INDIAN SPRINGS Back to School Information

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1 INDIAN SPRINGS Back to School Information Our First Day Packet information will be available in electronic format only. Parents will be responsible for printing out their child s forms and returning them to their teacher at Open House or on the first day of school. We will be sending home the Emergency Medical/Emergency School closing form for you to complete. Please do not print them from the district site. The following forms will need to be printed by you and returned to school on or before August 12, Teacher Start of School Information Form Handbook Awareness Statement (after reading the handbook on-line) The following information will be available on-line for you to read and/or print for your records: Fee Schedule (please pay school fees online) Mark Your Calendars & School Hours Dress Code Nurse s Notes District Calendar ISES School Supply List Kindergarten Color Coded Calendar Be a Safe Bus Rider Elementary Lunch Menu **Please contact the office if you do not have access to a computer.

2 Please pay student fees online through PowerSchool OLENTANGY LOCAL SCHOOLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FEE SCHEDULE Approved by the Board of Education April 30, 2015 This is a list of the entire student purchased materials at your child s grade level. School fees are assessed for the purchase of math, science, language arts, social studies and art supplies for each student. The deadline for payment of fees is September 11, Please pay your child s school fees through PowerSchool STUDENT FEE SCHEDULE WORKBOOKS AND MATERIALS MATH/SCIENCE/ LANGUAGE ARTS/SOCIAL STUDIES $22.00 ART FEE $ 8.00 TOTAL $30.00 Student s Name: Teacher s Name: Grade In an effort to reduce paper usage, there is no need to print this form if you pay student fees online. The office will receive electronic notification of your online payment.

3 Mark your calendars... Start/Dismissal Times Lobby Buses School Buses Open Unload Starts Dismissal Depart 8:40 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 8:50 a.m. 3:30 p.m. 3:40 p.m. No School Days Please note the following days off for the school year. Sep 7 - Labor Day Dec 18 - Teacher Work Day Sep 21 - Prof. Development Day Dec 21-Jan 1 Winter Break Oct 16 - COTA Day Jan 18 - M.L. King Jr. Day Nov 25 - Conference Exchange Day Feb 12 - Prof. Development Day Nov 26/27 -Thanksgiving Break Feb 15 Presidents Day Nov 30 - Prof. Development Day Mar 25 Conference Exchange Day Mar 28 Apr 1 Spring Break Recess/Lunch Times Grade Lunch Recess Second Grade 11:00-11:30 11:30-12:00 Fifth Grade 11:30-12:00 12:00-12:30 Third Grade 12:00-12:30 12:30-1:00 First Grade 12:30-1:00 1:00-1:30 Kindergarten 12:35-1:00 1:00-1:30 Fourth Grade 1:00-1:30 1:30-2:00

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7 OLENTANGY LOCAL SCHOOLS CALENDAR SCHOOL YEAR Approved by the Board of Education October 23, 2014 AUGUST SEPTEMBER H ! OCTOBER NOVEMBER H !30 DECEMBER H AUGUST Teacher work day 10 Elementary Open House 11 Convocation & building meetings 12 First day of school SEPTEMBER Labor Day No school 21 Professional development No school OCTOBER End of first quarter 16 COTA Day No school NOVEMBER Conference Exchange Day No school 26/27 Thanksgiving break 30 Professional Development No school DECEMBER End of second quarter; end 1 st semester 18 Teacher Work Day No school WINTER BREAK ~ DEC. 21, 2015~JAN. 1, 2016 JANUARY Classes resume; begin 2 nd semester 18 M.L. King, Jr. Day No school FEBRUARY Professional Development No school 15 Presidents' Day No school MARCH End of the third quarter 25 Conference Exchange Day No school SPRING BREAK ~ MARCH 28- APRIL 1, 2016 MAY Last day of school (Two- hour early dismissal for K- 5) 23 Teacher work day 30 Memorial Day LEGEND First/Last days of school H Holiday Teacher work day Start of grading period End of grading period! Professional Development day Two- hour early dismissal JANUARY H FEBRUARY ! H MARCH APRIL MAY H30 31 JUNE

8 INDIAN SPRINGS SUPPLY LISTS, KINDERGARTEN BOYS 1-Highlighter, Chisel Tip, Yellow, w/pocket Clip 1-Pencils, #2, Ticonderoga, Sharpened, 1 dozen 1-Binder, 3 Ring, Economy, 1" 1-Pencil Box, Plastic, 8.25" x 5.25" x 2" 1-Crayola Markers, Classic Colors, Wide Tip, 10/Set 4-Crayola Crayons, Tuck Box, 24/Box 4-Elmer s Glue Stick, Washable, Purple, Dries Clear,.77 oz. 1-Folder, Poly, 2 Pocket 1-Folder, 2 Pocket, w/prong 1-Elmer s Glue, School, Elmer's Washable, 4 oz., White 1-Box, Kleenex KINDERGARTEN GIRLS 1-Highlighter, Chisel Tip, Yellow, w/pocket Clip 1-Facial Tissue, Hypo-Allergenic, 200 Ct. 1-Dz-Pencils, #2, Ticonderoga, Sharpened 1-Binder, 3 Ring, Economy, 1" 1-Pencil Box, Plastic, 8.25" x 5.25" x 2" 1-Crayola Markers, Classic Colors, Wide Tip, 10/Set 4-Crayola Crayons, Tuck Box, 24/Box 4-Elmer s Glue Stick, Washable, Purple, Dries Clear,.77 oz. 1-Folder, Poly, 2 Pocket 1-Folder, 2 Pocket, w/prong 1-Box, Kleenex FIRST GRADE 1-Eraser, Pink, Large, Latex Free 1-Storage Bags, Economy Zip, Gallon, 15 Ct. 1-Crayola Markers, Washable, Classic Colors, Wide Tip, 10/Set 1-Folder, Poly, 2 Pocket, w/prong, Yellow 1-Folder, Poly, 2 Pocket, w/prong, Red 1-Markers, Dry Erase, Chisel, Low Odor, Asst. 4/Pk 1-Binder, 3 Ring, Economy, 1" 1-Crayola Crayons,Tuck Box, 24/Box 4-Elmer's Glue Stick, Washable, Purple, Dries Clear,.77 oz. 2-Pencils, #2, Oriole, Sharpened, Latex Free, 1dozen 1-Clipboard, Hardboard, Letter Size, 12"x8.5", Brown 1-Fiskars Scissors, 'For Kids', 5", Pointed Tip SECOND GRADE 20-Pencil, Mechanical, Refillable,.7mm 1-Folder, Poly, 2 Pocket, w/prong, Yellow 1-Folder, Poly, 2 Pocket, w/prong, Blue 1-Pen, Felt Tip, Fine Point, Purple 1-Sharpener, Pencil & Crayon, Dbl Barrel, Canister 1-Crayola Crayons, Tuck Box, 24/Box 1-Elmer s Glue Stick, Washable, Purple, Dries Clear,.77 oz. 1-Pencils, #2, Oriole, Sharpened, Latex Free, 1 dozen 2-Binder, 3 Ring, Economy, 1" 1-Highlighter, Chisel Tip, Yellow, w/pocket Clip 1-Markers, Dry Erase, Chisel, Low Odor, Asst. 4/Pk 2- Composition Book, Wide Ruled, 100 Sheets, Black 1-Crayola Pencils, Colored, 7", Sharpened, 12/Set

9 THIRD GRADE 1-Notebook, 1 Sub, Wide Ruled, Perforated, 70 Ct. 1-Filler Paper, Wide Rule, 10.5" x 8", 120/Pk 1-Crayola Markers, Classic Colors, Fine Tip, 10/Set 3-Elmer s Glue Stick, Washable, Purple, Dries Clear,.21 oz. 1-Fiskars Scissors, 7", Student, Pointed Tip 3-Pencils, #2, Oriole, Sharpened, Latex Free, 1 dozen 5-Folders, 2 Pocket, 1 of each: Blue, Red, Green, Yellow, Purple 1-Folder, Poly, 2 Pocket 2-Marker, Sharpie, Fine Point, Black 1-Markers, Dry Erase, Chisel, Low Odor, Asst. 4/Pk 1-Pencils, Colored, 7", Sharpened, 12/Set 1-Stick On Notes, 3" x 3", Yellow,100 Sheet/Pd FOURTH GRADE 2-Composition Book, Wide Ruled, 100 Sheets, Black 1-Markers, Dry Erase, Chisel, Low Odor, Asst. 4/Pk 1-Crayola Markers, Classic Colors, Wide Tip, 10/Set 1-Crayola Pencils, Colored, 7", Sharpened, 12/Set 1-Elmer s Glue Stick, Washable, Purple, Dries Clear,.77 oz. 1-Fiskars Scissors, 7", Student, Pointed Tip 3-Pencils, #2, Oriole, Sharpened, Latex Free, 1 dozen 1-Ruler, 12", Wood, Inch & Cm, No Center Holes 1-Marker, Sharpie, Fine Point, Black 1-Highlighter, Chisel Tip, Yellow, w/pocket Clip 4-Folders, 2 Pocket, 1 of each: Blue, Red, Green, Yellow 2-Stick On Notes, 3" x 3", Yellow,100 Sheet/Pd 1-Binder, 3 Ring, Economy, 1.5" FIFTH GRADE 2-Folder, Poly, 2 Pocket, 3 Hole 1-Composition Book, Wide Ruled, 100 Sheets, Black 1-Dividers, 3 Ring, Poly, 5-Tab, 5 Pockets, 11" x 8.5" 1-Crayola Pencils, Colored, 7", Sharpened, 12/Set 3-Pencils, #2, Oriole, Sharpened, Latex Free, 1 dozen 1-Markers, Dry Erase, Chisel, Low Odor, Asst. 4/Pk 1-Marker, Sharpie, Fine Point, Black 1-Marker, Sharpie, Extra Fine, Black 2-Elmer s Glue Stick, Washable, Purple, Dries Clear,.77 oz. 1-Crayola Markers, Classic Colors, Wide Tip, 10/Set 2-Highlighter, Chisel Tip, Yellow, w/pocket Clip 2-Filler Paper, Wide Rule, 10.5" x 8", 120/Pk 1-3" Binder, 3 Ring

10 OLENTANGY LOCAL SCHOOLS KINDERGARTEN CALENDAR AUGUST SEPTEMBER H OCTOBER NOVEMBER H DECEMBER H AUGUST Teacher work day 10 Elementary Open House 11 Convocation & building meetings 12 First day of school SEPTEMBER Labor Day No school 21 Professional development No school OCTOBER End of first quarter 16 COTA Day No school NOVEMBER Conference Exchange Day No school 26/27 Thanksgiving break 30 Professional Development No school DECEMBER End of second quarter; end 1 st semester 18 Teacher Work Day No school WINTER BREAK ~ DEC. 21, 2015~JAN. 1, 2016 JANUARY Classes resume; begin 2 nd semester 18 M.L. King, Jr. Day No school FEBRUARY Professional Development No school 15 Presidents' Day No school MARCH End of the third quarter 25 Conference Exchange Day No school SPRING BREAK ~ MARCH 28 APRIL 1, 2016 MAY Last day of school (Two hour early dismissal for K 5) 23 Teacher work day 30 Memorial Day JANUARY H FEBRUARY H MARCH APRIL MAY H30 31 Kindergarten Schedule Color Key Monday/Thursday/Alternating Wednesdays Tuesday/Friday/Alternating Wednesdays No School H LEGEND First/Last days of school Holiday Teacher work day Start of grading period End of grading period Professional Development day Two hour early dismissal JUNE /5/15/ja

11 Olentangy Local Schools Department of Transportation BE A SAFE BUS RIDER Everyone that rides or is near a school bus plays an important role in bus safety. It s important for all students to understand the expected conduct while on or near a bus and the consequences for violating the rules. Please take some time to review and talk with your child about safety and conduct when on or near a bus. In addition, feel free to contact the Transportation Department with any questions at (740) BUS CONDUCT RULES (pages of Elementary Student Handbook) Students are expected to obey safety rules when on or near a bus and understand that the driver is in charge of the bus at all times. Any student who repeatedly violates the safety precautions and/or busrules may be denied the privilege of riding the bus and is subject to other disciplinary action to be determined by the principal and/or transportation supervisor. 1. Students are to be at the bus stop five minutes before the scheduled bus arrival time and wait quietly for the bus to arrive. The bus will not wait. 2. Students are to go directly to their assigned seat and remain seated facing forward until the bus arrives at the destination. NO STANDING OR CHANGING OF SEATS IS PERMITTED. 3. Students must be completely silent while the bus crosses railroad tracks. 4. No vandalism, eating, drinking or smoking is permitted. (This includes candy, gum and canned drinks.) 5. Students should never put any part of their body out the window of a bus. 6. Throwing of objects inside or outside the bus is not permitted. 7. No fighting or bad language is permitted. 8. A bus pass is required from any student who must ride a different bus or exit at a stop other than their regular stop. 9. School rules apply on the school bus. 10. Students must follow directions the first time the driver asks. SAFE BUS RIDER RULES A safe school bus rider is one who behaves and obeys all school bus safety rules. Leaving for School 1. Get up early enough to be on time. 2. Dress properly for the day. 3. Be at the bus stop five minutes ahead of time. 4. Wait on the sidewalk or back off the road. 5. At the bus stop, do not run or play ball. 6. Do not play in or near the road. 7. Do not allow a younger child or pet to follow you to the bus stop. 8. Never walk or play near the street or at the bus stop to prevent sliding or falling under a car or bus. 9. When the bus approaches, get in line back from the road. 10. Wait until the bus stops and the door is open before stepping near the bus. 11. Use the handrail. 12. Take a seat quickly. On the Bus 1. Always sit, do not move around. 2. Always face the front of the bus and do not turn around. 3. Talk only just above a whisper. 4. Do not throw things on the bus. 5. Do not fight or fool around. 6. Never put any part of your body outside the bus window. 7. Do not eat, drink or chew gum on the bus. 8. At railroad tracks, there must be absolute silence. 9. Do not bring anything live on the bus for any reason, (e.g., guinea pigs, mice, bugs, etc.) These items should be transported to and from school by parents. 10. Do not bring oversized items on the bus that you are not able to hold in your lap. Arriving at Destination 1. Do not get up until the bus is stopped. 2. Use the handrail. 3. Move immediately away from the bus.

12 4. If you drop something near the bus or on the road or sidewalk, do not pick it up. Ask an adult to get it. (A book bag is recommended for young children.) 5. If you have to cross the road: a. Go in front of the bus about ten giant steps so you can see the driver s face. b. Wait for the driver s signal before you go across in front of the bus. c. Proceed to the left side of the bus and look for cars. d. Do not expect other drivers to stop. 6. If you do not have to cross the road, stay away from the side of the bus. 7. Always remember, if you can touch the side of the bus, you are too close. BUS SAFETY RULES-CODE OF CONSEQUENCES Level I: Misbehaviors (Minor Infractions): Level I behaviors are those that disrupt the driver s concentration or behavior that may cause harm to the student or others. Some other Level I infractions include: Loud talking (at any time) or talking at railroad crossings Moving around the bus or out of the seat Pushing/touching/disrupting others Repeated tardiness to the bus Disrespect to other students or the driver Not following the reasonable request of the driver Use of profanity Possession of a match or lighter Eating or drinking (food or gum) on the bus Tampering with emergency equipment or doors Littering or throwing objects from the bus Any other infraction of the building s student behavior code Level II (Major) Infractions: Level II behaviors are those that are severe in nature or that directly or indirectly endanger the student or other students, the driver, or the public. Three repeated Level 1 (Minor) Infractions The threat of violence to the driver or other school employees Harassment of other students The use of profanity directed to the bus driver Igniting a match or lighter Possession of an incendiary device (smoke bomb, fire cracker, cherry bomb, sparkler, etc.) Fighting/assault Possession of a weapon Vandalism or arson Theft Inappropriate physical contact Any action resulting in injury or threat of injury Recommended Consequences for Level I and II Bus Rules Infractions: First Written Report Second Written Report Third Written Report Fourth Written Report Fifth Written Report Sixth Written Report Level I Level II Principal action Principal action Principal action 3 days off bus 3 days off bus 5 days off bus 5 days off bus 10 days off bus 10 days off bus Expelled Expelled Follow-up Communication Following the disciplinary action taken with a student, it is the administrator s responsibility to inform the parent/guardian and the Transportation Department administration of the disciplinary action taken. It is then the Transportation Department administration's responsibility to inform the driver of that action.

13 Olentangy Local Schools Elementary Lunch Menu MENU #1 MONDAY MENU #2 MONDAY MENU #3 MONDAY MENU #4 MONDAY MENU #5 MONDAY Cheese Ravioli Garlic Bread Green Beans Fresh Fruit Fish Sticks Macaroni & Cheese Broccoli Applesauce Cheese-Filled Breadsticks with Marinara Sauce Green Beans Peaches Treat of the Day Hamburger or Cheeseburger on a Bun Oven Baked Fries Fresh Fruit Chicken Nuggets Broccoli Frozen Fruit Cup Snack of the Day TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY Popcorn Chicken Rice Broccoli Mandarin Oranges Fortune Cookie Chicken Patty Sandwich Sweet Potato Berries with Topping Brunch for Lunch Egg Omelet with Cheese Turkey Sausage Donut Hole Hash Brown Potatoes 100% Juice Cup Boneless Chicken Wings Baked Beans Frozen Fruit Cup Cookie Ground Beef Soft Taco with Toppings Southwest Beans Corn Pineapple Churro WEDNESDAY Pizza Please See Website for Pizza Rotation Romaine Salad Mixed Fruit Cup Follow the menu with its calendar day. Each week is represented by a color and represents a five week cycle. WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY Pizza Please See Website for Pizza Rotation Romaine Salad Frozen Fruit Cup Pizza Please See Website for Pizza Rotation Fresh Veggies with Dip Fresh Fruit Cup Pizza Please See Website for Pizza Rotation Romaine Salad Applesauce Pizza Please See Website for Pizza Rotation Romaine Salad Fruitalicious Gelatin THURSDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY Brunch for Lunch French Toast Sticks Turkey Sausage Breakfast Potato 100% Juice Cup Ground Beef Nachos with Toppings Fiesta Beans Corn Pears Popcorn Chicken Onion Rings Baked Beans Mandarin Oranges THEME DAY Please See Website for Details Corn Dog Sweet Potato Fries Fresh Fruit Cup FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY Turkey Hot Dog on a Bun Baked Beans Fruit Cookie Chicken Nuggets Dinner Roll Mashed Potatoes Fruit Pasta with Meat Sauce or Marinara Sauce Garlic Bread Romaine Salad Fruit Brunch For Lunch Pancakes or Waffles Turkey Sausage Sweet Potato Puffs 100% Juice Cup Meatball Sub Potato Fruit of the Day USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Olentangy Local Schools Lunch Price (includes milk) $2.25/Reduced $.40 Extra $.50 Parents are encouraged to prepay for meals. Methods of payment include on-line payments, cash, and check. Visit and follow the instructions to make an on-line payment and also check your child s balance. At Olentangy Local Schools, we know that good nutrition and learning go hand in hand! Led by a Registered Dietitian the Olentangy Food Service Department is dedicated to students health, well-being, and their ability to learn. We support learning by promoting healthy habits for lifelong nutrition and fitness practices. The Olentangy Local School District participates in the National School Lunch Program, which is designed to provide meals that are nutritious, tasty, and appealing to students in a safe, sanitary, and cost-effective manner. A meal consists of 5 components: an entrée, which is 2 components (a protein and a whole grain-rich grain), a fruit, a vegetable, and a fat-free or low fat milk. Students must select at least 3 of the 5 components one of which must be either a fruit or vegetable. Besides the menued components, alternate entrées including an entrée chef salad, fresh fruit, baby carrots, and other seasonal produce are offered daily. Extra menu items are available for purchase with cash or debit cards for grades 2nd through 5th. In addition to the meal Olentangy Local Schools offers beverages and à la carte items. All items offered for sale are in compliance with USDA s Smart Snacks in School standards and are available daily for students in 2nd through 5th grade with cash only. K and 1st grade are offered à la carte items one time per week with cash only. Additional information regarding à la carte offerings can be found on the Food Services web page located within the district website. Olentangy Local Schools cannot guarantee the absence of trace amounts of potential allergens not listed on food labels for sensitive individuals, but we will gladly work with you regarding any food allergies or special dietary concerns. Menu items are subject to change due to availability of foods or unplanned school closings. Please check the Food Services web page for the most up-to-date information. Free and reduced lunch program applications are available on-line or at any school office. You may apply any time during the school year. AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY