posted Oct 16, 2011 3:36 PM by Stanley PTA Webmaster
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Week of: February 12th
The following students exhibit the character of RESPONSIBILITY~
A person of character is responsible, accountable, pursues excellence and exercises self-control.
| 6th | Ryan Hagglund | | 7th | Anne Varellas | | 8th | Tristin Melewicz |
What is a "Wildcat of the Week"?
Each
week one student from each grade level is chosen by a faculty committee
and is honored because of his/her good citizenship, good peer
relationships, positive school contributions, academic effort and other
related criteria. Students selected exhibit desirable behaviors an
deserve as role models. The school year culminates with a special event
for “Wildcat of the Week” winner. As. In all recognition programs, many
deserving students are bypassed. It is the intent of this award to
encourage all students to exhibit “The Stanley Spirit” of respect, responsibility and integrity. |
posted Oct 16, 2011 3:34 PM by Stanley PTA Webmaster
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updated Feb 12, 2012 4:31 PM
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2/13 ~ 8th grade registration packets due to the Stanley office by 3:30 pm
2/15 ~ Winter Jazz Concert – 7:30 MUR
2/17 ~ Presidents’ Day - NO SCHOOL
2/20 ~ Presidents’ Day - NO SCHOOL
2/24 ~ Fun Friday – Crazy Hat Day
Friday Forum – 8:45
Stanley CommUNITY Social – 6:30 – 10:30 - Veteran's Hall
2/29 – International Concert – 7:00 pm
3/12 ~ Staff Development Day - NO SCHOOL
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posted Oct 9, 2011 5:38 PM by Stanley PTA Webmaster
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updated Jan 14, 2012 7:01 PM
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Each time your child misses school for any reason (sick, vacation, others) the Lafayette School District loses $44 per day in revenues from the state. Attendance in school is best for your child’s education. If your child is ill, keep him/her home until well enough to return to school. If you must take your child on a trip for 5 days or more, ask your school to provide him with an Independent Study packet (please give the school at least 2 weeks’ notice for an Independent Study request) to help him keep up with his studies while gone. Doing so is a WIN-WIN scenario. Your child keeps pace with his classes and is considered PRESENT on those days (NOT ABSENT) for State funding purposes. However, for absences less than five days or absences greater than 5 days without a completed Independent Study, your child misses invaluable instruction time and the state withholds funding from the District at $44/day. The District strongly recommends that trips and vacations be scheduled during non-school days.
This is BEST, firstly, for your children, our students and secondly, for the District especially amidst persistent State funding cuts.
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posted Sep 10, 2011 2:18 PM by Stanley PTA Webmaster
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updated Dec 9, 2011 8:34 AM
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There has been some issue’s with students riding the school bus with One Trip Passes ($3.00 orange passes). This is a liability for Lamorinda Bus, for First Student and for the schools and districts. EACH BUSS PASS IS SUPPOSED TO BE FILLED OUT, SIGNED AND DATED BY A PARENT. THIS RULE IS WRITTEN ON THE BACK SIDE OF EACH BUS PASS. DRIVERS HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED NOT TO TRANSPORT STUDENTS WITH BLANK BUS PASSES. If you wish your child to purchase a same day bus pass please send a note with your child to the office giving your permission for them to do so along with the following information, date, name, address, grade, emergency phone#, bus stop, school and route and parent signature. If you have any questions, please contact Lamorinda Bus @ 299-3216.
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posted Aug 20, 2011 9:53 AM by Stanley PTA Webmaster
If your child has any medication in the school office from last year, please stop by the office and pick it up. If your child needs to take medication during the school day, new forms need to be filled out and kept on file in the office.
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posted Aug 20, 2011 9:50 AM by Stanley PTA Webmaster
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updated Aug 20, 2011 9:58 AM
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Individual tank tops must have 2 – inch shoulder straps.
Skirts, shorts, skorts, and dresses must reach the tips of the students’ longest finger when arms are at rest at students’ sides.
The following ARE NOT appropriate or allowed:
- Halter and crop tops which reveal the midriff
- Clothing which reveals undergarments
- Clothing with holes
- Unusual, distracting clothing and accessories.
- Clothing with drug, alcohol, sexual, or violent themes
- Clothing which puts forth a derogatory or inflammatory message.
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posted Aug 20, 2011 9:48 AM by Stanley PTA Webmaster
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updated Aug 20, 2011 9:50 AM
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If you ride your bike on the trail to school and are exiting on Topper Lane/School Street, PLEASE stay on the sidewalk and cross at the crossing guard crosswalk. It is not safe for you to cross at the parking lot. It is very busy in the morning with cars coming in and out of the parking lot and creates a safety hazard.
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posted Aug 20, 2011 9:45 AM by Stanley PTA Webmaster
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updated Aug 20, 2011 9:47 AM
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If your child is going to be leaving school due to an appointment, please remember to send a note to the office before school starts. Please state in the note: child's name, grade and the time that they will be leaving. If your child is going to be walking to an appointment OR if someone other than yourself is going to pick them up, we need to have a note stating so. Also, if your child arrives late to school for any reason, you need to bring your child to the office to sign them in or send a note with them. We appreciate your cooperation!
Stanley Office
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posted Aug 20, 2011 9:44 AM by Stanley PTA Webmaster
Just a reminder ~ Students may use the office or classroom telephones with permission. Cell phones are never to be used or turned on during school hours, and inappropriate use will result in a one day confiscation. Cell phones will be retuned at the end of the day resulting in a one hour after school detention.
These policies will be and have been in the past reviewed with the students by our Administrators. Please remind your student to abide by the Stanley policies.
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posted Aug 20, 2011 9:43 AM by Stanley PTA Webmaster
Middle school students attending sporting events at Acalanes and Campolindo High Schools MUST be accompanied by adults. Parents or other adults will need to arrive with the students and supervise them throughout the event.
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