Lunch times will be attached below.

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You will enter through the gym or cafeteria doors.

A table will be set up to sign in and receive your pre paid tickets.

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Pre K, Kindergarten, 2nd Grade and 4th Grade students will eat in the Cafeteria.

1st Grade, 3rd Grade and 5th Grade students will eat in the Gymnasium.

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Thanksgiving meal tickets are no longer available for pre sale.If you did purchase a ticket, they will be available at the check in table outside of the cafeteria on the 22nd.

We would still love to have you visit. If you did not purchase a ticket, you are invited to bring a lunch and come visit with your child.

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Thank you for understanding that we pre sale the tickets to know how much food to order. We can not offer tickets the day of our dinner due to the possibility of running out of food for those that eat last.

• Nov 20, 2024 - Education Support Professionals Day
• Nov 18 - Nov 22, 2024 - American Education Week
• Nov 21, 2024 - School Bank Day
• Nov 22, 2024 - Thanksgiving Lunch at Cedar Hill
• Nov 25, 2024 - E Learning Day
• Nov 26-29, 2024 - Thanksgiving Break

• Drop off begins at 7:10 to help get all students in before 7:35.
• The car line will be cut off at exactly 7:35. I know this could be an inconvenience, but we must start our day on time.
• If you are directed toward the front of the building- that means that you have arrived late and must walk your child in at the front office.
• Please do not get upset with our staff because you are late. This practice is to simply help us get our day started on time with as little disruption as possible.
• Students eating breakfast should arrive before 7:25.

This decision was made in order to get our school day started on time for our students. The day must begin at 7:40. Students do not have time to eat breakfast and prepare for learning if they are entering the building at 7:40.

Thank you for understanding and helping your child have a great start to their day!

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The article below is from The Educator’s Room and written by Dana Brown:

• Use the Golden Rule. Treat others the way you want to be treated. Before every interaction you have, ask yourself if this is how you would want to be treated. If not, then do not treat teachers or anyone else that way.
• Remember that miscommunications happen and are the root of many unnecessary arguments. Before becoming angry, allow teachers to explain possible miscommunications. After all, what you heard from your child may not be the most accurate description of the situation. This is what I like to tell parents during open house: “I’ll make a deal with you: I’ll believe half of what your kids say about you if you do the same about me.” And, yes, students tell a lot of strange things about their parents.
• Root for your child’s teacher every day. Encouraging notes, positive calls or emails, a simple thank you, or a smile goes a long way. While we are grateful for a gift during Teacher Appreciation Week, we would honestly rather have your trust and respect each and every day.
• Give us grace. Teachers are role models but remember we’re humans too. We get sick, make mistakes, become overwhelmed, and have personal issues too. We are trying our best to support our families, your families, and so much more.
• Get more involved in your child’s education, and that means more than helping with math homework. Make time to teach your children the values that are important to your family so that teachers do not overstep by teaching those lessons themselves.

More positive changes may include more invitations to participate in classroom activities and an overall happier, healthier school atmosphere for teachers, parents, and students. Watch your child and your child’s teacher thrive as you take steps to support teachers and become their partners in education.

Morning Riders: Please be outside waiting on the bus in the mornings so that the bus doesn't miss you. We can't send them back around to pick you up.

Afternoon Riders: Parents, please know that if the bus driver does not know that you are home, and they haven't been given prior permission, they will not drop off the student.

Parents of Kindergarten age students- bus drivers will not drop off if they can't see you.

Afternoon car line- Many adults are working the afternoon carline to help it move smoothly. Please note that student safety will always come before convenience. There are approximately 200 cars coming through our car line each afternoon. We are focused on getting our students to you as quickly but as safely as possible. It will get quicker with time.

Do not get out of your car and walk up the side walk due to student safety.

Please contact Mrs. Adams if you have concerns with this.

Remember that breakfast is free and served from 7:15 -7:40.

Please drop off before 7:25 if eating breakfast.

Students must be in class by 7:35 and prepared for school to begin.

Students arriving on campus before 7:25 will go to the gym to wait with peers.

At 7:25, students will go directly to class.

Please remind your student how they are getting home each day.

Please share any routines with your child's teacher.

Please do not change the schedule often because it gets very confusing for all involved, especially your child.

If you must change transportation during the school day- contact the front office before 2pm- not just the teacher.

Please remember that the school day is 7:40-2:45..

Students must be in class by 7:40 and stay until the bell rings in order to be counted present for the full day.

Any unexcused check in or check out will be posted. LCS policy is that 3 Unexcused Tardies will count as 1 Parent Note.

Each student is allowed 10 Parent Notes per year.

All other absences must be a Doctor Excuse.

Unexcused absences will lead to students’ inability to attend field trips and/or field day. 7 or more can lead to a truancy court referral.

18 or more absences (including doctor excuses) is considered Chronically Absent. Being chronically absent will also impact your student’s ability to attend field trips and field day.

This policy is a Limestone County Board Policy in effect to improve student attendance and learning.

Please reach out and let us know if you have questions or concerns regarding this policy.

Homeroom and speciality teachers may request cleaning supply donations.

We were able to purchase school supplies, but we are not able to purchase the cleaning items teachers are requesting.

Some example items include: hand wipes, cleaning wipes, cleaning spray, paper towels, Kleenex, Germ X, hand soap, etc

We appreciate your support!