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• Parent's Page•
This is now the Parent's Page where you will find information about:
Current Events/Info, Walk of Fame, Rainbow Project, Eagle Fund, SCRIP, Greenbrook Auction/Gala
Innisbrook Wraps, Handbooks, Teacher Wishlist, Lunch Menu/Debit cards,Community Resouces
Current Info
New Morning
Line-up Plan Reminder:
Due to safety concerns
during morning drop-off in front of the MPR, we are changing our before school
procedures for lining up. As stated previously, no drop-offs are allowed in
front of the MPR or St. James Court. All students being dropped off should use
the VALET IN FRONT OF THE SCHOOL. This has been an ongoing issue that hopefully
will be resolved with your help. Students will enter the front of the school
after exiting the valet line. From there, they are allowed to line up in the
quad or go through the school to the playground.This is the same for both early
& late drop-off and parents may walk into the quad if they
like.
ALL
STUDENTS SHOULD ENTER SCHOOL THROUGH THE FRONT GATES REGARDLESS OF HOW THEY GET
TO SCHOOL. All back gates will be locked starting November 7th. The
same process will be used after school for both early & late pickup. All
students will exit the school through the front gates.
We truly appreciate
your help in this SAFETY issue. Please help us by modeling the importance of
following the guidelines set up to ensure our students and your child's safety.
This process was demonstrated for students this morning during flag salute.
Grades 1-3 will line up in the quad; grades 4-5 will line up under the shade
structure by BIG Toy.
Valet Safety Reminders:
Parent
Tips
Enter
valet area slowly & attentively.
Pull close
to the curb so valet volunteer doesn’t need to step into
street.
Make sure kids can exit your vehicle safely
by having vehicle interior accessible & clear.
Student
Tips
Must exit on right side of vehicle.
Kids should be
ready to exit with all belongings in hand ready to go.
Thank you,
Tom Ladouceur,
Principal
Classroom
Visitor Procedures
- Approval of a site administrator or designee must be obtained at least 36 hours before observing a class.
- Frequency of observations will be reasonable so as not to disrupt classroom instruction. Frequency may be limited at the principal's discretion.
- All visitors must check in at the office and wear a visitor's badge before proceeding to the classroom.
- At the discretion of the principal or designee, a school or district employee may accompany the visitor.
- Observations are limited to no more than 30 minutes. (exceptions may be made at the principal's discretion)
- While in the classroom:
- Observe quietly…avoid talking to students.
- Do not move about the classroom, as this is distracting to the students and teacher
- Interact with the students only if the teacher has agreed to such contact before the observation.
- If more than one person is observing at a time, please avoid conversation until outside the classroom
- The observation is not to be used as an opportunity to conference with the teacher. If the visitor desires discussion with the teacher on the day of the observation, a conference appointment must be prearranged with the teacher before the observation date
- Students' rights of confidentiality must be observed.
To ensure the safety of our students and staff and to prevent undue interruption of instruction, all visitors to the campus must follow the procedures below:
Classroom Observations
If observation becomes a disruption to classroom instruction, the visitor will be asked to leave. Visitation rights may be limited if the observation becomes a disruption to the students and/or the teachers.
FUNDRAISERS
Greenbrook
Walk
of
Fame
COST OF PUTTING A NAME IN THE GREENBROOK WALK OF FAME:
Starting at $75COST OF LEAVING A LASTING MEMORY FOR YOUR CHILD AT GREENBROOK:
PRICELESS!!Announcing exciting new plans for the Walk of Fame! The current brick site will be relocated during fall 2007 to the newly christened "Eagle's Nest", located immediately east of the school office. We plan to create a courtyard design centered on the Walk of Fame bricks with bistro tables, benches, flowers galore and new eagle carvings. Our expectation is that the "Nest" will serve as a meeting site for scouts, small group gatherings, and teacher breaks. It will also beautify the side and front of our lovely new school!
The first engraved bricks in the Greenbrook Walk of Fame were installed during summer 2002. Installation was paused during school construction as well as the 2006/07 school year as we researched options for transforming the Walk of Fame into a special nook. Now with a plan in place, we expect to relocate existing bricks and install all ordered but uninstalled bricks during construction of the Eagle's Nest, slated for fall 2007.Students, parents, relatives, alumni, faculty, community members and organizations have an opportunity to donate a brick in someone's honor. Each Donor receives a signed and numbered Certificate displaying your message as a special memento and the bricks are installed the following summer. The purchase of a brick is fully tax deductible and benefits Greenbrook Elementary School's Eagle Fund. Your honoree will enjoy coming back to find this special brick over the years.
Order forms are available at the school office or on-line at www.ges.srvusd.k12.ca.us/BrickOrderForm.pdf. Questions? Contact Debbie Bliss at 837-3187 or Stephanie Gilmore at 552-9331.
The Rainbow Project
provides the child with time during their normal school activities to
share feelings and experiences.
Click
here for Eagle Fund Web Site
Innisbrook Gift Wrap
The EAGLE Fund presents the annual Innisbrook Gift Wrap Fundraiser! This is Greenbrook's biggest fall fundraiser and our school needs your support. The sale will start Friday, September 5th, and will end on Friday, September 19th. Sale packets will be sent home with your child at the start of the sale. Greenbrook receives 50% profit on all catalog sales! The money we raise will fund many programs at Greenbrook such as teacher aides, more library hours, and music, to name just a few.
Innisbrook has been partnering with schools and organizations for over 26 years. It is their sincere desire to partner with schools to help maximize their efforts and to make fundrasing easy for volunteers and fun for families. Placing an order has never been easier. Parents, grandparents, aunts and friends can order online while still giving credit to Greenbrook. No order forms or tallying to be completed. Visit www.innisbrook.com and enter in our school code #103794
Innisbrooks Green Efforts - Helping with green in more ways than one!
*70% of all their items are made in USA
*Standard gift wrap is printed on recycled paper
*Inks are 100% water based. Leftover inks are reformulated and recycled for other designs.
*Innisbrook purchases paper from mills that support local and global environment initiatives including WWF (World Wildlife Fund) , SFI (Sustainable Forest Initiative), and FSC (Forest Stewardship Council).
* All standard gift wrap is recyclable (You can put it in your green can!)
* All of their corrugated boxes are recycled
* All catalogs and money collection envelopes are printed on recycled paper
* Online EZ order program reduces paper waste by approximately 64%
Click
here for official 16th Annual Greenbrook Black and White Masquerade Gala
SCRIP
order forms online. Click here
for a pdf of the order form.
Earn Money for Greenbrook with SCRIP
What is SCRIP?
SCRIP is simply another name for "gift cards". The program works by parents, friends and relatives purchasing gift card scrip through Greenbrook School without spending a penny more than they would normally.
How is SCRIP Used?
SCRIP is used just like cash. This means that you just present your certificate or gift card for payent at the register without any restrictions. And, it makes a great gift.
How does Greenbrook school benefit?
Great Lakes SCRIP Center purchases the SCRIP from merchants in large quantitiies and at a discount. Great Lakes SCRIP Center then makes these gift certificates available to nonprofit organizations also at a discounted rate. Greenbrook School then sells these same gift certificates to its families and members at face value. The difference between the discount rate and face value is our weekly profit. The result? Greenbrook School profits each and every week.
MISCELLANEOUS
Greenbrook
Handbooks (Student/Parent
& Kindergarten Handbooks)
Lunch Menus
Lunch Debit Cards
SRVUSD no longer has lunch tickets for student lunches. However, the district does offer several options to put money on the lunch debit cards for your students:
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Visit the Web Site to deposit money on your child's account online at www.srvusd.k12.ca.us.
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By mail or in person at the Child Nutrition Office, 3280 E. Crow Canyon Rd., San Ramon, CA 94583.
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In person at our school cafeteria; see Lori Mattley in the MPR (after 10:30am) and you can pay by cash or check payable to SRVUSD. Checks may also be dropped off at the office.
Students can bring cash and buy without a school lunch debit card. Lunch is $3.00. Any leftover change will be credited to your child's debit account.
Community
Resources
- Drug,
alcohol and tobacco community resource list and out-patient programs.
Songs
from Mrs. Dourgarian
Trying to remember the words to the songs you've learned in music? Click here for the words to those songs - more songs will be added!
Websites:
www.aaamath.com
http://school.familyeducation.com/home/
www.homeschoollearning.com/summer
www.greatschools.net
www.dodea.edu/instruction/curriculum/SummerLearning/Math.htm
www.scholastic.com/familymatters/parentguides/summer/index.asp