Bob and Lola Sanford Elementary Newsletter

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See You At the Pole  - Global Day of Student-led Prayer - September 24 @7:15am

Dress Code Reminders

The district dress code is enforced. Please ensure that your child is in dress code each day to limit class disruptions.

Dress Code

• Shorts, skirts, and dresses must be at least fingertip length.

• All outer garments must have sleeves (cap sleeves are permitted). “Spaghetti straps” or “tank tops” are not allowed. Shoulders must be covered.

• Footwear must be a style that ensures safety and does not present a distraction. All shoes at the elementary level must have a back strap. "Slides" are not allowed at school.  Crocs may be worn with a strap on the back.

• Garments that are cut inappropriately are not permitted.

• Holes in jeans are allowed in jeans, but skin cannot show through the hole above the fingertip. Oftentimes, students will wear leggings under their jeans or have patches behind the holes.

• Anything form-fitting, such as spandex shorts, bicycle shorts, tights, leggings, and leotards, may only be worn under shorts or skirts that meet the school dress code.

• Midriffs, cleavage, and undergarments should be covered at all times.

• Tops must overlap the waistband of the pants; midriffs should not be seen, even when arms are raised above the head.

• All students must have hair that is neatly groomed, out of the face, and of a natural color.

• No Mohawks or designs in hair.

• Goatees, beards, mustaches, and other facial hair must be short, neatly groomed, and natural in color.

• Students may not wear hats, headgear, or sunglasses in the building during the school day.

• Male students may not wear earrings, ear studs, or anything else in the ear.

• Jewelry for face/body/tongue piercing may not be worn at school except for pierced earrings for females. No spacers.

• Students may not wear garments or bring items to school that display pictures, emblems, or writings that are lewd, offensive, vulgar, or obscene; and/or advertise or depict tobacco products, alcoholic beverages, drugs, or any other objects or ideas that in the principal’s judgment may be expected to cause disruption of school activities or interference with classroom and other normal school activities.

No Charging Button in School Cafe

Many parents have set up their accounts to block charging, believing they are protecting their students from charging into a deficit. However, when they block charging on accounts, it prohibits children from using the money that is on their accounts for any type of extra. So this would also prohibit them from getting milk, or even an extra freight, or a vegetable, or an entrée. It is important that parents understand that by checking the no charging button, their student is only allowed to get a meal. There is no way for our cafeteria to override that block that the parent has set up in the system. 

  PTO Information

Varsity Football Games

We love seeing our students attend games to support our high school students. Please see the information below about football game expectations.

• Elementary students should be sitting with their parents.

• No footballs or other balls are allowed to be brought to the game.

• No one is allowed on the football field after the game.

• Students will be escorted back to their parents if there are violations of the expectations at the game.

 Drama Kids