Before & after school care: Before & After School | JCPS

Before & After School Care

Before- and after-school care for elementary students is provided by Right At School on-site at the district’s elementary schools. The program takes place in a student’s home school directly before and after the school day.

• Before-school care runs from 7:30 a.m. to the start of school.
• After-care runs from the conclusion of school until 5 p.m.
• Parents/guardians must transport students to school in the morning for before-care and must pick them up in the evening if they attend after-care.

ABOUT RIGHT AT SCHOOL

• Right At School’s programs provide students with enrichment activities that extend learning in a fun and meaningful way as well as opportunities for students to take on projects, develop peer leadership skills, get outside for fitness, and explore personal interests.
• Right At School’s curriculum is aligned to state standards and engages students in multi-sensory, multi-intelligence learning. Children will experience fun-filled programs focused on building their creativity, conditioning, character and confidence.
• Programs run every day school is in session, registration is flexible, and scheduling is convenient. All programs take place in the comfort and safety of RTSD schools. 
• Right At School provides discounts for siblings, students receiving free and/or reduced lunch, military families, and staff members.
• State subsidies for low-income families are accepted.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• General Information

• The Right Club (After-School Care)

• Right At School Staff

• Registration & Billing

Why Right At School?
Right At School is focused exclusively on student enrichment for children in elementary schools. Rather than offering “day-care” or “babysitting,” our highly trained and passionate educators make sure the learning carries on before and after school in a fun and meaningful manner. Your children will experience best-in-class, fun-filled programs focused on building their creativity, conditioning, character and confidence. We are reliable (programs run every day school is in session), flexible (register for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 days/week), and convenient (we offer a daily drop-in option). And all of this happens right in the comfort and safety of the elementary schools.

Is Right At School an Outside Company?
Yes. However we take our partnership with Radnor very seriously and communicate often with the principals and any school/district contacts.

Can I speak to someone directly?
Families can speak directly to Right At School personnel anytime by calling 855-AT-SCHOOL (855-287-2466) during the hours of 8:30 a. m.–5:30 p.m. (CST). During program hours, parents will be able to call their child’s Right At School Program Manager on a dedicated phone that each Program Manager carries. You will also be able to contact a local Area Manager when one has been hired in mid-June. Phone numbers can be found on our website on the Locations and Pricing page.

How will I know where to drop my child off and/or pick my child up?
A week prior to school starting each family will receive a Welcome Letter from Right At School which will provide details such as what entrance to use during program hours, exact program location within your specific school, as well as profiles and contact information for your program staff.

What is The Right Club?
The Right Club is in your school every day that school is in session. We begin when the school bell rings and continue until 6 p.m. You can choose as many days as you’d like for your children to attend and you can change your schedule if needed. We provide enrichment- and fitness-based activities for families needing reliable and meaningful 2 support after school. Early Adventures is the morning program which begins at 7:30 a.m. until school begins.

Where will The Right Club be located in my school?
Right At School will partner with each school principal to secure adequate space for our programs. Should our programs grow over the course of the year, we will again partner with the school principal to ensure a continued quality environment for our program location.

What does a typical day look like in The Right Club?

1. Town Hall Meeting (~15 minutes) – At the school bell, children will gather in a designated after school meeting location, where our educators will take attendance and serve a healthy snack. The day is then kicked-off with a Town Hall Meeting, where students will share news and special events, and our educators will set the schedule and expectations for the day.
2. The Right Moves (~10 minutes) – After a long school day, we know kids need to let out their energy. We spend ten minutes dancing, doing yoga stretches, or team games; just enough time to get out their “wiggles” and refocus their energy on homework.
3. Homework Time (~45 minutes) – Our educators provide a quiet and supervised environment for students to work on their homework. If students complete their homework early, they will have quiet activities to choose. Students may choose to lengthen their homework time block if additional time is needed.
4. Daily Double/Enrichment (~45 minutes) – Kids will participate in fun, enrichment-based activities, such as arts and crafts, science experiments, drama, etc. Enrichment unit topics, such as “Phenomenal Earth,” “Top Secret,” and “Vikings, Sailors, & Pirates, Oh My!,” which change every two weeks. Kids are offered additional activities outside the scheduled curriculum with our Daily Double or Triple Play options which provides our students with choice.
5. Fun Fitness (~30 minutes) – We may be outside on the playground, or inside playing kickball or making up a dance routine. Either way, making time for daily movement and learning sportsmanship is an integral part of our day. We also allow for students to self-navigate during this time as well.
6. Free Play (~30 minutes) – We know kids need time for self-navigation and free play! We have an ample supply of arts and crafts supplies, board games, card games, chess sets, and sports equipment available for kids to stretch their creative muscles!

What will my child eat for snack? Is breakfast provided for Early Adventure students?
Right At School will provide a healthy, nut-free snack every afternoon. Children are welcome to bring their own snacks from home if they prefer (please make sure they are nut-free). Some examples of snacks are fresh fruit, fruit cups, crackers, granola bars, raisins, and fresh items like yogurt, and cheese (when refrigeration is available). Right At School does not provide breakfast during Early Adventures, however children are allowed to bring a nut free snack from home if they would like.

How many days a week can my child be part of The Right Club?
Families may sign-up for 1-5 days per week of the Early Adventures before-school program or the Right Club after-school program and can change their schedule as needed each month.

What type of training is provided to the staff?
Examples of Right At School educators are experienced post-graduate and current college students with a passion for working with children. As part of our focus on safety, our employees must pass comprehensive fingerprint background checks. In addition, our educators receive ongoing safety training and abuse prevention and neglect training, and all of our Program Managers are CPR-certified. Our educators also participate in extensive education- and behavior management-focused training throughout the year. All staff go through training during the fall which comprises of child development, professional expectations, positive guidance, equaling approximately 20 hours of training. On-going training, mentoring and coaching also happens throughout the school year as well.

What is the student to staff ratio and will a Program Manager be on site?
Student to staff ratio is 1:12. Programs will be staffed with a Program Manager at each location. The Program Manager is responsible for managing the Right At School programs at their assigned school. Educators work under the supervision of the Program Managers. Each program will have a minimum of one Educator and as the 4 enrollment grows additional Educators will be added to ensure student to staff ratios are always followed.

How do I register and pay for Right At School?
You can register and pay online using your credit card or debit card, at www.rightatschool.com. Just click on “Register” in the top right of your screen, then find and select your school.  

Can I add a day to my child’s Right Club schedule?
Families may change their child’s Right Club class schedule at any time by logging into your account and selecting “Change my Child’s Schedule.” For week-of schedule changes, please call Customer Service at 855-287-2466. There are no refunds or credits provided for the current month of service.

I can’t pick up my child on a day they are not signed up, can they do a drop-in?
Yes! We offer drop-ins into our program at a flat fee of $40 per child per day. You must register online or via phone by noon the day of for after school and the day prior for before school. We also have a Drop-in punch card which can be purchased in advance and is good for 10 drop-in days to be used as needed. The Drop-in punch card can be purchased for $360.

When is Tuition due for Right Club?
Right Club tuition is automatically billed monthly.

Are there any extra fees to Right Club?
There is an annual $50 registration fee per-family for all Right Club programs, which is due in full upon registration.

I have more than one child with Right At School, do I get a discount?
Yes! When siblings are enrolled in any Right Club option, there is a 10% discount on the tuition for each additional child.

Right At School’s program was cancelled today, will I get a refund?
No refunds will be given for programs that are cancelled due to weather, facility issues, school closures, school-dictated unavailability of space, or any other issue beyond Right At School’s direct control.

Are we charged for days that school is not in session?
There are no refunds given for any days of student non-attendance (i.e. holidays, half days, professional development days, etc.). Tuition is set based on the actual number of school days in the academic calendar year and does not bill for holidays and other school days off. The total tuition for the academic year is divided into equal monthly payments for convenience.

Links

• Right At School Website
• Right At School at IES
• Right At School at RES
• Right At School at WES
• FAQs (PDF)

School-Age Child Care Archives – Treasure Valley Family YMCA

YMCA School-Age Child Care offers before and after school, as well as care on no-school days, holiday breaks, and summer for children from Kindergarten through 7th grade.

Boise, Caldwell, Eagle, Meridian, Nampa

School-Age Child Care provides children with a wide variety of academic enrichment activities that help children make new friends, do better in school, enjoy more physical activity, develop new skills, and live with caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. Children in our programs benefit from a safe and nurturing environment that incorporates character values, provides positive adult role models, and develops necessary skills.

Incorporating the latest research in Youth Development, YMCA School-Age Child Care create academic enrichment activities to foster each child’s cognitive, social-emotional, and physical development. Every day, children engage through a “hands-on, minds-on” approach, allowing children to be physically active and cognitively challenged. Children are given the power of choice to participate in a variety of learning centers such as homework help, STEM, arts and crafts, physical activity, and play.

Transportation: Our fleet of school buses provide transportation to and from several schools. Scroll down for locations.
Tuition: Tuition is due on the Monday of each week. Autopay is available.
Fees are nonrefundable and due annually at the time of enrollment.

The Treasure Valley Family Y believes that every child is of promise. Therefore, no one is denied Y services due to the inability to pay. For more information about our Financial Assistance program, please call 208 344 5502 ext 254.

Ages: Kindergarten–7th Grade

Address: 950 W State Street, Boise, ID
Phone: 208 344 5502 ext 219
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Schools Served: Adams, Highlands, Longfellow, Lowell, Roosevelt, Washington, Whittier

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Address: 3720 S Indiana Ave, Caldwell, ID
Phone: 208 459 2498 ext 655
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Schools Served: Caldwell School District, Vallivue School District, Heritage Charter, Mosaics Public School, Vision Charter, Thomas Jefferson

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Address: 1441 N Sevenoaks Way, Eagle, ID
Phone: 208 939 6735
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Schools Served: Eagle, Eagle Hills, Galileo, Seven Oaks, Eagle Elementary School of the Arts

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Address: 5225 S Stockenham Way, Meridian, ID
Phone: 208 344 5502 ext 538
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Schools Served: Hillsdale

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Address: 4550 N Coppercloud Way, Meridian, ID
Phone: 208 855 5871
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Schools Served: Barbara Morgan STEM Academy, Heritage Middle, Hunter, Paramount, Pleasant View, Sawtooth Middle, Willow Creek

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Address: 2900 E Rome Drive, Meridian, ID
Phone: 208 861 4832
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Schools Served: Pepperidge, Siena, Spalding, Victory Middle

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Address: 12435 West Ustick Road, Boise, Idaho, USA
Phone: 208 321 7559
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Schools Served: Ustick, Summerwind, River Valley, and Pioneer.

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Address: 1050 W State Street, Boise, ID
Phone: 208 344 5502 ext 219
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Schools Served: Adams, Highlands, Longfellow, Lowell, Roosevelt, Washington, Whittier

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Address: 12650 W Bridger Street, Ste 120, Boise, ID
Phone: 208 344 5502 ext 415
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Schools Served: Cecil D. Andrus

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Before and After School Care

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Before and After School Care

Visit our registration page to enter your child’s school or district to find out if the YMCA program is offered at your child’s school site and register today.

The Y makes the most of your child’s after school time by offering active learning opportunities designed to engage and expand young minds. Housed in local schools, YMCA Before & After School Care gives your child the opportunity to participate in active play and collaborate on fun projects. But YMCA Before & After School programs are more than child care. They offer a path with a purpose. Students engage in a variety of structured activities that promote positive social interactions, indoor and outdoor play and reinforce academic learning concepts, as well as lessons in empathy, inclusion and service learning.

Before School Program

• Hours: Monday – Friday, 6:00 a.m. – until school begins
• Members – $24.99/week and Non-Members – $34.99/week

After School Program

• Hours: Monday – Friday, school dismissal – 6:00 p. m
• Members – $49.99/week and Non-Members – $79.99/week

The Arlington-Mansfield Area YMCA serves:

• Arlington Independent School District (select schools)
• Arlington Classics Academy
• St. Joseph Catholic School

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Community Time

Welcome children into the program; this can consist of a formal greeting, icebreakers or group games. Students receive a healthy snack that includes a whole grain, fruit and water. During this time, staff will be trained to use evidenced-based social-emotional learning (SEL) activities to promote diversity, inclusion, empathy, compassion and critical thinking.

Brain Power Hour

Dedicated time for students to work on daily homework and participate in self-guided academic learning centers. Students will be allowed to use any technology device needed to assist with homework, with parent’s permission.

Exploration

Age-appropriate structured, hands-on, fun activities intended to reinforce academic learning concepts. The Y uses evidence-based curriculum-related to STEM and literacy in partnership with Scholastic Learning and others. Activities will be focused on STEM and literacy but incorporate various subjects throughout the year.

Enrichment

Age-appropriate structured enrichment activities such as music, art, theater, DIY crafts, global awareness, service learning and character education intended to expose students to new experiences to ignite their imagination and foster a love of service and empathy for others.

Energize

Physical play activities that can take place either outside or in the gym/cafeteria or playground incorporating CATCH Kids Club curriculum.

Registration Information

Check out our site listing to find out if the YMCA program is offered at your child’s school site and register today. Special rates available for YMCA members. 

To begin the registration process: 

• Consider becoming a YMCA Member! YMCA members enjoy significant savings (up to $1,000 annually) on before and after school program rates as well as a host of other benefits. Visit our Benefits & Amenities page to learn more. Non-members will pay an annual activation fee. The fee for Parent(s) with one child is $69.99 and parent(s) with more than one child is $99.99.  
• After becoming a member, we ask that you create an online account so that you can register for after school care 
• Participating children must be added to the membership profile, for selection to register for the before and after school programs 

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Are you ready to register for a YMCA child care program? Registration is all online! Be sure to have the following items ready will help expedite your online registration. We look forward to serving your family!

If your child has any special needs or will need special accommodations while in our care, please contact your local Y prior to starting the registration process.

Registration Checklist

Arlington ISD Free Afterschool Care Information

Have Questions?

Contact us at [email protected] or call (817) 989-9629.

• If your child has any special needs or will need special accommodations while in our care, please contact your local Y prior to starting the registration process. 
• Name of the school where your child will attend after school  
• Emergency contact information for someone other than yourself (not a parent, guardian, and emergency contact driver’s license)  
• Your name, address and phone number  
• Authorized pick-up persons will need to provide a Driver’s License Number  
• Physician’s information  
• Hospital information  
• Payment information  
• Your child will not be enrolled in childcare until we receive the following:  
  • Signed registration form  
  • Completed and signed General Liability Waiver  
  • Received or scheduled payment
  • HEALTH/REGISTRATION FORM INFO: All health forms will be reviewed and must be approved prior to your child(ren) being allowed to attend the program.  Your child(ren) cannot attend until you have received an email with approval. Please allow 48 business hours for the YMCA child care department to reach out to you regarding your health form. 

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Does the YMCA pick up from my school and bus to a center?

All programs are on-site except ACA which gets bussed to Central.

How do I get in contact with the site supervisor at the school?

All site phone numbers will be posted at the site and will be listed in the initiatives that are to come prior to the program starting.

What should I do/Where should I go/Does my child(ren) need anything?

Initiatives will be sent out with this information prior to the program starting.

What does the sign in/out process look like?

Parent’s/Guardian’s/Authorized pick-ups will have to come inside to the program space to sign in/out the child(ren).Parent’s/Guardian’s/Authorized pick-ups should always be prepared to present their ID at sign out.

Is snack provided?

Snacks and/or Meals are provided. Offerings vary by school.

What is your payment policy?

Payments are due the Monday prior to the week of care. If payment is not made on Monday, registrants will receive a phone call and email notification of the non-payment. If the payment is not paid by Wednesday, registrants will be removed from the program. If the program’s registration is full the child(ren) removed will need to re-register and will go to the bottom of the waiting list is there is one.

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School hours | MBOU “School No. 14” with in-depth study of English in Ryazan

MBOU “School No. 14” works from 7.00 to 19.00 in two shifts .
Education system at school – quarter.

Duration of the academic year
Start: 01.09.2022 End: 31.08. 2023
in grades 1 – 5-day school week,
in grades 2-11 – 6-day school week.

Study periods

• 1 QUARTER – 8 weeks
• 2 QUARTER – 8 weeks
• 3 QUARTER – 10 weeks, 1st grade – 9 weeks
• 4 QUARTER – 8 weeks, 6-9th grades – 9 academic weeks
• in grades 1 – 33 academic weeks from 01.09.2022 to 20.05.2023
• in grades 2-4 – 34 academic weeks from 01.09.2022 to 20.05.2023
• in 5th and 10th grades – 34 academic weeks from 01.09.2022 to 05/21/2023
• in grades 6-9 – 35 academic weeks from 09/01/2022 to 05/28/2023
• in grades 11 – 34 academic weeks from 09/01/2021 to 05/21. 2023

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

AUTUMN VACATION	from October 24, 2022 (Monday) to October 30, 2022 (Sunday) – 7 calendar days
WINTER HOLIDAYS	from December 26, 2022 (Monday) to January 8, 2023 (Sunday) – 14 calendar days
SPRING HOLIDAY	from March 20, 2023 (Monday) to March 28, 2023 (Tuesday) – 9 calendar days
EXTRA HOLIDAYS FOR FIRST GRADE	from February 6, 2023 (Monday) to February 12, 2023 (Sunday) – 7 calendar days
SUMMER HOLIDAYS	at least 8 weeks until August 31, 2023 (Thursday) – including summer practice

​TERMS OF INTERIM CERTIFICATION

Quarter I	October 17-22,
II academic quarter / I half year	December 15-24
III academic quarter	March 10-18
IV academic quarter / II half year	03-13 May
5th-8th and 10th grade Intermediate English	Written part: May 03-13. Oral part: May 15-20.

Duration of lessons
in the 1st grade – 35 minutes in the 1st academic quarter, 40 minutes in the 2nd-4th quarter.

in grades 2-11: Tue, Wed, Thu and Fri – lesson duration is 40 minutes,

Mon and Sat – lessons reduced to 35 minutes.

Classes are held in 2 shifts according to the approved schedule:

• ​in 1 shift – 1, 2 classes from 8.00 to 12.10, 5, 8, 9 classes from 8.00 to 13.00, 10, 8.10 classes until 13.50.
• in the 2nd shift – 3, 4 classes from 13.10 to 17.20, 6, 7 classes from 14.00 to 19.00.

Lesson schedule: elementary grades and middle and high school

Bell Schedule

Schedule of students for the academic year

Extracurricular activities: depending on the level of education is carried out in various areas and forms of organization (dynamic pauses, elective courses, individual and group consultations, meetings of educational clubs, project activities, meetings of authorities student self-government, educational, sports and leisure activities), is regulated by an extracurricular activity plan and schedule.

After-school groups: supervision and care for 1st grade students is organized according to the daily routine after lessons until 17.00.

Additional education: classes of educational associations (clubs, sections) start working no earlier than an hour after the lessons, they are regulated by the curriculum of additional education and the schedule. See section: Class management and extracurricular activities

​Schedule of duty at the school of the 1st shift for the 1st half of the 2022-2023 academic year

School of duty on school II shift for the first half of the school 2022-2023 academic year

The duty schedule of the parental patrol for 2022-2023 academic year

administration

Working hours of the school medical office

Working hours of the school library

Student Code of Conduct

>>VERSION FOR THE VISUALLY LIMITED<<

1. General provisions

• 1.1. Students arrive at school 15-20 minutes before class starts. It is necessary to come to training sessions in business, strict, neat clothes.
• 1.2. It is not allowed to be in the school premises in outerwear. In the school premises, all students walk in changeable shoes.
• 1.3. For physical education, students must have sportswear and shoes.
• 1.4. The student must treat elders and younger people with respect, give way to them.
• 1.5. Students are strictly prohibited: – to bring, transfer or use weapons, piercing and cutting objects, explosives, gas cartridges, toxic and narcotic substances, alcoholic beverages; – use any means and substances that can lead to explosions and fires; – use physical force to sort things out, intimidate extortion; – perform any actions that entail dangerous consequences for others.
• 1.6. Smoking is prohibited in all school premises and on the territory of the school yard.
• 1.7. Students protect the property of the school, as well as all persons in the building and on the territory of the school.
• 1.8. School students in any place behave with dignity, so as not to drop the authority of parents and the school.
• 1.9. Violation of these rules and the Charter of the school entails a penalty in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation and the Charter, local acts of the school.
• 1.10. These rules are brought to the attention of students in the classroom every year and posted in a conspicuous place in the school.
• 1.11. These rules are binding on all students of the school.

2. Dressing room rules

• 2.1. Students take off their outerwear and street shoes in the locker room, in a place reserved for students in this class.
• 2.2. Do not leave money, keys, mobile phones and other valuable items in the pockets of outerwear.
• 2.3. In the locker room you can not run, push, jump, as this place is a zone of increased danger.
• 2.4. After the end of the lessons, all classes go down in an organized manner to the locker room with the teacher who taught the last lesson.
• 2.5. Students take things from the locker room and dress in recreation so as not to crowd the locker room.

3. Rules of conduct in the classroom

• 3.1. Entering the classroom, the student prepares the workplace for the beginning of the lesson: he takes out a textbook, notebook, writing materials.
• 3.2. The student is obliged to present the diary at the request of the teacher, have everything necessary for work in the classroom, write down homework assignments, and do homework daily.
• 3.3. In exceptional cases, a student may come unprepared for the lesson, about which he must warn the teacher in advance. At the next lesson, the student must report to the teacher about the completed task.
• 3.4. You can not be late for classes, skip them without a good reason.
• 3.5. Missing lessons is not a reason for not doing homework. The student performs them on his own, with the help of his comrades or at consultation hours with the teacher.
• 3.6. During the lesson, the student must not leave the classroom, change the place at the desk, shout, make noise, interfere with the lesson.
• 3.7. During the lesson, the student should carefully listen to the explanation of the teacher and the answers of his comrades. You can not be distracted by yourself and distract your comrades.
• 3.8. After the teacher explains the new material, the student can ask a question if he did not understand something during the explanation.
• 3.9. The desire of the student to ask the teacher a question, to ask the teacher for something, is determined by raising his hand.
• 3.10. During practical and laboratory work, technology lessons, each student observes safety precautions when performing this type of work.
• 3.11. During the control and independent work, each student is obliged to perform them independently. Help from other students is not allowed. It is allowed to use only those materials indicated by the teacher. In case of violation of these rules, the teacher has the right to take away the student’s work and evaluate only that part of the work that the student did independently.
• 3.12. When an adult enters or leaves the classroom, students greet him by standing up.
• 3.13. Students are not allowed to use mobile phones or chew gum during lessons and extracurricular activities.
• 3.14. In case of absenteeism, the student must submit to the class teacher a medical certificate stating the reasons for the absence and that he can attend school.
• 3.15. During the school day, the student has the right to leave the school on a medical certificate, a note from the class teacher or administration.

4. Rules of conduct at recess

• 4. 1. The break time between lessons is given to students for rest, communication with friends, the opportunity to move to another classroom in accordance with the lesson schedule.
• 4.2. During breaks, students should not be in classrooms, gyms, assembly halls, workshops without a teacher.
• 4.3. During breaks, it is forbidden to run along the corridors and stairs, push other students, throw various objects at each other, shout, make noise, use obscene language.
• 4.4. It is forbidden to gather with other students in the toilet for communication and conversations, to smoke, to spoil the room and sanitary equipment.
• 4.5. It is forbidden to open windows and sit on window sills during breaks. Transoms are used to ventilate classrooms and corridors.
• 4.6. The duty class students and the duty teacher are responsible for maintaining order on the floor. All other students are required to follow their instructions.

5. Rules of conduct in the canteen

• 5.1. Students are in the dining hall of the canteen only during breaks and during the time allotted by the meal schedule.
• 5.2. When entering the dining room, remove the backpack and leave it outside the dining room.
• 5.3. Wash hands with soap and water before and after eating. Eating while standing and taking food out of the dining room is not allowed.
• 5.4. While eating, you can talk quietly. You should observe good manners, do not interfere with the neighbors at the table. You should thank the staff of the dining room when receiving food and at the end of its reception.
• 5.5. After eating, the students tidy up the table at which they ate.
• 5.6. Appearance in the dining room of people in outerwear is prohibited.

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Student Rules at school

APPEARANCE OF STUDENTS

You must have a change of shoes.

2. Students come to physical education lessons and sports sections in sportswear.

STUDENTS COMING AND LEAVING SCHOOL

1. Student arrives at school 15 minutes before class starts; clean, tidy, takes off outerwear in the wardrobe, puts on a change of shoes, takes a workplace with a warning for the lesson and prepares all the necessary teaching materials for the upcoming lesson.

2. Upon entering the school, students must wipe their shoes and change into a change of shoes.

3. Students are immediately sent to class according to the class schedule.

4. In the event of the appearance of individual students in a slovenly condition, the attendants require them to immediately put themselves in order.

5. All students report to school on time.

6. It is not allowed to bring foreign objects to school that are not related to classes.

7. Students go home after school in an organized manner, accompanied by a teacher.

8. Only students who are engaged in social work or in clubs according to the schedule can stay at school after school.

LESSON BEHAVIOR

2. Duty officers are required to prepare the classroom and equipment for each lesson, inform the teacher about the absence of students in the classroom.

3. Students should remember that the teacher starts the lesson only when the class is absolutely clean, with everything necessary for study work.

4. Each student is responsible for the cleanliness, order and safety of the workplace in the classroom.

5. When the teacher and senior students enter, they must stand up and greet them.

6. There should be nothing superfluous on the desk, textbooks and notebooks can only be opened with the teacher’s permission.

7. During the lesson, students should sit up straight, listen carefully to the teacher’s explanations and the answers of their comrades, not to talk or engage in extraneous activities.

8. When called for an answer, the student must go with the diary to the blackboard; when answering, the student must stand straight, speak loudly, clearly.

9. Students who wish to ask the teacher about something are required to raise their hand, after the teacher’s permission to stand up and ask a question.

10. Students should not suggest, correct the answers of their comrades without the permission of the teacher.

11. At the call from the lesson, with the permission of the teacher, the students leave the classroom calmly.

RULES OF CONDUCT AT CHANGE

2. During school breaks, students are only on their own floor.

3. When carrying out changes in the school yard, students should take care of green spaces: do not break trees, do not trample lawns, do not litter, do not push during games, do not interfere with others.

4. During breaks, students eat at the cafeteria at designated class times.

5. Each student, at the request of the teacher on duty or the student on duty, must report his name and class.

6. When walking along the corridor, keep to the right side, do not run, do not shout.

7. Be polite, say hello to all adults and children you know.

8. When entering or leaving the school, do not push others, let the elders and girls go ahead.

9. It is allowed to play games during recess, but in a way that does not disturb others.

10. Eating on the go during recess is uncultured. You need to eat in the dining room, if you eat in class, spread a napkin on the table, do not litter, wipe your hands with a napkin after eating.

11. Do not enter the teacher’s room, principal’s or his deputies’ office without permission.

12. During recess, only attendants remain in the classroom to ventilate the room and put the classroom in order.

13. During recess, go to the toilet room so as not to take time off from lessons, be careful in the toilet, do not forget to wash your hands.

SAFETY OF SCHOOL PROPERTY AND TEXTBOOKS

1. All students are required to protect school property and treat their belongings with care.

2. In case of damage to property due to the fault of the student, its restoration or repair is at the expense of their parents.

3. Pupils are obliged to preserve green spaces, including those in the school, and to restore them if damaged.

4. School textbooks, books, diaries must be neatly wrapped.

5. All students should take care of their textbooks. Each book must have a bookmark. You can not tear out or bend pages, make notes and drawings on the book.

CULTURE OF BEHAVIOR

1. Be polite, friendly with everyone.

2. When talking to adults, keep your hands out of your pockets, stay straight.

3. When greeting children, call them by their first names.

4.Keep clean and tidy, do not litter.

5. Help adults, comrades. Don’t wait to be asked for help, be considerate of those around you.