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Volusia Connect Flyer.pdf
Volusia Live Parent Guide
Volusia Live Parent Guide.pdf
Bell Schedule 2020-2021
VPortal Quick Access Guide
VPortal Quick Guide.pdf
504 and PST Contacts
Mr. T. Robinsos - 6th Grade
Ms. M. Brown - 7th Grade
Mrs. E. Galan - 8th Grade
School Improvement Plan
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Schoolwide Supply List
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Emergency Situation Guide
During and following an emergency situation, school and district officials must act quickly and follow established emergency protocols to safeguard students and staff, secure schools, and communicate accurate information in a timely manner. Parents can assist greatly by helping with preparation before the emergency.
The school uniform colors for 2020-2021
Tops - white, forest green and black.
Bottoms - Navy blue, black or tan pants, shorts, capris, skorts or jumper or black and blue denim long pants
Morning Procedures
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Restricted Items
Restricted items
Florida Kid Care
Florida Kid Care is our state’s free or low-cost health insurance program for children under 19 years old. Your child may qualify for comprehensive health coverage through Florida Kid Care, even if one or both parents work. Getting health coverage for your children before they become sick is very important. Children need regular check-ups so they can grow strong and healthy. Healthy children do their best at school and play.
Florida Kid Care services include:
• Doctor Visits
• Check-ups & Shots
• Hospital, Surgery & Emergency Services
• Vision/Hearing
• Mental Health
• Prescriptions
Eligibility for Florida KidCare is based on income and family size. Your child may be eligible for health insurance, even if both parents are working.
Florida KidCare includes four different programs. When you apply for the insurance, Florida KidCare will check which program you may qualify for based on the child's age and family income.
If your child is uninsured we can help you. Please call Theresa Watson at (386) 734-7190, Extension 20516 or e-mail at tmwatso1@volusia.k12.fl.us with any questions concerning Florida KidCare or the application process.
Eng-Newsletter Flyer
Span-Newsletter Flyer
School Way Cafe 2020-2021 News
Immunizations
State law requires 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students to have the following immunizations in order to attend school: Hepatitis B Series (3 shots) and second dose of measles. Students in 7th and 8th grade are required to have the Tetanus-diphtheria-acellular (tdap) booster. Documentation of vaccinations must be on a #680 (Immunization Card) and brought to the school office for input. The Volusia County Health Department is a vaccine provider, and they provide all shots necessary for school. The #680 (Immunization Card) is available upon request. STUDENTS WITHOUT VALID PROOF OF IMMUNIZATIONS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO PICK UP THEIR SCHEDULES OR BE ADMITTED INTO CLASSES. Immunizations are now available at Deland -(386) 822-6215 and Deltona - (386) 789-7507.
Immunization Reminder
Immunization Reminder
RSMS Free and Reduced Lunch Assistance Program
Common Sense For Parents
Much research on family conditions and the upbringing of children has lead to this important conclusion:
A lot of love and involvement from the people bringing up the children, clear limits for what behavior is allowed and not allowed, as well as the use of nonviolent methods of upbringing, creates non-aggressive harmonious, and independent children.
Here are some common sense rules for parents/caregivers who want to help children have a positive childhood.
- Let your child feel he or she is important. Children have a great need to fell they are important to their parents. Children grow on love and challenges.
- Laugh with and not at your child. Children are proud and can be deeply hurt when they feel you are making fun of them. Laugh with your child; humor is positive.
- Do not give in to your child to avoid conflict. Children feel more secure when they have limits set for them in their everyday life, but they often cannot refrain from testing their limits.
- Praise your child frequently. Encouragement and kind words motivate a child to cooperate. Positive support strengthens the child's self-image and creates an enthusiastic spirit. When new challenges arise, your child will be able to meet them confidently.
Remember that you are a role model for your child. your child is bonded with you in the deepest love and admiration. That is why he or she wants to be like you, at least when he or she is young. Whatever you do, your child will do. Whatever you say or believe, your child will repeat.
Secondary Grading Guidelines
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