To set-up a conference with a teacher, counselor, or administrator, please schedule an appointment by calling the school office at any of the following numbers:
(520) 364-2442
(520) 805-4152
(520) 805-4153 - Students are not to be on campus prior to 7:30 a.m. At 7:30 they may enter the cafeteria to eat, but not before.
- Children will be dismissed to the playground at 7:45 a.m.
- Classes start promptly at 8:00 a.m. (please have your child here on time).
- Classes end at 2:30 p.m.
- Children leaving school grounds during school hours, for any reason, must be signed out by parent/guardian in the office.
- Children should only bring items and/or supplies that are essential to learning.
- Children should not bring money (except for specific purposes, such as milk or lunch).
Regular attendance is essential to successful schoolwork. Your student is expected to attend a minimum of 90% of the required school days as per district policy. However, no one should attempt to attend school when he/she is ill. In case of illness, parents are to telephone the school office as soon as possible or bring in a note from home stating the reason for the absence.
The school has a new program (POWER SCHOOL) that will keep track of attendance. Parents will be able to go on-line to check their child's attendance record by using a password. Parents will be notified when this becomes available. In order to have an optimum-learning environment, each teacher has established his or her rules/procedures to maintain discipline in the classroom (see individual teacher's rules for your child). Students will not be allowed to interrupt the educational process.
You are welcome to view a copy of our school's official Discipline Policies by clicking on the link here. Homework will be assigned accordingly based on individual teacher's expectations. Each teacher will communicate with parents about missing or late assignments. Progress reports will be sent to the parents between each 9-week grading period. Breakfast and lunch are served in the cafeteria Monday through Friday. Breakfast tickets are free. Breakfast is served between 7:30 - 8:00 a.m. Lunch tickets are $1.00 per day (full price) and $0.40 reduced. - Demonstrate good behavior and manners while in the cafeteria
- Walk quietly to and from the cafeteria
- Stand quietly in line while waiting to be served
- Keep voices quiet
- Eat without playing or bothering others (be respectful)
- Do not throw or play with food, napkins, cartons, etc.
- Pick up after oneself (take tray to garbage can, etc.)
- FOOD OR MILK/JUICE IS NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE CAFETERIA
Breaking the above rules will result in the following:
If a child receives a disciplinary referral for misbehaving in the cafeteria, he/she will not be allowed to eat in the cafeteria for:
- Three (3) days for the first referral
- Five (5) days for the second referral
- Remainder of the year for the third referral
*Students will eat in the office when referred.
*The principal will contact parents. Breaking the above rules will result in the following:
If a child receives a disciplinary referral for misbehaving in the cafeteria, he/she will not be allowed to eat in the cafeteria for:
- Three (3) days for the first referral
- Five (5) days for the second referral
- Remainder of the year for the third referral
*Students will eat in the office when referred.
*The principal will contact parents. - A student's personal appearance should be a matter of pride.
- Children's dress shall meet the standards of good grooming; cleanliness, safety, and should be appropriate for the school situation/activities.
- Individual dress and personal appearance shall not disrupt the educational process.
- Obscene language or symbols/lettering on clothing are prohibited.
- Clothing that advertises tobacco, alcohol, or drugs are unacceptable.
- Tops or blouses which show the midriff area are not to be worn.
- Spaghetti strap, bare-back tops/blouses, or any top/blouses that show the shoulder blade are unacceptable.
- Hats may be worn only outside on the playground, but removed once in the building (girls and boys).
- Shirts are to be tucked in if the length is past the tips of their fingers.
- Students are to wear their appropriate size of clothing.
*The principal is responsible for determining the acceptablity of the student's personal appearance.
*If a student is in violation, parents as well as students will be advised. Students will be given a T-Shirt to be worn for the remainder of the day if needed.
*The Stevenson staff reserves the right to make modifications to our dress expectations when necessary.
*Our goal is to work together with the rest of the district. Additional policies may be obtained at your school's front office upon request.
- Student Conduct
- Student Discipline
- Student Suspension/Expulsion/Due Process Rights
- Promotion and Retention of Students
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