Good Afternoon Families,
On behalf of the staff at Bayview Hill E.S. I would like to
welcome you to a new school year. This time of the year always brings a sense
of renewal as we get ready to learn and grow in such a wonderful community.
With nearly 750 students entering the school on the first day it is important
for us to communicate a simple but effective plan for this transition. Our goal
is to get students into the school and into classes safely. For this reason,
when the entry bell goes, please be sure you have your child/children at their
appropriate entry door. Teachers will collect the students from that grade, and
then bring them into the school to be organized into classes. Parents will not
be invited into the school at this time. Parents, please have a plan for how
your child is going home at the end of the day, and make sure your child
understands it (plan a meeting spot). Also, if you are planning on meeting your
child at the end of the day remember that the front parking lot is closed to
all vehicles except official school vehicles.
On Tuesday, September 6, 2016
If your child is in:
JK/SK Students:
In the morning, please bring your SK child to the Kindergarten playground at
the south end of the school. Staff will be there to direct you to which entry
door to go to. The entry bell will ring at 8:55am. Classroom teachers will call
out their class lists, and then the children will enter the building. Parents
are asked to leave the Kindergarten playground at that time.
SK students arriving by bus will be met at the bus by school
staff and escorted to the Kindergarten playground.
In the afternoon, JK children will arrive at 2:00pm for
their afternoon introduction. Parents will be asked to bring their child to the
Kindergarten playground between 1:55 and 2:00. Teachers will call out their
class lists and students will enter the class. Parents will leave the
Kindergarten playground and walk to the front of the school to enter the
building and go upstairs to the Library for refreshments and an opportunity to
“get acquainted” from 2:00pm – 3:00pm (Admin will be there to greet/mingle and
answer questions).
At the end of the day, staff will escort bus students to the front
hall for bus lines. FDK teachers will dismiss walkers to the Kindergarten
playground and supervise safe dismissal.
Grade 1, 2 and 3
(+3/4) Classes:
In the morning, please bring your child/children to door D.
The entry bell will ring at 8:55. At that time teachers will escort the Primary
students into the school and organize them into classes. Parents are asked to
leave the playground at that time.
Grade 1 students arriving by bus will be met at the bus by
school staff and escorted to Door D. All other bus students will walk to door
D.
Staff will be assigned to talk to parents to make sure their
child/children know how they are getting home at the end of the day (being
picked up/walking with ___________, going to Family Day, going on a bus). It is
very important that families make a clear plan for where their child will be
going at the end of the day.
Grade 4 and 5
Classes: In the morning, please
bring your child/children to door D. The entry bell will ring at 8:55. At that
time teachers will escort the students into the school and organize them into
classes.
It is very important that families make a clear plan for
where their child will be going at the end of the day.
Grade 6 Classes:
In the morning, please bring your child/children to door F. The entry bell will
ring at 8:55. At that time teachers will escort the students into the school
and organize them into classes. Parents are asked to leave the playground at
that time.
It is very important that families make a clear plan for
where their child will be going at the end of the day.
Grade 7 & 8 Classes: In the morning, please
bring your child/children to door G. The entry bell will ring at 8:55. At that
time teachers will escort the students into the school and organize them into
classes. Parents are asked to leave the playground at that time.
It is very important that families make a clear plan for
where their child will be going at the end of the day.