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Student Handbook Statement: view full statement MISSION STATEMENT "Enabling all of our students to climb to heights that are their own." Treetops School International was developed as a school to allow all students to learn, grow, and develop a sense of whom they are. Founded in 1969 and based on progressive educational principles, Treetops provides a student-driven, hands on alternative to traditional public school. Our faculty are sensitive, energetic professionals that seek to engage and inspire students to think critically. ADMISSION Treetops School International is an open-enrollment Charter School operating under a Charter awarded by the State of Texas, with oversight by the Texas Education Agency (TEA), Charter School Division. An open enrollment Charter School may not deny admission to a student based on sex, national origin, ethnicity, religion, disability, academic ability, artistic ability, athletic ability, or based on the school district that the child would otherwise attend. Students will be accepted for grades K-12 who are of legal age to begin school in the State of Texas, having reached their 5th birthday by September 1st of the applicable school year. APPLICATION PROCEDURES: All parents wishing to enroll their students in Treetops School International must complete an Application for Enrollment, provide copies birth certificates, immunization records, social security cards, and withdrawal sheets from previous school. Applications are available in the Treetops School office at 12500 S. Pipeline, Euless, Texas between the hours of 8am and 4 pm or online at www.treetops.org Year to Year Admission Once admitted to the school, an eligible student would automatically qualify for enrollment in subsequent years without being subject to lottery unless they do not return their next year's enrollment packet on time . If however, a student leaves the school, then that student must reapply and will be placed in the lottery for placement. Treetops School will not enroll any student who has been subject to expulsion or who is awaiting expulsion from any school. ARRIVING AND LEAVING SCHOOL For the safety of our students, faculty and visitors are to follow the designated traffic flow patterns and speed. Please be extra cautious when dropping off or picking up children and be patient and courteous. Pull all the way forward and pay attention to those who are monitoring the traffic. Never leave your vehicle unattended.. If you need to help your child bring in supplies for a classroom activity at drop off time please park in a designated visitor spot. Please schedule conferences through email with the teacher or calling the office. Please do not call the office to have your student sent to the office to be picked up. You must come to the office, sign your child out, get a visitors badge, and go to your child’s class to pick them up. School times: The EARLIEST your child can be dropped off is 7:45. Your child is considered a LATE PICKUP if their ride is not here by that time the last car in the carpool line picks up. If your child is not picked up by the time allotted, they will be escorted to the office and you must sign a late log. We understand flat tires, broken down cars, accidents on the road that make for terrible traffic, etc.. Please call the office, if you can, to inform us of your situation. If your child has more than 3 late pickups for ANY reason, they will be returned to their local public school. Treetops has no before or after school care. For your child’s safety, we will not allow them to go home with anyone that you have not previously authorized in writing. If your child is going home with someone that is not on your list of possible pickup person, please send a note with your child AND call the office the day before or the morning of so that we may allow your child to go with the designated person. Parking lot During drop off and pickup times the parking lots can get congested. Students must unload and load on the passenger side on the vehicles to avoid accidents.The students must stay with their teachers until the pickup vehicle is pulled into the drop off spot and the teacher dismisses the student so that the teacher’s can ensure your child’s safety. Please have easy access to your child’s things so that they don’t have to go into the trunk of the vehicle and impede the flow of the carpool lines. SECURITY and Visitors Parents who wish to accompany their child to the classroom should obtain a visitor’s badge from the office. If a parent or guardian needs to pick up a child from school prior to dismissal time, they must sign out the child in the office. Students will only be released to individuals authorized in writing by parents and/or guardians. Those individuals will be required to show identification. Students are required to leave the campus immediately upon dismissal unless enrolled in supervised on-campus after school activity or asked to remain by a teacher. Students may not return to the campus unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. ALL visitors to campus must check into the office and get a visitor’s sticker EVERY time they are on campus. ALL persons that will be on campus during school hours or driving on field trips must fill out and pass a criminal background check. You may print one off the website under the How You Can Help section and under it’s subsection Approved Volunteer List or come to the office to pick one up. Parents and graduates may visit during lunch hours, but must obtain a sticker from the office. ATTENDANCE Texas Education Code 25.085 requires compulsory attendance for students who are at least six years old as of September 1 of the applicable school year. The law requires a student to attend school until the student’s 18th birthday, unless the student is exempt under 25.086. This requirement is enforced through 25.093 and 25.094. Developing a habit of regular and punctual attendance will help a student throughout his/her educational experience. Poor attendance is a major cause of poor grades and other problems as well as resulting in additional work for both the student and the teacher. Attendance and punctuality are paramount for your child to have a successful classroom experience. The state of Texas says that your child must have 90% instructional time per class, per semester in order to receive credit for their classes. This averages out to be 9 absences per semester-losing credit and being returned to their local school district on the 10th absence (excused AND unexcused included). Please call the office 817-283-1771 or email Ms. Leigh This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it on the morning of or the night before if your child will be absent. Please provide a note with the reason for and the date(s) of your child’s absence(s) the day they return to school. Sometimes tardiness cannot be helped. Bear in mind that each time your child enters a classroom late it interrupts their classmates and they could also lose valuable instruction time. Any child who is dropped off late -late is after 8:00am -the student must get a tardy slip from the office and the parent must get a visitor's badge and escort them to the office. Every 6 tardies equals 1 absence so it could affect student's attendance and could result in loss of credit and/or return to local public school. Treetops School International requires cooperation from parents in the matter of school attendance and punctuality, particularly in regard to the following: Ensure your child arrives and is picked up on time everyday. Schedule routine medical and dental appointments before and after school whenever possible. Inform the teachers of any absences with notes from home or the physician the day the student returns to school. Students are required to be in school except in cases of emergency, illness, or religious observance. It is the parents’ and or guardians responsibility to inform the school of an absence. A written note must accompany the student upon return to school. Unless otherwise approved by the Head of the School, students may not have more than 10% per semester. A student who is absent more than 10% per semester may not be eligible to pass that grade level due to excessive absences unless prior arrangements have been made and cleared by the Head of the School for chronic or other medical reasons. Teachers should be asked for make-up assignments. Every six (6) tardies will be counted as one unexcused absence. Unexcused absences are any absences that have not been excused as defined above and outlined by the Texas Education Agency. Students will be required to complete make-up work. If the absence is a planned absence, the student MUST get the work they will miss PRIOR to the absence and work is due upon DAY of return. TRUANCY Truancy is any absence without prior knowledge and consent of the parent and or guardian or which is in violation of state law and school disciplinary procedures. Truant absences will result in a loss of credit for class work for the hours and or days of the truancy. In addition, parents will be notified and disciplinary measures will be taken and/or result in the student returning to their district school. HEALTH AND SAFETY Treetops does not have a nurse on staff. Parents are asked to keep the school and class teachers fully informed of significant changes to their child’s health and contact numbers in order to enable the school to take the best possible care of each student. When students must take medication at school the following procedure must be observed: A medication consent form must be completed and signed by the parent or guardian prior to dispensing any medication, either prescription or non-prescription. A new form is required each year. No medication will be dispensed without parent or guardian consent. The prescription label must have the student’s name, current date, name of the medication, dosage, and the time to be given. Prescribed asthma inhalers may be kept on the student with the prescription attached. FIRE AND EMERGENCY DRILLS Fire and emergency drills are held at irregular intervals throughout the school year. CLOSED CAMPUS Treetops school International maintains a closed campus. Students are not to leave the school grounds from the time school begins in the morning until it ends in the afternoon without written permission from the parents. Students returning to school must check in at the Administration Office and be given a pass back to class. FACILITY USE Parking lots are off limits upon arrival to school without teacher permission. Students will travel around campus in pairs with consent from teachers. Use of Treetops facilities must be approved by property manager in advance. No rollerblades or skatebaords allowed at any time on campus. Extra curricular activites are sponsored by a faculty member, no gathering in parking lots, playgrounds, classrooms, or use of buildings is allowed without a faculty member present and prior written permission. STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT Treetops School International rules are “respect of person and of property.” The code of conduct applies to all students, parents, teachers, and administrators, each of whom have the right to a safe and productive environment. Guiding Principles: All members of the Treetops School International (students, parents, guardians, volunteers, teachers, staff and administrators) must observe the code of conduct. All members of the school community are to be treated with dignity and respect. Responsible citizenship involves appropriate participation in the Treetops community. Treetops does not employ corporal punishment and does not tolerate violent behavior. The possession, use, threatened use of any object to injure another or threaten the safety of the school will not be tolerated. Alcohol and illegal drugs are prohibited on school property or during any school sponsored event. Disruptions of class impede student learning and teacher productivity. Treetops School International has discipline authority over a student during the regular school day and at any school function, regardless of location. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITY School Board The Board shall be responsible for the management, operation and accountability of the Corporation. The direction and management of the affairs of the Corporation and the control and disposition of its properties and funds shall be vested in the Board of Directors. Notice of Regular Meeting webpage Head of School The Head of School is under the state compliance, the direction of the School Board. The Head of School is responsible for all daily operations of the school, including hiring, firing, training, curriculum development, enforcement of School Board policies, and compliance of the state and federal reporting guidelines. Develop annual budget for Board approval. Establishes parental involvement guidelines and regularly communicates with students, parents, and the school community. The Head of the School and Director is Ms. Lou Blanchard. Teachers and School Staff Under the leadership of the Head of the School, maintain order in the school with respect and dignity. As role models they 1) help students work to the full potential and development of self worth, 2) communicate regularly with parents, 3) maintain consistent standards of behavior for all students, 4) demonstrate respect for all students, staff, and parents, and 5) prepare students for the full responsibility of citizenship. Students Students are to be treated with respect and dignity. In return, they must demonstrate respect for themselves, for others, and for the responsibilities of citizenship through acceptable behavior. Students demonstrate respect by 1) coming to school prepared, on time, and ready to learn, 2) showing respect for themselves, for others, and for those in authority, and 3) following the established rules and taking responsibility for their own actions. Parents Parents play an important role in the education of their children and have a responsibility to support the efforts of school staff in maintaining a safe and respectful learning environment for all students. Parents fulfill this responsibility when they 1) take an active interest in their child’s school career, 2) communicate with the school, 3) become familiar with the Code of Conduct, and 4) volunteering in an effort to fulfill co-op hours. Statement of Intent to Comply Treetops School International affirms its intent to comply with all Federal and State laws relating to the prevention of discrimination based on race, color, creed, national origin, age, sex, or handicap. This compliance is to be include but not limited to, the regulations of the Title IX Act, which prohibits, discrimination on the basis of sex educational programs or activities which receive Federal funds, extending to employment in and admission to such programs and activities; and will comply with the Education of all Handicapped Children Act, Public Law 94-142, the American with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of Rehabilitation Act. This compliance also includes, but it is not limited to the regulations of the Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, age, sex, or handicap. LUNCHES Treetops School does not offer any food service. Every person on campus is responsible for bringing nutritious lunches to campus daily as well as a water bottle. Students are to clean up after themselves, checking all eating areas, and throwing away all trash. Parents are not allowed to bring fast food or restaurant takeout to their child. KG-8th grade no other drinks besides water! Please no Monster or energy drinks KG-12th grade. "Energy Drinks Not Allowed": Since there is no cafeteria all students and teachers eat outside. Students will eat outside unless it is POURING down rain or 40 or below. If the windchill brings the temp below 40 degrees, the students eat inside! PERMISSION SLIPS Students must have a signed permission slip for special activities, such as field trips. The permission form will be furnished by the school and must be signed by the parent or guardian and returned to the teacher by the allotted time frame. No student will be denied field trips for financial reasons. LOST ITEMS - Treetops School is not responsible for lost items. Teacher contact If you have a question or concern for your child’s teacher please EMAIL them or call the office and leave a message on their voicemail. The teacher’s will be checking their voicemails and emails everyday at their planning period. Email is the best form of contact. We are now on the gmail system and have no problems receiving or sending emails. Please DO NOT stop a teacher in the parking lot during drop off and pickup times and please DO NOT enter a teacher’s classroom for an unscheduled conference. At these times the teachers are responsible for the safety of and the educating of their students and cannot be interrupted. Student Phone Usage If a student needs to make a phone call for EMERGENCY purposes, they may use a school phone with permission from a staff member. Coordinating pickup times and/or carpools MUST be done before the school day begins. Electronic and Telecommunication DevicesElectronic and telecommunication devices are a major source of distraction in the classroom. For this reason, students are not allowed to bring any electronic or telecommunication devices to school. This includes, but is not limited to, cell phones, cameras (digital or film), music players of any kind, video players, hand-held video/computer games, etc.* Students found in possession of any such device will have the device confiscated. The process for retrieving confiscated devices is as follows:
Any device not retrieved within thirty (30) days from the date of confiscation will be donated to the Women’s Shelter of Tarrant County. *Calculators and certain other devices required for specific classes are exceptions. However, any item that is misused will be subject to the above policy. Website - www.treetops.org If you have access to the internet, please check the website regularly. It is your best source of information for school functions and classroom activities. Faculty websites contain monthly lesson plans. The Student Handbook is located on the website and you and your child are strongly encouraged to read it as it has specific rules and regulations of the campus including dress code and cell phone usage. If you do not have access to the internet, please ask the office for a copy. Tutorials Tutorials will be done by teacher invitation only. If your child is struggling with a classroom assignment, parents must make arrangements for extra help with the teacher at least 24 hours in advance. Late pickups from tutorials are included in the 3 late pickups allowed. Upper School Midterms and Finals: No unexcused absences or suspensions, 3 excused absences or less per class, 85 or higher semester average in academic classes you are exempt from the midterm or final! CLASS CELEBRATION Parents help plan parties for students on scheduled events with the teachers and school staff. Surprise parties are not permitted at school. If students wish to pass out invitations to private parties while at school, they may do so only if the entire class receives an invitation. PLAYGROUND AND ATHLETIC FIELDS The playground areas and fields are designed to provide Treetops students with opportunity for recreation and enhance physical fitness. Students must observe these guidelines to ensure safety and play in assigned areas. Use the play equipment properly. Stay out of the trees and bushes. Play fairly and obey the rules of the game. Pushing, kicking or any form of fighting will not be tolerated. No food is allowed in the gym. Do not use profanity or obscene gestures, including racial slurs or inappropriate language. Fences and walls are off limits. Do not throw or kick playground equipment over the fences or onto other non-Treetops properties. SCHOOL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY Personal property such as pagers, game boys, radios, cd players, toys, skateboards, etc are not allowed at school. Refer to the Electronics and Telecommunications sections. Students who destroy or vandalize school property will be required to pay for loss or damage. All textbooks are on loan to students for use during the school year. Students are required to pay for lost or damaged textbooks and library books. DISCIPLINE A STUDENT’S ATTITUDE TOWARD SCHOOL WILL PLAY A LARGE ROLE IN DETERMINING HOW WELL HE OR SHE DOES IN SCHOOL. The primary purpose for coming to school should be to grow through classroom and extracurricular activities. Students must remember that they are responsible for their own actions. If actions are in violation of school guidelines, consequences will have to be accepted. Students are accountable for their behavior on the way to and from school and during any school sponsored activities. School personnel may counsel students any time regarding their behavior. Please accept this advice as valuable and understand that their intent is to help students. NO STUDENT HAS THE RIGHT TO IMPEDE THE EDUCATION OF ANOTHER STUDENT. Any behavior, which is disruptive to the learning environment, will not be tolerated and the steps described in the disciplinary process will be followed. It is important that parents strive to work with their children and the school personnel in establishing clear expectations for student behavior. The staff has a systematic discipline plan, which will be reviewed with the students the first day of class and reiterated throughout the school year. Every effort will be made to develop positive consequences, which can be applied to individual students as well as classrooms. Consistency is important. The overall plan will establish firm and consistent limits for students and established a positive educational environment for both the student and the teacher. Generally, the following levels will be used to determine consequences for disregarding classroom rules: 1)Warning from teacher or staff member. 2) Discipline from classroom teacher. 3)Teacher discipline and parent notification. 4)Coordinator's discipline and parent notification. 5)Head of school discipline and parent notification. Severe infractions of the Code of Conduct or disruption considered serious by school personnel will warrant immediate teacher, coordinator or Head of School intervention. Parents will be notified of serious behavior problems immediately. Suspensions or expulsions may result upon the first incident for any of the following: Defiance of authority Assault – verbal or physical threat or action against another person Drugs- using, possessing or selling any drugs or look-alike, paraphernalia, non-approved prescription, or over the counter medication Alcohol using or possessing any alcohol beverages or look-alike alcoholic beverages Tobacco- using or possessing any tobacco or tobacco products Gambling-wagering or betting money or other stakes on the outcome of any activity Theft- stealing property of another person or school Weapons-possession of any items considered dangerous DUE PROCESS All students of Treetops School International are entitled to due process. This means that all students: must be informed of accusations against them. Must have explained to them the factual basis for the accusations. Must have a chance to present an alternative factual position if the accusations are denied. DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS The consequences for inappropriate behavior are clearly identified and enforced. Students who choose to break school rules and regulations also choose the consequences of the actions. Depending on the behavior problem of the student, one or more of the following actions may be taken by school officials: Informal Talk: A teacher or school official will talk to the student and try to reach an agreement regarding how the student should behave. Conference: A formal conference is held between the student and one or more school officials. Parent Involvement: Telephone or personal contact, or email, or certified letter will notify parents or guardians. A conference may be conducted between the student, parent, guardian appropriate school personnel, and any other individuals concerned. Closure from classes: The student is temporarily removed from one or more classes, but remains at school during these class periods, and may receive other disciplinary actions, such as detention or suspension of privileges. Parents will be notified and actions will be recorded in the student’s file. Closure from activities: The student is temporarily suspended from attending and or participating in school activities, including sports, club activities, dances, and field trips. Assignment to detention or work detail: The student is assigned to detention or up to an hour of work detail. During detention students will be required to work on classroom assignments either before or after school or on Saturday. Work detail requires the student to perform jobs to better the campus environment. Short Suspension. A short suspension is the withdrawal of the right to attend Treetops School International or participation in extra curricular activities for a period of ten days or less. Prior to imposing a short suspension, the student must be notified of the behavior deemed inappropriate and that there is a short suspension being considered. The student will then be given an informal hearing before the Head of the School, at which time the student will have the opportunity to tell his or her side of the story. If the student’s presence creates a clear and present danger, the informal hearing may be waived and the student suspended immediately and the parents notified. As soon as the danger subsides, the due process procedure for short suspension will be initiated. If, after the informal hearing, the Head of the School determines that a short suspension is appropriate, the suspension will be effective immediately, and the parents or guardians will be informed of the action by telephone and or documented letter. LONG TERM SUSPENSION OR EXPULSION REASONABLE RESTRAINT While corporal punishment is not allowed at Treetops School International, employees while acting within the scope of their duties and responsibilities may exercise the amount of physical restraint reasonable and necessary to protect the safety or the students and or themselves. SEARCH AND SEIZURE Treetops School International reserves the right to search and seize when there is a reasonable belief that there exists some material or matter which is detrimental to health, safety, and welfare of students or employees. Searches of school property may be conducted at any time. School authorities will seize illegal items or other possession reasonably determined to be a threat to ones’ health. Items that are used to disrupt or interfere with the educational process may be removed from the students’ possession. All property, including backpacks, cars, and other personal property are subject to search with reasonable cause. Items seized by the school may be held by the school, returned to the students’ parents or turned over to the appropriate law enforcement agency. DRESS CODE Students may not wear clothing that exposes any underwear or bare midriffs, no short shorts, no short skirts,no clothing with offensive materials and no spaghetti straps, no strapless shirts, no pajama pants or slippers and no exposed cleavage. NO SANDALS except for 9-12th. Tennis shoes must be worn by Kg-8th grades for PE classes-no sandals-they have PE every day. 9th-12th graders enrolled in a PE class must wear or bring tennis shoes. If a student wears something that is not part of the dress code, they must wear something provided by the school until a parent can be contacted and bring appropriate clothing. NO PAJAMA PANTS or slippers. DIRECTORY INFORMATION Directory information shall include a student’s name, address, telephone listing and will be released to any individual or organization that files a written request. This information shall be released unless the parent or guardian objects in writing within ten days of the issuance of this notice. COMMUNICATION Treetops School International is establishing and maintaining fluid communication with the home enhances a child’s success at school. The web page www.treetops.org will be current with activities as well as faculty email addresses. E-mail and other electronic communications are not considered confidential and may be monitored at any time by designated staff. Progress reports go home with your student every three weeks, report cards every nine weeks. Please email your child’s teacher or leave a message on their voicemails for conferences or updates. PARENT TEACHER MEETINGS Teacher conferences are set through the faculty email system or leaving a message for a teacher on their voicemail for an appointment. Conferences will be held with the parent or guardian only, their teachers and the grade cluster's coordinator and student when invited by teacher. CURRICULUM and TAKS Treetops School International is responsible for teaching the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) as contained in 19 TAC Chapters 110-128 and must participate in the state wide assessment program, Texas assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) including TAKS-M,TAKS-Alt and TAKS Accomodated.All TAKS testing and retesting will be administered per TEA calendar. TEKS guidelines may be found on TEA's website- www.tea.state.tx.us Currently, grades 5 and 8 must pass both the Reading and Math portions of the TAKS test or be approved by the TAKS committee in order to be considered for promotion to the next grade. 11th graders must pass all areas of the Exit Level TAKS and fulfill all graduation requirements in order to graduate. Grades 5,7 and 11 have 3 oppurtunities to take and pass these tests.(See School calendar for test and retest dates.) Grades 3, 4,6,8,9 and 10 are not TAKS retention grades. However, if students of those grades do not pass their TAKS tests they are subject to retention from the TAKS committee and will need to complete a TAKS workbook over the summer(due 1st day of school) AND attend after school and in schedule TAKS tutorials the following year. All students that did not pass a section of the TAKS test or retest for 5th,8th and exit level must attend summer school to prepare them for the retest in July. Grades 5th,8th and exit level (11th grade) that do not pass their TAKS retest in the summer will also have to complete the TAKS study guide (due 1st day of school) AND attend after school and in schedule TAKS tutorials the following year. Summer School Treetops will hold summer school for high school only to recoup credit for selected classes. Students 2nd-8th that are retained must enroll in summer school at their local school district. All students that did not pass a section of the TAKS test or retest for retention years 5th,8th and exit level), must attend summer school to prepare them for the retest in July. HOMEWORK POLICY and Make-up Work Homework is a regular part of the academic program. It serves several purposes. It provides additional drill, practice and study. It is a vehicle for teaching and developing personal responsibility. Homework helps parents know what their child is learning in school. Twenty minutes of reading a night will increase reading readiness. Homework is to be differentiated from regular assigned class work unfinished by the students. Students who have an excused absence may request and receive homework assignments during their absences. Students are required to obtain all make up work on the day they return to school. One day to make up work will be given for each day of absence during the assignment. If the work is not made up during the allotted time, a grade of 0% will be recorded for the assignment. Homework assigned before the absences is due as originally scheduled. VOLUNTEERS/CO-OP Volunteers form an essential part of the school program, but co-op is strictly voluntary. Our co-op commitment requests 60 hours a year to facilitate a healthy learning environment. . We need volunteers to listen to individuals or small groups read, tutor, help teachers clean classrooms and bathrooms,and drive on field trips. All volunteers must have a visitors badge if on campus and have an approved background check. The co-op is a commitment from the parents. Please fill out a co-op form EVERY time you do a co-op activity and turn it in to a staff member the day you do the actvity so that co-op records may be efficiently kept. Coop hours are able to rollover to the next year. Also, they may be donated to another family. Coop sheets will expire at the end of each month. If your hours are not turned in by the end of the month, your time will not be recorded. Please email Ms. Renee This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you have coop questions or concerns. INCLEMENT WEATHER In the event of bad weather, please check the website, channels 5, 8, and 11. FACILITY USE Facility use requires advanced approval from the Board of Directors. Use may result in fees set by the Board to cover utilities and other facility costs. The Board reserves the right to require liability release and to limit facility use in keeping with above policies. EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Optional study trips planned during the school year or break are the financial responsibility of the parents. All school trips or extra curricular activities are subject to behavior contracts. Club Guidelines 1. Must have a faculty sponsor, willing to be in the building from beginning to end but not as a participant.
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE: Should there be a grievance contact the office so the following steps for resolution will be adhered to: 1. Request to meet with that person for resolution 2. Request to meet with coordinator of grade level 3. Request to meet with Head of School 4. Forward grievance to Board; Board decisions are binding BOARD MEETINGS ARE THE 3RD Wednesday OF EACH MONTH 7:00 PM.
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