Aldine I.S.D. Teacher Handbook - Aldine Independent School District

5. The following lists of students are required:
a. 504, Dyslexia, ARI, AMI
b. special education program (e.g., life skills, resource, inclusion)
c. ESL/ELI/Bilingual
d. G/T /Accelerated (specify math, language arts, social studies or science)
6. Cumulative folder
Discipline
RtI/EIT (Early Intervention Team) documentation and folder
LPAC folder
Dyslexia folder
G/T folder
504 folder
7. By the end of the school year, any changes in a fourth grade student's academic status will
be communicated in writing to the fifth grade campus.
AB. PARTY POLICIES
THESE ARE THE ONLY SCHOOL PARTIES ALLOWED FOR STUDENTS.
Winter - A one hour party with refreshments can be held the last hour of the school day on the last
day of classes prior to the mid-winter break.
Valentine's Day - Valentines may be exchanged by the students. No refreshments will be permitted.
Easter – pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, first, and second grades are allowed to have Easter egg
hunts on the school campus. Grades three and four may observe this day with appropriate activities.
Simple refreshments may be served the last thirty minutes of the day.
Surprise parties for students or teachers are not permitted.
Do not send cupcakes, cookies, cakes, candy, balloon bouquets or flowers to celebrate special
occasions.
Foods made available to students through school must comply with federal and state child nutrition
laws and regulations as stated in Section 15, Cafeteria Policies. Refreshments served at school
parties for students must be prepared in health inspected food service establishments such as the
school cafeteria, a bakery, delicatessen, restaurant, etc.
AC. STUDENT TRANSFER
Students transferring from one school to another within the Aldine district, will have permanent
records sent to the receiving school.
AD. ENROLLMENT OF STUDENTS
Kindergarten-Under Age (tuition charged)
The Aldine School District will accept underage kindergarten students only on the condition that
they are four (4) years old on or before September 1. The parent must show proof of enrollment
in a public school of another state where four (4) year olds may legally attend kindergarten. The
parent is responsible for paying $25.00 per month tuition in advance and the student must be
coded ineligible for ADA funding. Placement in PK may be considered.
First Graders-Under Age
A student who is five (5) years old on or before September 1, is eligible to attend the first grade
as a legal scholastic if he/she has been legally enrolled in the first grade in another state or has
completed public school kindergarten. He/she is eligible to be enrolled in the first grade and
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