Severe Allergy (Peanuts, tree nuts) 2014/15

MEDICAL ALERT TO PARENTS

Date: August 30, 2014

Dear Parent/Guardian,

This letter is to inform you that a student in your child’s classroom has a SEVERE food allergy to tree nuts and peanuts that could be life threatening.

It is our goal to ensure that every student in our school is safe. Because this student cannot be in contact with foods containing this/these allergen(s), we are asking that you avoid, if possible, sending these foods to school for snacks or treats.  Treats or snacks for the whole classroom should be store purchased with clear labeling.  Please do not send homemade treats. 

Even trace elements of these products could result in a severe allergic reaction. Sometimes these elements may be hidden in processed foods. 

Please discuss the following school policies with your child:

v Do not offer, share or exchange any foods with other students at school.

v Hand washing with soap and water after eating is necessary to decrease the chance of cross contamination on surfaces at school.

v If your child rides the bus, remind them that there is a “No Eating on the Bus” policy.

Thank you for your consideration and support in this matter. If you have any questions or concerns please call. 

Sincerely,

Carl Deuker

Playground Rules

         2014-2015 SHELTON VIEW PLAYGROUND RULES

                                 SEPTEMBER 2, 2014

ALWAYS:

*Be kind, respectful and considerate of others, wait your turn, include others;

*Use appropriate language,

*Walk directly to and from the playground ;

*Use all playground equipment safely and appropriately-swing away from fences, slide only down the slides, etc.;

*Listen for the whistle - stop and look for the playground supervisors to give you instructions.  If the whistle blows three times, head immediately to the nearest open door.

NEVER:

*Leave the playground without telling a playground supervisor;

*Bully, exclude others or use inappropriate language;

*Shove, push or pull on clothing;

*Run in areas covered by bark or on sidewalks;

*Pick up rocks, sticks, or pinecones - what is on the ground, stays on the ground!

*Absolutely NO piggyback rides;

*Bring food, drink or gum out to recess;

*Bring any electronics out to recess - phones, iPods, cameras, etc.;

*Bring Pokemon or other trading cards to recess.

*Tell a playground supervisor if you have a problem or if anyone is injured.

*Students who behave inappropriately will have immediate consequences for their actions, determined by the playground supervisors, classroom teachers or administrators.

*Any activity that becomes unsafe may be banned at the discretion of the playground supervisors, classroom teachers or administrators.  This includes TAG and BUMP.

HAVE FUN BY PLAYING SAFELY!

Curriculum Night 2014 -- 9/11 @ 5:45 in Room 35

Curriculum Night will be September 11, 2014

6th Grade EAP

Room 35

Shelton View

5:45--6:45

I hope to see you there.  

Carl Deuker

Blog Purpose

Blog Purpose 2014-2015

I will use this blog to log daily progress in class and to keep an archive of assignments, particularly math assignments and long-range projects. It is an informal, unofficial, personal  blog that you are welcome to visit--actual assignments are posted (and modified) during class time.

My official class website can be found by accessing the school's web page.