Students in the Dallas Independent School District system
are required to be in attendance a minimum of 159 days
per year. A student who misses more than 16 days during
a school year may lose credit for that year. When your
child is ready to return to school after an absence, please
send a signed note explaining the reason for the absence
within 3 days to the child's teacher.
Any student arriving after 8:00 am will be considered
tardy. Parents will be notified if students are frequently
tardy and the principal will take appropriate disciplinary
action. Excused/Unexcused or Absence/Tardy Permits will
be given from the Attendance Office.
A parent who requests an early dismissal for urgent personal
reasons must check the child out in the attendance office
or the main office. To insure you child's safety, children
will not be released to other adults unless his/her name
is on the Enrollment Form or Student Emergency Card. Identification
must be presented at the time of your request. We appreciate
your cooperation in helping make our school safe for your
children.
AWARDS:
Awards assemblies are held at the end of the school year.
Students are rewarded for attendance, scholastic and behavorial
excellence. Parents, visitors, friends are welcome to
attend.
BLUE FOLDER DAY:
Because we know that parents like to be informed, we
will send most communications about school events and
activities home with your student on THURSDAY IN A BLUE
FOLDER. Teachers may include personalized letters and
information in the blue folders also.
BREAKFAST:
The cafeteria staff begins serving breakfast at 7:15am
and stops serving at 7:50am. Please contact the cafeteria
if you feel that you might qualify for reduced or free
lunch.
CLINIC:
Our school is staffed by a registered nurse and a clinic
assistant. When a student feels ill at school, he/she
will be sent to the clinic for further examination. A
student will be sent home if he/she has a fever over
100
degrees, a (suspected) contagious disease, vomiting,
or diarrhea. Feel free to contact the nurse at anytime
during
the school year if you have a concern about your child's
vision or hearing. Robin Smith, 972-502-5906, RSmith@dallasisd.org.
MEDICINE DURING SCHOOOL HOURS:
No over-the-counter medication will be given unless a
prescription is obtained from your doctor for the medication.
This includes aspirin, cough syrups, Tylenol, etc. All
medication should be brought to school by the parent.
In order for prescription medication of any kind to be
given at school, the following is required:
A child having any contagious or infectious disease should
NOT return to school unless he/she is cleared by a physician
and brings a note from the physician's clinic.
COUNSELING:
Mrs. Montoya
and Mrs. Pacheco are
Anne Frank Elementary Counselors. They are here to help
students and parents. Both parent and child may request
counseling services.
DETENTION:
Students may be detained after school hours for misbehavior,
not following school and class rules, incomplete homework,
or receive extra help from the teacher. Parents must be
notified in writing or by phone for permission before
the detention is served. Detention is held on Tuesdays
from 3:00-4:30pm.