. Drawer Z, Dickinson, Texas FM 517 East, Dickinson, Texas

2 House Bill 5 makes major changes to EOC exams and graduation requirements starting with freshman The 83rd Regular Session of the Texas Legislature passed HB 5 and it became effective with the Governor s signature in June This bill made changes to the Texas Education Code (TEC) in a number of areas including curriculum, accountability, assessment and accreditation. Major changes were made to the high school graduation requirements for students who will be freshmen during the school year. HB 5 is designed to instill more flexibility in public education enabling students to either pursue a traditional path into colleges and universities or move directly into the workforce to help fill what business leaders say is a critical skills shortage. Texas students must now pass five end-of-course exams instead of 15 to meet state graduation requirements. The five EOC s are: English I, English II, Algebra I, U.S. History and Biology. HB 5 eliminated the requirement that districts include the EOC results as 15 percent of course grades.the Foundation High School Program replaces the state s 4x4 graduation plan and allows students to receive endorsements in specific areas. Several resources can be found on the Dickinson ISD website ( by clicking on the Texas House Bill 5 Information box on the left-hand side of the homepage. The information is designed to provide assistance in understanding the changes and graduation plans that will impact our students over the next few years. Dickinson High School counselors will schedule individualized meetings with all freshmen and their families between October 2014-March 2015 to finalize endorsements and four-year plans. Click on this box on the Dickinson ISD website for more information. Dickinson ISD launches text messaging feature to communicate time-sensitive information with parents Dickinson ISD will have a new method to communicate with parents the next time the district has time sensitive information to share about an emergency or school closure situation. The school district is launching a new service that will enhance communication by allowing the district to deliver important information to parents via the School Messenger text messaging service. This service is not intended to replace the district s existing means of communication, but rather it will enhance them in the event of an emergency. In order to participate in the new service, parents must indicate their willingness to receive text messages to their phone. The process is simple and takes only a few seconds to complete. Simply text any one of the following words to the number 68453: subscribe, optin, yes. The message, You are registered to receive approx 3 msgs/mo. Txt STOP to quit, HELP for help will be received letting you know the registration process was successful. The opt-in process can be repeated for any other wireless numbers you want to include. While there is no charge from the district for this service, parents are asked to remember when signing up for the text messaging service that they are resposible for any text messaging charges from their wireless provide for receiving text messages. In addition to performing the opt-in process above, parents are asked to ensure the district has correct wireless numbers updated in the Skyward student database. Sign-up to receive Dickinson ISD text alerts Text one of the following words to subscribe optin yes Enrollment Procedures for Homeless Students: Gator Families in Transition The McKinney-Vento Act requires all local educational agencies to immediately enroll students in homeless situations, even if they do not have the required documents, such as school records, medical records, proof of residency and other documents. 2

3 Registration Information Dickinson ISD is offering Online Registration for Returning Students for the School Year Please read over the information below carefully to understand how the online registration process will work for returning Dickinson ISD students. From August 4-15, 2014, Dickinson ISD parents will be able to take advantage of the district's online registration process for returning students. These are students who attend a Dickinson ISD campus at the end of the and will be returning for the school year. A copy of proof of residency is still required to be dropped off at the campus; however, this can be done during a two-week period in August, without having to stand in long lines normally associated with registration each year. The online registration process will be available through the school district website at The district will have complete instructions on the website this summer to walk parents throught the steps they need to take. In order to complete the online registration process, parents must have their login information (user name and password) for Skyward Family Access. If a parent does not have login information, this can be obtained by showing proper identification in the front office at their child's school. Please make sure you have obtained login information ahead of time so you are not delayed in registering your student online. For parents without access to the Internet, computers and assistance will be available at the campuses during designated times to complete the online registration process. Parents of students new to Dickinson ISD for must visit the campus their child will attend and complete the registration process in person as there is more paperwork involved for new students. More information on documents required as well as dates for new student registration can be found in this packet. ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Pre-K-4th Grade) Bay Colony Elementary Calder Road Elementary Hughes Road Elementary K. E. Little Elementary San Leon Elementary Silbernagel Elementary Returning students to Dickinson ISD may complete the online registration process: Online registration will be available August 4-15, 2014 for families of returning Dickinson ISD students through the Skyward Family Access Site. A copy of proof of residency is still required. Please drop off a copy of proof of residency at the front office to your child's elementary school between the hours of 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday-Friday, August 4-15, Please put the name(s) of your student(s) and their grade level for on the proof of residency so we can validate your residential status for all students active at our campus. Proof of Residency includes a current gas, water, electricity bill or lease in the parent s name; If the bill/lease is NOT in parent/guardian s name, additional forms will be required including the service of a notary to complete the registration process in order to validate enrollment. Assistance for individuals who request help with online registration will be offered at campuses during New Student Registration from 1 p.m. - 7 p.m. August 6 and 8 a.m p.m. August 7. Elementary Meet the Teacher Night is Thursday, August 21, Check with your child's campus for exact times. New Students to Dickinson ISD must register at the appropriate campus in person on one of the two dates below: Wednesday, August 6, 2014 Thursday, August 7, p.m. - 7 p.m. 8 a.m p.m. When coming to register your new DISD student(s), parents/guardians must bring COPIES of the following documents for each child Pre-Kindergarten through 4th grade: Student s Birth Certificate, Immunization Record, Social Security Card, Medication information Valid parent ID, (Driver s License, passport, military ID); Court paperwork for Guardianship(s); Proof of Residency (current gas, water, electricity bill or lease in parent s name; If the bill/lease is NOT in parent/guardian s name, additional forms will be required including the service of a notary to complete the registration process in order to validate enrollment; Copy of Divorce/Custody documents, if applicable; Special Education/Section 504 information, if applicable; Copy of last report card if transferring from another District. Kindergarten students must be 5 years old on or before September 1. Pre-Kindergarten students must be 4 years old on or before September 1 and meet one or more of the following criteria: Student is unable to speak or comprehend the English language; Student is economically disadvantaged with proof parental/family income & benefits; Student is homeless; Student is child of active duty member of the US Armed Forces Student is the child of a member of the US Armed Forces that was killed or injured while on active duty; Student is or ever was in the conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services following an adversary hearing. 3

4 Registration Information MIDDLE SCHOOLS (5th - 6th Grades) Barber Middle School Dunbar Middle School Returning students to Dickinson ISD may complete the online registration process: Online registration will be available August 4-15, 2014 for families of returning Dickinson ISD students through the Skyward Family Access Site.A copy of proof of residency is still required. Proof of Residency includes a current gas, water, electricity bill or lease in the parent s name; If the bill/lease is NOT in parent/guardian s name, additional forms will be required including the service of a notary to complete the registration process in order to validate enrollment. Please drop off a copy of proof of residency at the front office to your child's middle school on the following days/times: Wednesday, August 6, 2014 Thursday, August 7, 2014 Friday, August 8, a.m p.m. or 1:30-6 p.m. 7:30-11:30 a.m. or 12:30-2:30 p.m. 7:30-11:30 a.m. or 12:30-2:30 p.m. Middle school parents without access to the Internet can use a computer at the school to complete the online registration process on the following days/times: Tuesday, August 5 - Wednesday, August 13 7:30-11:30 a.m. and 12:30-2:30 p.m. New Students to Dickinson ISD must register in person on one of the following days/times: Mon-Fri, August 11-20, :30-11:30 a.m. and 12:30-2:30 p.m. Thursday, August 21, :30 a.m.-12 p.m. REQUIRED items to be purchased at Barber/Dunbar: CASH ONLY Planners - $3.00 (Dunbar only) Optional Spirit T-Shirts - $10.00 REQUIREMENT for Returning and NEW students to Dickinson ISD: Present Proof of Residency - current utility bill or lease/rental agreement with name of parent/guardian. REQUIRED items for NEW students to Dickinson ISD: (Please bring copy for campus to keep if possible) Student s Birth Certificate, Social Security Card, updated Immunization Record, and parent identification Students report card indicating current grade placement Previous school information (name, address & phone) Achievement test scores/staar scores Court custody documentation, if applicable Special Education/Section 504 information, if applicable MCADAMS JUNIOR HIGH (7th - 8th Grades) McAdams Junior High RETURNING STUDENTS: For , McAdams Junior High will be using an online process of student data verification through the Skyward Family/Student Access link on the Dickinson ISD website. All families must also submit a current proof of residency to the campus. This process must be complete before you appear on campus to receive your list of classes. August 4 August 15, 2014 Online Registration/Verification for Current DISD Students may be accessed through the Skyward Family/Student Access link on the DISD website. Current proof of residency may be ed to KWilson@dickinsonisd.org, faxed to , or delivered to the front office during the hours of 8 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-4 p.m. Campus computer labs will be open and one-on-one assistance will be available on August 11-15, 2014 between the hours of 8 a.m.- 12 p.m. and 1-3:30 p.m. Wednesday, August 13, 2014, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. and 3-7 p.m. Returning Dickinson ISD students may come on this day to complete any of the following back to school tasks: Present current proof of residency [utility (electricity, gas, water, sewer) bill or lease] Present immunization records Verify classes for Pick up Student Handbook and Code of Conduct Purchase PE/Athletic uniforms ($16.00) Pay athletic fee, if applicable ($25.00) Purchase school spirit wear, if desired (shirts $15, hoodies $25) NEW STUDENTS: NEW to Dickinson ISD students may register ahead of time by appointment only on August 14, 15 or 18, 2014 between the hours of 8-11 a.m. and 12:30-3:30 p.m. Please call to schedule your appointment. By having an appointment, this allows the school additional time to work on developing a schedule for your student. New students should bring a birth certificate; immunization (shot record); medication information; student s social security card; Special Education/Section 504 information, if applicable; proof of residency (lease, deed, utility bill, etc.); last report card or withdrawal papers from previous school; and custody papers, if applicable. 4

5 Registration Information DICKINSON HIGH SCHOOL (9th-12th Gr.) DHS Summer Office Hours: June 9-August 1, :15 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Monday -Thursday) August 4-22, a.m. - 3 p.m. (Monday-Friday) DHS School Offices Will Be Closed June 30-July 4, Summer Registration Schedule: Enrollment paperwork for high school students new to the district can be completed at any time during the summer office hours. The paperwork is available in the front office of the high school. New students MUST be accompanied by parent or guardian at registration and should bring all required documents. New Student Registration August 12, a.m. and 12-3 p.m. August 13, a.m. and 12-3 p.m. August 14, p.m. Enrollment paperwork must be completed before meeting with counselors, at which time they will evaluate transcripts and assist students with course selections for the school year. Registration will continue after school begins. It is the parent s responsibility to provide the required documents. If these records are not available, please contact your previous school and have the records faxed to: (281) , Attn: Registrar. Registration requires all of the documents listed: Parent/Guardian Driver s License Students not living with both natural parents must provide a divorce decree stating the custodial parent or a notarized letter from the custodial parent. Proof of residence (current water/electric/gas bill, lease agreement or property tax statement) Students residing in DISD with someone other than the legal parent/guardian must provide a notarized Power of Attorney * form signed by the parent/guardian and a notarized Acceptance of Responsibility * form signed by the person with whom the student is residing. These forms are available in the front office. Birth Certificate Student s Social Security Card Immunization Record Medication information Unofficial Transcript 8th Grade Report Card showing promotion to 9th Grade (first year high school students only) Special Education/Section 504 information, if applicable; Current Student Registration: For , Dickinson ISD will be using an online process for current student registration. This process must be complete prior to picking up your schedule. August 4 - August 15, 2014 Online Registration for all current DISD students will be open. Parents must have access to Skyward in order to do the registration process. The students Skyward access does not have the capabilities to do the online registration. Instructions for completing the online registration are available on the Dickinson ISD website. August 7 - August 8, 2014 DHS will have a computer lab open from 7:30-11 a.m. and 12-3 p.m. to assist families with completing the online registration process. First Day Schedule Pick-up, August 25, 2014 All Dickinson High School students will report to their Homeroom class on the first day of school, August 25, Student names will be posted in various locations around the building indicating the student s assigned Homeroom teacher and room number. During Homeroom, student schedules will be distributed. There will be no early schedule pick-up this year. Parking Permits Parking permits are required for all student vehicles. Students will be assigned a parking space in a designated school parking lot. In order to purchase a parking permit, students must present a valid Texas Driver s License and proof of insurance for the vehicle. Parking spaces are limited and will be sold on a space-available basis. Parking permits must be permanently affixed to the inside of the front windshield on the lower right-hand (passenger) side of the windshield. Parking permits are NOT TRANSFERRABLE to a vehicle other than the one for which the permit was purchased. Any vehicle parked in the school parking lot without a valid parking permit is subject to removal at the owner s expense. Parking permits are $30 each and will be available for purchase according to the following schedule: Grade 12 Students: August 25-29, 2014; 7:20 a.m.-3 p.m. Grade 11 Students: September 2-3, 2014; 7:20 a.m.-3 p.m. GATOR 9 Camp: August 15, 2014; Noon to 3:00 PM We invite all Freshman students to attend our Dickinson High School GATOR 9 Camp. This is a three hour orientation during which time students will get their schedules, meet their teachers, participate in a tour of the building, and attend a Pep Rally. DISD bus transportation from/back-to the DISD elementary school campus closest to the student s home will be provided. Student pick-up and drop-off are scheduled at the elementary school s bus turnaround at 11:40 a.m. (pick-up) and 3:20 p.m. (drop-off). 5

6 DICKINSON ISD STANDARDIZED DRESS CODE A student's appearance has much to do with the way the student feels about himself or herself. Appearance also affects the way in which other students respond to them and has a great deal to do with student success and the learning atmosphere of the school. Because of this, Dickinson Independent School District has established a standardized dress code for students. The student s appearance (clothing, shoes, accessories and grooming) shall not reflect gang affiliation, cause a distraction, nor conceal contraband. ADMINISTRATORS HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY AND RIGHT TO DETERMINE APPROPRIATENESS OF ATTIRE AND GROOMING FOR THE SCHOOL SETTING. GRADES PK-6 SLACKS, JEANS, SKIRTS, DRESSES, JUMPERS, SHORTS OR SKORTS solid color: all solid colors material: no vinyl, leather, suede or fleece pants/jeans: not acceptable cargo/safari pants or other pants with oversize pockets athletic pants (jogging/windsuit/sweat) overalls/coveralls sagging pants stripes, embroidery garments with holes worn or torn in them pants/jeans/capris: acceptable appropriately sized, fitting at the waist cuffed/hemmed at or below ankle embroidery on standard back pockets capris clearly mid-calf length not acceptable: Full length jackets/coats such as those commonly referred to as trench coats or dusters SHOES Students must wear shoes safe and appropriate for school. Shoes must have backs or heel straps and be safe for P.E. not acceptable: house slippers, flip flops or shoes with skates/wheels HAIR Hair must be neat, clean and well groomed. not acceptable: distracting styles and/or coloring skirts, dresses, jumpers length clearly below mid-thigh no stripes or embroidery Shorts No shorter than mid-thigh in length with a hem No cut-off shorts No athletic or gym shorts SHIRTS, BLOUSES, OR SWEATERS color: all solid colors logo: not larger than a half dollar style/cut: collared shirts (golf/polo, turtleneck, dress shirt); DISD spirit shirt, as approved by administration. Short or long sleeves. Appropriately sized and buttoned. Piping or lace only on collars. not acceptable: suede, leather, vinyl multicolor, stripes, embroidery Henley shirts MISCELLANEOUS New students enrolling in Dickinson ISD will be provided a grace period up to fifteen (15) calendar days to comply with the dress code. Tattoos (temporary and permanent) must be covered at all times (at school or while representing the school). Earrings may be worn in the ear only. PROHIBITED ITEMS Revealing or excessively tight garments. Garments with holes worn or torn in them. Glitter, writing/drawing on the face or skin. Sunglasses. Any type of head covering (no cap, hat, hair net, hair rollers or combs may be worn inside the building). Any body piercing except on the ear, such as nose rings, lip rings, tongue rings. Heavy chains, heavy chain necklaces, spike necklaces, or other inappropriate types of jewelry. Accessories with inappropriate decorations or advertisements including but not limited to violence, drugs, alcohol, the occult, gang membership, death, or suicide. OUTSIDE JACKETS AND COATS All fabrics are acceptable. May be DISD school letter jackets. 3/4 length (or less) jackets/coats. Due to safety issues, student backpacks at all campuses must be clear or mesh. Board Approved May 19,

7 DICKINSON ISD STANDARDIZED DRESS CODE A student's appearance has much to do with the way the student feels about himself or herself. Appearance also affects the way in which other students respond to them and has a great deal to do with student success and the learning atmosphere of the school. Because of this, Dickinson Independent School District has established a standardized dress code for students. The student s appearance (clothing, shoes, accessories and grooming) shall not reflect gang affiliation, cause a distraction, nor conceal contraband. ADMINISTRATORS HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY AND RIGHT TO DETERMINE APPROPRIATENESS OF ATTIRE AND GROOMING FOR THE SCHOOL SETTING. SLACKS, JEANS, SKIRTS, DRESSES OR JUMPERS (NO SHORTS OR SKORTS) solid color: all solid colors material: no vinyl, leather, suede or fleece pants/jeans: not acceptable cargo/safari pants or other pants with oversize pockets athletic pants (jogging/windsuit/sweat) overalls/coveralls sagging pants garments with holes worn or torn in them pants/jeans/capris: acceptable appropriately sized, fitting at the waist cuffed/hemmed at or below ankle embroidery on standard back pockets capris clearly mid-calf length skirts, dresses, jumpers length clearly below mid-thigh top of any side, back or front slit on skirt must be clearly below mid-thigh no stripes or embroidery GRADES 7-12 SHOES Students must wear shoes safe and appropriate for school. not acceptable: house slippers, flip flops or shoes with skates/wheels HAIR Hair must be neat, clean and well groomed. Mustaches and beards are prohibited, and faces must be cleanshaven. not acceptable: distracting/extreme styles and/or coloring MISCELLANEOUS New students enrolling in Dickinson ISD will be provided a grace period up to fifteen (15) calendar days to comply with the dress code. No shorts allowed during the grace period. High School ROTC uniforms are considered standardized dress on designated days. Tattoos (temporary and permanent) must be covered at all times (at school or while representing the school) Earrings may be worn in the ear only. Shirts must be appropriately buttoned. SHIRTS, BLOUSES, OR SWEATERS color: all solid colors logo: not larger than a half dollar style/cut: collared shirts (golf/polo, turtleneck, dress shirt); pullover sweater; DISD/Collegiate spirit shirt, as approved by administration. Short or long sleeves. Appropriately sized and buttoned. Visible T-shirt/turtleneck worn under a collared shirt/pullover must be solid color. not acceptable: suede, leather, vinyl multicolor, stripes, embroidery Henley shirts OUTSIDE JACKETS AND COATS All fabrics are acceptable. May be DISD school letter jackets. 3/4 length (or less) jackets/coats are acceptable. not acceptable: Full length jackets/coats such as those commonly referred to as trench coats or dusters. PROHIBITED ITEMS Revealing or excessively tight garments. Spandex/tights may not be worn as pants/shirt. Garments with holes worn or torn in them. Glitter, writing/drawing on the face or skin. Sunglasses. Any type of head covering (no cap, hat, hair net, hair rollers or combs may be worn inside the building). Any body piercing except on the ear, such as nose rings, lip rings, tongue rings. Heavy chains, heavy chain necklaces, spike necklaces, or other inappropriate types of jewelry. Accessories with inappropriate decorations or advertisements including but not limited to violence, drugs, alcohol, the occult, gang membership, sex, death, or suicide. Due to safety issues, student backpacks at all campuses must be clear or mesh. Board Approved May 19,

8 Texas Minimum Texas Minimum State Vaccine State Vaccine Requirements Requirements for for Students Students Grades Grades K-12 K-12 This chart summarizes the vaccine requirements incorporated in the Texas Administrative Code (TAC), Title 25 Health Services, Sections to This chart is not intended as a substitute for consulting the TAC, which has other provisions and details. Click here for complete TAC language. The Department of State Health Services (DSHS) is granted authority to set immunization requirements by the Texas Education Code, Chapter 38, Health & Safety, Subchapter A, General Provisions. IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS A student shall show acceptable evidence of vaccination prior to entry, attendance, or transfer to a child-care facility or public or private elementary or secondary school in Texas. Vaccine Required (Attention to notes and footnotes) Diphtheria/Tetanus/Pertussis (DTaP/DTP/DT/Td/Tdap) 1 Polio 1 Measles, Mumps, and Rubella 1,2 (MMR) Minimum Number of Doses Required by Grade Level K 4 th 5 th - 6 th 7 th 8 th - 11 th 12 th 5 doses or 4 doses 4 doses or 3 doses 5 doses or 4 doses 4 doses or 3 doses 3 dose primary series and 1 Tdap/Td booster within last 5 years 4 doses or 3 doses 3 dose primary series and 1 Tdap/Td booster within last 10 years 4 doses or 3 doses 4 doses or 3 doses 2 doses 2 doses 2 doses 2 doses Hepatitis B 2 3 doses 3 doses 3 doses 3 doses 3 doses NOTES Five (5) doses of diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine; one dose must have been received on or after the 4 th birthday. However, four doses meet the requirement if the 4 th dose was received on or after the 4 th birthday. For students aged 7 years and older, three doses meet the requirement if one dose was received on or after the 4 th birthday. For 7 th grade: one dose of Tdap is required if at least 5 years have passed since the last dose of tetanus- containing vaccine. For 8 th - 12 th grade: one dose of Tdap is required when 10 years have passed since the last dose of tetanus-containing vaccine. Td is acceptable in place of Tdap if a medical contraindication to pertussis exists. Four (4) doses of polio; one dose must be received on or after the 4 th birthday. However, three doses meet the requirement if the 3 rd dose was received on or after the 4 th birthday. The 1 st dose of MMR must be received on or after the 1 st birthday. For K 4 th grade, two doses of MMR are required. For 5 th - 12 th grade, two doses of a measles-containing vaccine, and one dose each of rubella and mumps vaccine is required. For students aged years, two doses meet the requirement if adult hepatitis B vaccine (Recombivax) was received. Dosage and type of vaccine must be clearly documented. Two (2) 10 mcg/1.0 ml of Recombivax). The 1 st dose of varicella must be received on or after the 1 st birthday. For grades K 4 th and 7 th - 11 th, two doses are required. One (1) dose is required for all other grade levels. For any student who receives the 1 st dose on or after 13 years of age, two doses are required. Exemptions Varicella 1,2,3 2 doses 1 dose 2 doses 1 dose The law allows (a) physicians to write a statement stating that the vaccine(s) required would be medically harmful or injurious to the health and well-being of the child or household member, and (b) parents/guardians to choose an exemption from immunization requirements for reasons of conscience, including a religious Meningococcal 1 dose belief. The law does not allow parents/guardians to elect an exemption simply because of inconvenience (for example, a record is lost or incomplete and it is too much trouble Hepatitis to go to A 1,2 a physician or clinic 2 doses to correct the problem). Schools and child-care facilities should The 1 st maintain dose of hepatitis an up-to-date A must be received list of students on or after with the 1exemptions, st birthday. so they may be excluded in times of emergency or epidemic declared by the commissioner of public health. 1 Receipt of the dose up to (and including) 4 days before the birthday will satisfy the school entry immunization requirement. 2 Serologic confirmation of immunity to measles, mumps, rubella, hepatitis B, hepatitis A, or varicella or serologic evidence of infection is acceptable in place of vaccine. 3 Previous illness may be documented with a written statement from a physician, school nurse, or the child's parent or guardian containing wording such as: "This is to verify that (name of student) had varicella disease Instructions for requesting the official exemption affidavit that must be signed by parents/guardians choosing the exemption for reasons of conscience, including (chickenpox) on a or religious about (date) belief, and does can not need be found varicella vaccine." at This written statement will be acceptable Original in place Exemption of any and all varicella Affidavit vaccine must doses be required. completed and submitted to the school or child-care facility. Exemptions For children claiming medical exemptions, a written statement by the physician must be submitted to the school or child-care facility. The law allows (a) physicians to write a statement stating that the vaccine(s) required would be medically harmful or injurious to the health and well-being of the child Provisional or household Enrollment member, and (b) parents/guardians to choose an exemption from immunization requirements for reasons of conscience, including a religious belief. The law does not allow parents/guardians to elect an exemption simply because of inconvenience (for example, a record is lost or incomplete and it is too much All immunizations trouble to go to should a physician be completed or clinic by to the correct first the date problem). of attendance. Schools The and law child-care requires that facilities students should be fully maintain vaccinated an up-to-date against list the of specified students diseases. with exemptions, A student so may they be may enrolled be excluded provisionally in times if the of emergency student has or an epidemic immunization declared record by the that commissioner indicates the of student public has health. received at least one dose of each specified age-appropriate vaccine required by this rule. To remain enrolled, the student must complete the required subsequent doses in each vaccine series on schedule and as rapidly as is Instructions medically feasible for requesting and provide the acceptable official exemption evidence affidavit of vaccination that must to the be school. signed A by school parents/guardians nurse or school choosing administrator the exemption shall review for the reasons immunization of conscience, status of a including provisionally a religious enrolled belief, student can every be found 30 days at to ensure continued compliance Original in completing Exemption the required Affidavit doses must of be vaccination. completed If, and at submitted the end of the to the 30-day school period, or a child-care student has facility. not received a subsequent dose of vaccine, the student is not in compliance and the school shall exclude the student from school attendance until the required dose is administered. For children claiming medical exemptions, a written statement by the physician must be submitted to the school or child-care facility. Documentation Provisional Enrollment Since many types of personal immunization records are in use, any document will be acceptable provided a physician or public health personnel has validated it. All The immunizations month, day, and should year that be completed the vaccination by the was first received date of attendance. must be recorded The law on requires all school that immunization students be fully records vaccinated created or against updated the after specified September diseases. 1, A student may be enrolled provisionally if the student has an immunization record that indicates the student has received at least one dose of each specified age-appropriate vaccine required by this rule. To remain enrolled, the student must complete the required subsequent doses in each vaccine series on schedule and as rapidly as is medically feasible and provide acceptable evidence of vaccination to the school. A school nurse or school administrator shall review the immunization status of a provisionally enrolled student every 30 days to ensure continued compliance in completing the required doses of vaccination. If, at the end of the 30-day period, a student has not received a subsequent dose of vaccine, the student is not in compliance and the school shall exclude the student from school attendance until the required dose is administered. Documentation Since many types of personal immunization records are in use, any document will be acceptable provided a physician or public health personnel has validated it. The month, day, and year that the vaccination was received must be recorded on all school immunization records created or updated after September 1, Texas Department of State Health Services Immunization Branch MC-1946 P. O. Box Austin, TX (800) Stock # 6-14 Rev. 03/2013 8

9 Dickinson Independent School District BAY COLONY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST Teachers may request additional supplies as needed. Backpacks, whether carried or rolling, must be clear or mesh. Pre-Kindergarten 1 8 ct. Crayola classic thick markers 2 16 ct. Crayola crayons ct. Kleenex tissue 1 blue pocket-only poly folder, no brads 1 red pocket-only poly folder, no brads 1 Fiskars 5" blunt-tip scissors 1 pkg. 12 x 18 construction paper (assorted) 2 pkg. 12 x 18 manila paper 2 dry-erase markers 4 jumbo glue sticks (white or clear) 1 plastic school box 1 pkg. white lunch bags 1 pkg. reclosable sandwich bags (boys) 1 pkg. reclosable gallon bags (girls) Kindergarten 12 #2 wood pencils 2 24-pack Crayola crayons 6 Elmer s glue stick, jumbo 1 Fiskars scissors, blunt tip, 5" 2 spiral composition book, wide rule, 70 ct. 1 manila paper, 9 x 12, 50 ct ct. Kleenex tissue 1 pkg. reclosable sandwich bags (boys) 1 pkg. reclosable gallon bags (girls) 1 plastic school box (large size) 1 pink bevel eraser 1 Elmer s school glue, 4 oz. 1 washable Crayola thick classic markers, 8 ct. 2 pocket-only folders (any solid color) 2 kindergarten writing tablets 1 pkg. white lunch bags 2 pkgs. 9 x 12 multi-color construction paper 1 12 oz. hand sanitizer 1 pkg. large paper plates (girls) 1 pkg. small paper plates (boys) First Grade 24 #2 wood pencil 2 24-pack Crayola crayons 6 jumbo glue sticks, 1.28 oz. 1 Fiskars scissors, blunt tip, 5" 6 assorted pocket only folders, solid colors only 2 spiral composition books, wide rule, 70 ct., solid colors only 2 pink bevel erasers ct. Kleenex tissue 12 reclosable quart bags (boys) 12 reclosable gallon bags (girls) 1 plastic school box, large size 4 Expo2 low odor dry eraser markers, black/color 2 4 oz. Elmer s school glue 1 pkg. construction paper (assorted) 1 pkg. Manila paper Second Grade 36 #2 wood pencils 2 24-pack Crayola crayons 1 Fiskars scissors, pointed tip, 5" 2 4 oz. Elmer s school glue 1 plastic school box, small size 3 assorted folders w/pockets and brads 3 assorted folders w/pockets only ct. wide-rule filler paper 4 spiral composition books, wide rule, 70 ct. 1 Manila paper, 12 x 18, 50 ct. 1 ruled index cards, 3 x 5, 100 ct. 1 wood ruler, ½", standard and metric ct. Kleenex tissue 1 box reclosable gallon bags (girls) 1 box reclosable quart bags (boys) 4 Elmer's jumbo glue sticks, 1.28 oz. 2 pink bevel erasers 1 white view vinyl binder, 1" 1 pkg. 9 x 12 construction paper, 50-count (assorted) 1 nylon pencil bag, clear, with grommet, 7 1/4 x 10 1/4 Third Grade 2 highlighters 1 pkg. 12-count, Crayola colored pencils 36 #2 wood pencils 1 24-pack Crayola crayons 2 black Expo2, low odor dry erase markers 6 large Elmer's glue sticks,.77 oz. 2 Fiskars scissors, pointed tip, 5" 5 assorted pocket and brad folders ct. wide rule filler paper 4 spiral composition books, solid color, wide rule, 70 ct. 2 ruled index cards, 3 x 5, 100 ct ct. Kleenex tissues 1 nylon pencil bag, clear top with grommet, 7 1/4 x 10 1/4" 12 reclosable quart bags (boys) 12 reclosable gallon bags (girls) 1 2" hardback vinyl binder 1 asst. construction paper, 9 x 12, 50 ct. 1 manila paper, 12 x 18, 50 ct. 1 pkg. markers, 8-count Fourth Grade (do not label items) 6 spiral composition books, wide rule, 70 ct., solid color only 2 ruled index cards, 4 x 6, 100 ct ct. Kleenex tissues 2 Elmer s glue sticks,.77 oz. 2 black Expo2 low odor dry erase markers 48 #2 wood pencils 4 red medium stick pens 1 24-pack Crayola colored pencils, 7" 1 24-pack Crayola crayons 1 Fiskars scissors, pointed tip, 5" 4 assorted pocket-only folders, solid primary colors, paper, no plastic ct. wide rule filler paper 1 box Ziploc quart bags (boys) 1 box Ziploc gallon bags (girls) 1 hand sanitizer, 8 oz. 4 brad-only folders, paper, solid primary colors, no plastic 1 11 x 18 manila paper 1 hand-held pencil sharpener 2 yellow highlighters 9

10 Dickinson Independent School District CALDER ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST Teachers may request additional supplies as needed. Backpacks, whether carried or rolling, must be clear or mesh. Pre-Kindergarten 1 8 ct. Crayola classic thick markers 2 16 ct. Crayola crayons 2 paper towels ct. Kleenex tissue 1 blue pocket only folder 1 red pocket only folder 1 spiral notebook 2 4 oz. Elmer s school glue 1 box large Ziploc bags (girls) 1 box sandwich Ziploc bags (boys) 1 pkg. safety pins Kindergarten 24 #2 wood pencils, Ticonderoga 1 pink bevel erasers 3 24-pack Crayola crayons 1 pkg. washable markers 1 pkg. dry erase markers 16 small glue sticks 1 Fiskars scissors, round tip 2 spiral notebooks, wide-rule, yellow and purple 1 pkg. 11 x 14 manila paper 1 box of facial tissues 1 box zip bags, quart size (girls) 1 box zip bags, gallon size (boys) 1 plastic school box (6"x8") 1 clear or mesh backback (carried or rolling) 1 24 pack of Crayola colored pencils 6 plastic folders with brads, 2 green, 2 yellow, 2 blue 1 bottle pump hand sanitizer First Grade 12 #2 wood pencils 2 pink bevel eraser 4 24-pack Crayola crayons 2 washable Crayola thick markers, 8 or 10 ct. 10 jumbo glue sticks, 1.28 oz. 1 4 oz. Elmer s school glue 2 Expo2 low odor dry eraser markers 1 Fiskars scissors, blunt tip, 5" 3 hard plastic folders w/ brads and pockets (1 blue, 1 green, 1 yellow) 2 spiral notebooks, wide rule, 70 ct. (1 blue & 1 green) 2 composition books 2 pkgs. 9 x 12 manila paper-50 ct. 1 pkg. 3x5 standard index cards-100 ct ct. Kleenex tissue 1 Clorox wipes 2 hand sanitizer 1 school box or bag Second Grade 36 #2 wood pencils 2 24-pack Crayola crayons 1 Fiskars scissors, pointed tip, 5" 1 plastic school box 4 assorted pocket and brad plastic folders ct. wide-rule filler paper 8 glue sticks (small) or 4 large 3 spiral notebooks, wide ruled 1 ruled index cards, 4 x 6, 100 ct. 4 pink bevel erasers 1 box reclosable sandwich bags, 100 ct. (girls) 1 box reclosable gallon bags, 50 ct. (boys) 1 bottle of hand sanitizer 1 container of Clorox wipes 3 boxes of Kleenex tissues 1 1-inch binder 3 composition books, wide ruled 2 pkg. washable Crayola thick markers, 8 or 10 count 1 pkg. 4 count black Expo2, low odor dry erase markers 2 highlighters Third Grade 60 #2 wood pencils (Dixon,Ticonderoga) 1 24-pack Crayola crayons 10 Elmer s glue sticks,.77 oz. 1 Fiskars scissors, pointed tip, 5" 3 spiral notebooks, wide rule, 70 ct., 2 non-spiral composition books 1 ruled index cards, 3 x 5, 100 ct ct. Kleenex tissues 2 pkgs. black Expo2, low odor dry erase markers 1 container Clorox wipes (girls) 1 8 oz. bottle Germ-X gel (boys) 1 box reclosable sandwich bags (girls) 1 box reclosable gallon bags (boys) 1 pkg. color dry erase markers 8 skinny yellow highlighters 4 pink bevel erasers Fourth Grade 2 spiral composition books, wide-rule, 70 ct. 2 ruled index cards, 4 x 6, 100 ct ct. tissues 2 glue sticks,.77 oz. 2 black Expo2 markers 60 #2 wood pencils 1 24-pack colored pencils 1 24-pack crayons 2 8-pack classic thick markers 1 scissors, pointed tip (boys) 1 box reclosable sandwich bags (girls) 4 highlighters, assorted colors 5 composition books 2 boxes of cap erasers 1 hand sanitizer 10

11 Dickinson Independent School District HUGHES ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST Teachers may request additional supplies as needed. Backpacks, whether carried or rolling, must be clear or mesh. Pre-Kindergarten 1 pair of scissors 5" blunt tip 24 #2 pencils yellow wooden with erasers 6 24-count Crayola crayons 3 small bottles of glue 4 oz sheets 9x12 color construction paper 1 48 sheets 12 x18 color construction paper 2 dry erase markers - black 1 water color paints with brush 1 box color map pencils 2 large boxes of facial tissues 4 plastic folders: 2-red; 2-blue 1 Crayon box: Red or Blue 1 box zip bags: gallon size (boys) 1 box sandwich zip bags (girls) CLEAR or MESH backpack (no rolling) Kindergarten 24 #2 wooden pencils with erasers 4 24-count Crayola Crayons 1 pair Fiskar scissors 5" blunt tip 4 plastic pocket folders with brads- solid colors 4 spiral notebooks, wide ruled, sheets 2 manila paper 2 pkg. 9 x 12 assorted color construction paper (no tablets) 1 box of facial tissues 1 plastic school box (6" x 8 ½ ) 6 Elmer s glue sticks 4 4 oz. bottles of glue 4 dry erase markers black bullet tip 2 pink beveled eraser 1 box sandwich zip bags (boys) 1 box gallon size zip bags (girls) 1 pkg. safety pins CLEAR or MESH backpack (no rolling) First Grade 48 #2 pencils with erasers 2 24-count Crayola crayons 2 pkg. Index Cards 1 Fiskar scissors, 5" round tip 4 large glue sticks 1.28 oz./jumbo 6 pink beveled erasers 4 pocket folders w/ brads, assorted solid colors 4 spiral notebooks, 1 each red-blue-greenyellow (wide ruled, count) 1 pkg. 12x18 construction paper (assorted colors) 2 pkgs. 12x18 manila paper, 50 ct. 2 boxes of facial tissues: 120 ct. 6 Expo dry erase markers, low odor 1 box gallon size zipper style bags 2 hand sanitizers, 12 oz. 1 pencil bag CLEAR or MESH backpack (no rolling) Second Grade 48 #2 pencils with erasers 2 24-count Crayola crayons 1 box map pencils 8 glue sticks 5 large pink erasers 4 dry erase markers Black 4 solid color plastic pocket folders w/ Brads 2 pkg. wide ruled notebook paper 4 spiral notebooks solid color(wide ruled, count) 1 pkg. 3x5 index cards ruled 4 boxes of facial tissues 3 hand sanitizer (8 oz) 1 box quart size zip bags (boys) 1 box gallons size zip bags (girls) 1 pkg. 12x18 manila paper 2 Black/White Composition Books 1 pkg 9x12 Manila Paper CLEAR or MESH backpack (no rolling) Third Grade 60 #2 pencils with erasers 2 red pens 2 large pink erasers 2 Crayola Markers 10 ct. classic 6 small glue sticks 2 Composition Books 1 scissors 8 plastic pocket folders with brads-2 green, 2 red, 2 blue, 2 yellow 2 pkgs. wide ruled notebook paper 5 spiral notebooks, wide ruled, assorted solid colors 1 pkgs. 3 x 5 index cards - ruled 3 boxes facial tissues 1 sturdy zipper pencil pouch 2 dry erase markers 1 hand sanitizer 8 oz. 1 box zip bags quart size (girls) 1 box zip bags - gallon (boys) 1 1 ½ binder solid color & sturdy CLEAR or MESH backpack (no rolling) Fourth Grade 72 #2 pencils with erasers 2 pkg. red pens (8-10 ct.) 1 24-pack map pencils 1 scissors, 7" pointed tip 4 composition books 2 jumbo glue sticks 8 plastic pocket folders with brads (2 green, 2 red, 2 blue, 2 yellow) 1 pkg. sheet protectors 4 pkgs. wide ruled notebook paper 5 spiral notebooks (wide ruled count) 2 pkg. 4 x 6 index cards, ruled 4 boxes facial tissues 4 Expo dry erase markers - black 2 large pink erasers 24 cap erasers 1 8 oz. hand sanitizer 1 box zip bags gallon size (boys) 1 box sandwich zip bags (girls) CLEAR or MESH Backpack (no rolling) 11

12 Dickinson Independent School District K. E. LITTLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST Teachers may request additional supplies as needed. Backpacks, whether carried or rolling, must be clear or mesh. Pre-Kindergarten 2 16-pack crayons 1 red or blue spiral notebook 4 regular glue sticks 2 bottles white glue 2 plastic pocket folders, no brads: blue and red 3 box facial tissues 1 8-pack Crayola Classic thick markers 1 clear or mesh back pack 1 bottle Germ-X 2 paper towel roll 1 pkg. 12 x 18 manilla paper 1 pkg. safety pins 1 container Clorox wipes, no bleach 1 pkg. gallon ziploc bags (boys) 1 pkg. sandwich ziploc bags (girls) Kindergarten 24 #2 wooden pencils w/erasers 3 24 pack regular crayons 2 glue sticks 1 Fiskars round tip scissors page spiral notebooks, solid colors 1 box facial tissues 1 box gallon zipper style bags (boys) 1 box sandwich zipper style bags (girls) 1 6" x 8 1/2" plastic school box 2 4 oz. bottles of Elmers glue 2 dry erase markers, thick 2 dry erase markers, thin 2 big pink erasers 1 pkg. manila paper 1 clear or mesh backpack, carried or rolling 1 hand sanitizer, 8 oz. 1 Clorox wipes (no chlorine) 1 box Crayola markers (girls) 1 12 count map pencils (boys) 2 hard plastic folders with brads, solid colors First Grade 24 #2 wooden pencils with erasers 3 24-pack regular crayons 15 small glue sticks 1 bottle liquid glue 1 Fiskars round tip scissors page spiral notebooks, solid colors 2 boxes of facial tissue 1 box sandwich zipper style bags (boys) 1 box gallon zipper style bags (girls) 2 big pink erasers 1 regular size pencil box 1 clear or mesh backpack, carried or rolling 1 Clorox/Lysol wipes 2 8 oz. hand sanitizers 1 black Sharpie 4 Expo2 low-odor dry erase markers, thin 2 folders without brads, solid colors 2 hard plastic folders with brads, solid colors 1 1 1/2-inch binder, solid white Second Grade 48 #2 yellow wooden pencils 2 big pink erasers 2 24-pack regular crayons 1 Fiskars pointed tip scissors 4 pocket folders, without brads (solid colors) 2 pkg. wide ruled notebook paper 1 4 oz. bottle of Elmers glue page, wide ruled spiral notebooks (solid colors) 4 boxes facial tissue 2 dry erase markers, black, 4-pack 1 clear or mesh backpack, carried or rolling 1 box quart zipper style bags 2 pkg. Manila paper, 9" x 12" 2 binders with clear cover, 1/2 inch, white 1 hand sanitizer Third Grade 48 #2 solid yellow, wooden pencils 1 12" ruler marked in ½ inch increments (wooden) 2 big pink erasers or 1 package pencil toppers 2 large or jumbo fabric book covers 2 red pens 1 24-pack map pencils 1 24-pack regular crayons 1 liquid glue 1 Fiskars pointed tip scissors 3 pocket folders with brads, solid colors 2 pkgs. wide ruled notebook paper page wide ruled spiral notebooks (solid colors) 2 composition notebooks 1 pkgs. 3x5 inch lined index cards 3 boxes facial tissue 1 sturdy zipper pencil pouch 1 box quart zipper style bags (girls) 1 box gallon zipper style bags (boys) 4 dry erase markers 1 3-inch binder, white 1 clear or mesh backpack, carried or rolling Fourth Grade 36 #2 yellow, wooden pencils 2 red pens 1 12-pack map pencils 1 16-pack regular crayons 2 highlighters, yellow 2 glue sticks or 1 bottle of glue 1 Fiskars pointed tip scissors 6 pocket folders, (solid colors-red, blue, green, yellow, black), no brads 2 pkgs. wide ruled notebook paper pg. wide ruled spiral notebooks (solid-red, blue, green, yellow, black) 1 pkg. 3.5 inch lined index cards 3 pkgs. pencil top erasers 3 boxes facial tissues 1 sturdy zipper pencil bag 2 dry erase markers 1 8 oz. hand sanitizer 1 box quart size zipper style bags 1 box gallon bags 1 12" ruler, with 1/2 inch increments 1 clear or mesh backpack, carried 1 container Clorox wipes 1 1/2-inch binder, white 1 2-inch binder 1 pkg. flash cards, multiplication up to 12 12

13 Dickinson Independent School District SAN LEON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST Teachers may request additional supplies as needed. Backpacks, whether carried or rolling, must be clear or mesh. Pre-Kindergarten 2 pkg. 8-count regular crayons 1 12-pack #2 pencils 4 16-count regular crayons 1 container Clorox wipes 4 4 oz. bottles of glue 1 pair scissors 1 box gallon ziploc bags (boys) 1 box sandwich ziploc bags (girls) 1 pkg. white card stock 2 boxes of tissue 2 rolls of paper towels 4 glue sticks 1 ream of copy paper 1 box of markers 1 pkg. white or brown paper bags 1 pkg. white paper plates 1 clear or mesh back (carried or rolling) Kindergarten 2 pkg. 24-count pencils 4 24-pack regular crayons 1 pkg. washable markers 1 pkg. dry erase markers 12 small glue sticks 4 4 oz. bottle glue 2 scissors (Fiskars, round tip) 3 pocket folders, no brads (solid color) 2 pkg. 9" X 12" manila paper 1 pkg. 9" x 12" assorted construction paper 2 pkg. 9" X 12" white construction paper 2 boxes of facial tissue 1 box of zip bags (sandwich size) 1 box of zip bags (gallon size) 1 plastic school box (6" X 8") 1 pkg. white paper plates count 1 large bottle of GermX 1 pkg. Clorox wipes 1 clear or mesh back (carried or rolling) 2 spirals First Grade 24 #2 pencils with erasers 3 pink eraser 1 10-count pkg. of markers 4 24-pack regular crayons 2 dry erase markers 6 small glue sticks 1 8 oz. bottle glue 1 scissors (Fiskars, round tip) 8 pocket folders, no brads (solid color) 5 spiral notebooks (wide-ruled pages each 2 handwriting tablets 1 pkg. assorted construction paper 1 pkg. manila paper 2 boxes of facial tissue 1 box sandwich size bags 1 plastic school box (6" X 8 ½") sheet package of paper 1 clear or mesh back (carried or rolling) Second Grade 48 #2 pencils with erasers 4 large erasers 2 24-pack regular crayons 4 dry erase markers 6 jumbo glue sticks or 8 small glue sticks Elmers brand 2 scissors (Fiskars, pointed tip) 2 pocket folders, with brads (solid color) 4 spiral notebooks (wide-ruled pages each, solid color) 1 pkg. wide-ruled notebook paper 1 pkg. 12" X 18" manila paper 4 boxes of facial tissue 2 pkgs. of Clorox wipes boys- 1 box Ziploc bags (quart size) girls- 1 box Ziploc bags (gallon size) 1 1 1/2 inch white binder 1 composition notebook 1 pkg. 8.5 x 11 manila paper 1 clear or mesh back (carried or rolling) Third Grade (do not label items) 2 highlighters 2 pkg. 12-count Crayola colored pencils 50 #2 wood pencils 2 24-pack Crayola crayons 1 pkg. Expo2, low odor dry erase markers 6 large Elmer's glue sticks,.77 oz. 1 Fiskars scissors, pointed tip, 5" 5 pocket and brad folders, solid colors only 3 pkgs. wide rule filler paper 2 spiral composition books, solid color, wide rule, 70 ct. 1 ruled index cards, 3 x 5, 100 count 1 3-pack Kleenex tissues 1 box quart bags (boys) 1 box gallon bags (girls) 1 2" binder 1 asst. construction paper, 12 x 18, 50 count 1 manila paper, 12 x 18, 50 count 1 ream of copy paper 2 composition books 1 4 x 6 index cards 1 hand pencil sharpener 1 pkg. 3 x 3 post it notes 1 hand sanitizer 1 pkg. pencil top erasers 1 clear or mesh back (carried or rolling) Fourth Grade 48 #2 pencils with erasers (NO mechanical) 2 large pink erasers 1 pkg. eraser caps 1 pkg. markers 1 24-pack map pencils 1 24-pack regular crayons 6 dry-erase markers 1 sturdy zipper pencil pouch 2 jumbo glue sticks 1 scissors (Fiskars, pointed tip) 6 pocket folders, w/brads, no plastic (one each red, green, blue, yellow, purple, orange) 1 pkg. 4" X 6" lined index cards 5 spiral notebooks (wide-ruled pages each, solid colors) 1 1 1/2" binder, white 4 pkgs. wide-ruled notebook paper 1 pkg. 11" x 14" manilla paper 1 pkg. assorted construction paper 1 2" binder 3 boxes of facial tissue 1 bottle of hand sanitizer 2 Disinfecting wipes (10.7 oz. or larger) boys- 1 box Ziploc bags (sandwich size) girls- 1 box Ziploc bags (gallon size) 1 clear or mesh back (carried or rolling) 13

14 Dickinson Independent School District SILBERNAGEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST Teachers may request additional supplies as needed. Backpacks, whether carried or rolling, must be clear or mesh. Pre-Kindergarten 3 24-pack regular crayons, Crayola 12 #2 wooden pencils 8 small glue sticks 1 pair of blunt scissors, Fiskars 2 composition notebooks 2 boxes of facial tissue 1 plastic school box, 6" x 8.5" 4 dry-erase markers, chisel tip 2 pink erasers 1 4 oz. bottle of glue 1 pkg. white paper plates 1 anti-bacterial hand sanitizer, 12 oz. (boys) 1 container of anti-bacterial wipes (girls) 1 change of clothes, including socks and underwear (please label with your child's name) 1 clear or mesh backpack Kindergarten 1 clear or mesh backpack (labeled) 24 #2 real wood pencils with erasers (Ticonderoga, U.S.A. Gold, Target Brand) 16 small glue sticks 3 4 oz. bottles of Elmer's glue 5 24-count regular crayons, Crayola 2 pink erasers 2 composition books, primary 1 scissors, Fiskars, round tip 1 plastic school box, 6" x 8.5" 2 vinyl pocket folders, no brads, 1 red, 1 blue 4 dry-erase markers, chisel tip, black 1 4-pkg Play-Doh 1 set of Crayola watercolors 2 boxes of facial tissues 2 Clorox wipes 2 12-oz. anti-bacterial hand sanitizers 1 box zip bags, sandwich size (boys) 1 box zip bags, gallon size (girls) 1 change of clothes, labeled, including socks and underwear * No names on any supplies. First Grade 48 #2 pencils with erasers (3 boxes of 24) 3 24-pack regular crayons 2 big erasers, white 12 glue sticks 1 scissors (Fiskars, round tip) 4 hard plastic pocket folders, 2 with no brads, 2 with brads, solid colors 3 primary composition notebooks 2 boxes facial tissues 1 box zip bags, quart size (Boys) 1 box zip bags, gallon size (Girls) 1 plastic school box (6" x 8 ½ ) 5 dry-erase markers, black 1 jumbo stretchy book cover-solid color 1 set of Crayola watercolors 1 germ sanitizer (girls) 1 large Clorox wipes (boys) 1 clear or mesh backpack, carried or rolling * No names on any supplies Second Grade 8 dz. wooden pencils w/erasers 1 scissors (Fiskars, pointed tip) 4 24-pack regular crayons 2 yellow pocket folders without brads 3 pkgs. wide-ruled notebook paper 12 small glue sticks 2 spiral notebook, wide ruled (60-80 pages) 2 pkgs. of Manila paper 12" x 18" or 9" x 12" 4 boxes of facial tissues 1 box zip bags (quart size) 1 Clorox wipes 1 box zip bags (gallon size) 1 hand sanitizer, 12 oz. or larger 4 dry-erase markers 6 pink erasers 2 extra-large stretchy book covers 1 bottle of Elmers glue 4 composition notebooks 2 pkgs. red pens 1 3-ring zipper pouch, canvas/fabric 1 set of Crayola watercolors 1 pkg. 3 x 5 index cards 1 GATOR notebook (purchased at school) 1 clear of mesh backpack (no rolling) Third Grade 60 #2 pencils with erasers 6 red pens 6 composition notebooks, wide-ruled 1 scissors (Fiskars, pointed tip) 2 24-pack of crayons 8 jumbo glue sticks or 16 small glue sticks 4 pocket folders, no brads, solid color (blue, red, yellow, green) 4 pkgs. regular-ruled notebook paper 2 pkgs. of 4"x6" index cards 3 boxes of facial tissues 1 sturdy zipper pencil bag/pouch 4 dry-erase markers (black ink only) boys zip bags (quart size) boys 1 Clorox wipes girls zip bags (gallon size) girls 1 bottle of hand sanitizer 4 large pink erasers 1 1.5" binder 1 set of Crayola watercolors 1 clear or mesh backpack, carried or rolling Fourth Grade 72 #2 pencils with erasers 12 red pens 1 scissors (Fiskars, pointed tip) 1 12-pack map pencils 1 24-pack of regular crayons 5 pocket folders with brads (blue, red, yellow, green) (no characters) 2 pkgs. of wide-ruled notebook paper 2 pkg. of 4 x 6 lined index cards 3 boxes of facial tissues boys 1 box zip bags (quart size) girls 1 box zip bags (gallon size) 1 sturdy zipper pencil pouch, w/3 holes 8 Expo dry erase markers (dark colors) 3 pink erasers 6 glue sticks 1 set of Crayola watercolors 4 folders, solid color, no brads 6 composition books, black and white 1 antibacterial hand sanitizer 1 large container Clorox wipes 1 8-pack classic thick markers (boys) 1 8-pack classic thin markers (girls) 1 pkg. construction paper (boys) 1 pkg. manila paper (girls) 1 clear or mesh backpack, carried or rolling 14

15 Barber Middle School Fifth Grade 1 4-pack EXPO dry erase markers 3 boxes tissues 4 pkgs. wide-rule notebook paper 3 pkgs. 24-count pencils 2 glue sticks 2 pkg. long colored pencils 4 marble composition books 1 3-subject spiral notebook x 5 index cards with lines 3 plastic folders with pockets and brads 1 1 1/2-inch binder 1 box Ziploc sandwich bags 1 pkg. 3 x 3 post it notes 1 spiral notebook, single subject 1 Germ-X 1 hand-held pencil sharpener Sixth Grade 1 4-pack EXPO dry eraser markers 3 boxes tissues 4 pkgs. wide-rule notebook paper 3 pkgs. 24-count pencils 7 pocket folders with brads 2 pkg. long colored pencils 2 marble composition books 3 bottles of Elmer's glue 2 single subject spiral notebooks 1 pkg. 3 x 3 post it notes 1 Germ-X 1 24-pack crayons 1 hand-held pencil sharpener Fifth and Sixth Grade Optional: Students may have a backpack but it MUST be clear or mesh. No rolling backpacks. Please do not purchase supplies for electives until your child receives his/her schedule. Drama: one single-subject spiral notebook, 1 pkg. long colored pencils, 1 pkg. pencils Choir: one 1-inch black binder Art: one pkg. baby wipes, 1 pkg. long colored pencils 5th grade Music: Soprano Recorder - purchase in music class (optional - may use school recorder) Band: one 1-inch black binder; 10 page protector sheets BARBER and DUNBAR: Some supplies may need to be replenished during the year. Some supplies, such as notebook paper and pencils, will be collected in homeroom and distributed as students have a need. Markers and pens are not allowed at either school. Dickinson Independent School District SECONDARY SCHOOL SUPPLY LISTS Dunbar Middle School Fifth Grade 1 planner (to be purchased at school for $4.00) 1 4-pack EXPO thin dry erase markers, black 3 boxes tissues 2 pkgs. wide-rule notebook paper 1 large zippered pencil bag 3 pkgs. 24-ct. pencils 2 pkgs. long map pencils 2 hand-held pencil sharpeners 5 marble composition books 2 pkg. 8.5 x 11 multi-use white copy paper 6 glue sticks 1 package of dividers with tabs 1 bottle hand sanitizer (at least 8oz) 100 3x5 index cards with lines 1 2-inch ring binder Sixth Grade 1 planner (to be purchased at school for $4.00) 1 4-pack EXPO dry erase markers 3 boxes tissues 2 pkgs. wide-rule notebook paper 1 large zippered pencil bag 2 pkgs. 24-ct. pencils 2 pkgs. long map pencils 2 hand-held pencil sharpeners 5 marble composition books 2 pkg. 8.5 x 11 multi-use white copy paper 2 glue sticks 1 pkg. of dividers with tabs 1 bottle glue 1 bottle hand sanitizer (at least 8 oz.) 1 yellow highlighter 100 3x5 index cards with lines 1 2-inch ring binder Fifth and Sixth Grade Optional: Students may have a backpack but it MUST be clear or mesh (No rolling backpacks). Please do not purchase supplies for electives until your child receives his/her schedule. Drama: 1 1-inch binder, 1 pkg. 5-pack dividers 5 th Grade Music: Soprano Recorder, 1 composition book, 1 pkg. pencils 6th Grade Choir: 2 composition notebooks, 1 pkg. pencils Art: 1 1-inch binder, set of dividers, 1 pkg. long colored pencils, 1 pkg. baby wipes, a spiral sketch book with pages, approx. 9"x12" (no extra large sizes), sixth graders will need 2 sketch books Band: 1 1-inch black binder; 10 page protector sheets. McAdams Junior High Seventh & Eighth Grades All Students: 1 heavy duty 3-inch 3-ring binder 1 pkg. of blue or black pens 1 pkg. of multi-colored pens 1 pkg. of colored pencils 1 pkg. of markers 1 pkg. of multi-colored highlighters 1 pkg. of fine-point dry erase markers 1 pkg. of cap erasers 1 pkg. of graph paper 1 pkg. of at least 5 divider tabs 1 large bottle of hand sanitizer (turn in to first period) 2 extra-large stretchy book covers 2 folders with pockets and brads 4 boxes of tissue (turn in to first period) 4 pkgs. of index cards 8 glue sticks 8 pkgs. notebook paper 8 spiral notebooks 48+ #2 pencils *SUGGESTED for 8th grade math and Algebra: TI-Nspire Graphing Calculator (will be used throughout DHS 9-12) P.E./Athletics: 1 P.E. uniform (to be purchased at school for $16) **NOTE: Junior High school supplies may vary. Some supplies may need to be replenished during the school year. Each individual teacher may provide a list of additional needed supplies during the first week of school. Dickinson High School Ninth - Twelfth Grades All Dickinson High School students should report on the first day with a 1.5 three ring binder, notebook paper, and a pen/pencil. High school supplies vary depending on the courses taken. Each teacher will provide a class syllabus on the first day of school which will include a list of the supplies needed for that class. Supplies should be replenished as needed throughout the school year. 15

16 Food and Nutrition Services Back to School Information for Visit our website at Free & Reduced Meal Applications Online will be available August 1 and can be completed very easily using any computer, smartphone or any device with internet access. Public computers are available at all schools, Food and Nutrition Services, and the Education Service Center. Paper applications will be available upon request. Lunch Money Now (LMN) We encourage all parents to set up a LMN reminder at the beginning of the school year. It is a convenient way for parents to receive not only an but also a text that your student s balance is low or has reached a preset dollar amount. LMN also allows parents to set up recurring payments to your student s account and view account balances. Visa, MasterCard, and PayPal can be used to make deposits on the secure (SSL) site and are available on the student s account within an hour of the transaction. There is a small $2.50 charge per transaction and multiple students can have money deposited in a single transaction. Meal Prices for school lunches in grades 7-12 will be increasing slightly for the school year per required mandate of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of Breakfast meal prices will stay the same. Breakfast: Paid student prices are: $1.00 (grades PK-4) $1.25 (grades 5-12) Lunch: Paid student prices are: $1.35 (grades PK-4) $1.90 (grades 5-6) $2.00 (grades 7-12) Reduced price students will remain: $0.30 (grades PK-12) Breakfast $0.40 (grades PK-12) Lunch Other Information: Menus, health and fitness materials, policy and procedures, and much more are available on our food and nutrition website DICKINSON VOLLEYBALL 2014 Dickinson Volleyball DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME TEAM AUG 8 BARBERS HILL, SANTA FE HOME 9:00 9,JV,V STERLING(Scrimmage) AUG 9 STERLING(Scrimmage) AWAY 9:00 9,JV,V AUG 12 STERLING HOME 4:30 2/9,JV,V AUG 15,16 GRAPEVINE TOURN AWAY TBA V AUG 19 DEER PARK AWAY 4:30 2/9,JV,V AUG 21,23 DICKINSON TOURN HOME TBA V AUG 22 SOUTH HOUSTON AWAY 4:30 2/9,JV,V AUG 26 MAYDE CREEK AWAY 4:30/5:30 9/JV,9/V AUG KSA FALL CLASSIC TOURN AWAY TBA V SEPT 2 OPEN SEPT 5 RIDGE POINT HOME 4:30 9, JV,V SEPT 6 DICKINSON TOURN HOME TBA 9,JV SEPT 9 LAPORTE AWAY 4:30 2/9,JV,V *SEPT 12 CLEAR LAKE HOME 4:15 2/9,JV,V SEPT 13 ALVIN TOURN AWAY TBA JV *SEPT 16 CLEAR BROOK AWAY 4:15 2/9,JV,V *SEPT 19 CLEAR FALLS HOME 4:15 2/9,JV,V SEPT 20 SANTA FE TOURN AWAY TBA 9,JV *SEPT 23 BRAZOSWOOD AWAY 4:30 2/9,JV,V *SEPT 26 FRIENDSWOOD HOME 4:00 V,9/JV,9 *SEPT 30 CLEAR CREEK AWAY 4:15 2/9,JV,V *OCT 3 CLEAR SPRINGS HOME 4:15 2/9,JV,V *OCT 7 CLEAR LAKE AWAY 4:15 2/9,JV,V +*OCT 10 CLEAR BROOK HOME 4:15 2/9,JV,V *OCT 14 CLEAR FALLS AWAY 4:15 2/9,JV,V ++*OCT 17 BRAZOSWOOD HOME 4:15 2/9,JV,V *OCT 21 FRIENDSWOOD AWAY 4:15 2/9,JV,V *OCT 24 CLEAR CREEK HOME 4:15 2/9,JV,V *OCT 28 CLEAR SPRINGS AWAY 4:15 2/9,JV,V *Denote District Games + TEACHER NIGHT ++SENIOR/PARENT NIGHT District Meal Charge Policy: Student Verbal Reminder Daily: When balance drops below $6.00 Paid or $2.00 Reduced. Daily reminder from cashier to student that they need money. When account balance is negative an automated call and an will occur and continue daily until the account is brought to a positive balance. Parent may use Lunch Money Now online or bring cash or check to cashier before 2 p.m. If FNS has not received payment and the charge amounts to $15.00 then FNS will send a U.S. Postal letter to the parent to remind them we have been feeding the child in good faith, and that money is owed to the student s account. Automated calls will continue. If after being notified by mail and FNS has not received payment and the charge is $20.00 or more FNS managers will contact their school office to make contact with the parent. Dickinson ISD will collect on all unpaid meal charges. The parent/guardian is responsible to repay any charges that have accrued before the end of the school year and for charges made prior to application approval. In-Sufficient Checks: Checks returned for insufficient funds will not be accepted for future payments and will be charged a fee and assessed to the student account. Cash, money orders or using Lunch Money Now will be the only forms of payment DHS Gator Football Schedules Varsity Date Opponent Site Time. Aug. 29 Bay HS, Panama City, Florida Home 7:00 Sept. 4 Summer Creek Away 7:00 Sept. 12 Texas City Home 7:00 Sept. 19 Open Sept. 26 Clear Lake*(Homecoming) Home 7:00 Oct. 4 Clear Brook* Away 2:00 Oct. 10 Clear Falls*(Junior High Night) Home 7:00 Oct. 17 Brazoswood * Away 7:00 Oct. 24 Friendswood*(HOH) Home 7:00 Nov. 1 Clear Creek* Away 1:00 Nov. 7 Clear Springs*(Senior Night) Home 7:00 Junior Varsity (White & Blue) Date Opponent Site Time. Aug. 28 Foster/Aldine Mac Home/Away 7:00/6:15 Sept. 3 Summer Creek Home 4:30/6:30 Sept. 11 Texas City Away 4:30/6:30 Sept. 18 Open Sept. 25 Clear Lake* Away 4:30/6:30 Oct. 2 Clear Brook Home 4:30/6:30 Oct. 9 Clear Falls* Away 4:30/6:30 Oct. 16 Brazoswood* Home 4:30/6:30 Oct. 23 Friendswood* Away 4:30/6:30 Oct. 30 Clear Creek* Home 4:30/6:30 Nov. 6 Clear Springs* Away 4:30/6:30 Freshman (White & Blue) Date Opponent Site Time. Aug. 28 Luth.South/Aldine Mac. Home 4:00/5:30 Sept. 3 Summer Creek Away 4:30/6:30 Sept. 11 Texas City Home 4:30/6:30 Sept. 18 Open Sept. 25 Clear Lake* Home 4:30/6:30 Oct. 2 Clear Brook* Away 4:30/6:30 Oct. 9 Clear Falls* Home 4:30/6:30 Oct. 16 Brazoswood* Away 4:30/6:30 Oct. 23 Friendswood* Home 4:30/6:30 Oct. 30 Clear Creek* Away 4:30/6:30 Nov. 6 Clear Springs* Home 4:30/6:30 5/2/2014 Practice begins Aug 4, 2014 * denotes District 24-6A game 16

17 Teacher Days DICKINSON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT CALENDAR Student Days 0 July January S M T W T F S S M T W T F S { Key Protégé Aug August New Teacher Staff Development 19 February S M T W T F S Aug S M T W T F S 1 2 Staff Development/Student Holiday Aug , Jan. 5, June Early Release Days (2 hours early) Oct. 21, Dec. 19, Mar. 25, June Teacher Trade Days Nov Parent Conference Day/Student Holiday Oct Teacher/Student Holiday W 24 { Sept. 1, Nov , Dec. 22-Jan. 2, Jan Feb. 16, Mar , April 3, May 25 First day of school - Aug September Last day of school - June 4 17 March S M T W T F S End of progress report period S M T W T F S W Possible Bad Weather Make-up Days Feb. 16, May Graduation - June } 14 { } Nine weeks beginning/ending Teacher Days / 177 Student Days Student Assessment Key 22 { TAKS Exit Retests Oct STAAR Eng. I,II EOC Tests Dec STAAR EOC Tests for Math, Science, and Social Studies - testing windowdec October TAKS - Exit Retests Mar April S M T W T F S TELPAS window ELLs K-12 Mar 16- Apr.8 S M T W T F S STAAR Eng. I EOC Mar Gr. 4 & 7 Writing; Gr. 5 & 8 Math; Mar Gr. 4 & 7 Writing; Gr. 5 & 8 ReadingMar } 18 Eng. II EOC Mar All make-up sessions Apr { STAAR Gr. 3,4,6,7 Math; Apr Gr. 8 Soc. St. Apr Gr. 3,4,6,7 Reading; Apr. 22 Gr. 5 & 8 Science Apr. 22 Teacher Days 17 November All make-up sessions by Apr May S M T W T F S STAAR S M T W T F S 1 Math, Science & Soc. St. May EOC Tests Gr. 5 & 8 Math; Reading May Retests Gr. 5 & 8 Math; Reading June Retests All make-up sessions by June STAAR EOC; TAKS Retests July Nine Weeks Grading Cycle W 15 December June S M T W T F S 1st 9-weeks (8/25-10/17) 39 days S M T W T F S nd 9-weeks (10/20-12/19) 39 days } 5 6 First Semester 78 days rd 9-weeks (1/6-3/13) 47 days } 20 4th 9-weeks (3/23-6/04) 52 days Second Semester 99 days Total 177 days Student Days For calendar information throughout the year, go to: (Board Approved 3/3/14) 17