St. Anne Catholic Elementary School, Warren

Personal Property

Care must be taken so that students do not lose personal property at school. Items that many students would have similar of, such as lunch boxes, gym shoes, calculators, book bags, boy's shirts, etc., are the cause of frequent cases of mistaken identity or exchange. Students might also be tempted at times to willfully take something not belonging to them. Parents can help to lessen this problem by:

discouraging students from bringing items to school when unnecessary

clearly marking identification on personal property that is brought to school

questioning children about strange items that are brought home

reaffirming the Christian obligation to respect the rights of others

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Money In School

It is advised that students not carry any more money at school than is necessary daily. Payments of any type that are sent to school with students should be placed in an envelope that is clearly marked and delivered to the teacher at the start of the day.

Student Records

Cumulative record forms are used for recording attendance, scholastic progress, test results, health information, and any other information which may contribute to the understanding of the child. Teachers, counselors, and administrators have access to these records. Due to the confidential nature of these records, they are kept secure in a file in the main school office.

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Transfers

When a student transfers to another school or graduates into high school, school records will be forwarded by mail upon written request from the new school.

Emergency Form (Family Enrollment)

Emergency information sheets are distributed to each family at the beginning of the school year. These forms should be current in case it is necessary to contact parents during the school day. If parents cannot be contacted, it is important to have on file other persons to contact.

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