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You can translate the newsletter into any language of your choice by following a few simple steps/Puede traducir el boletín a cualquier idioma de su elección siguiendo unos sencillos pasos:

1. At the top of the page, click on the Translate option (pictured). En la parte superior de la página, haga clic en la opción Traducir (en la imagen)

2. From the dropdown menu, choose the language you wish to translate the newsletter to. En el menú desplegable, elija el idioma al que desea traducir el boletín.

3. Voila! The newsletter will change into the language of your choice! ¡Voilá! ¡El boletín cambiará al idioma de su elección!

Our mission is to create a strong, safe community that will maximize our students’ education and inspire their curiosity to learn.

Nuestra misión es crear una comunidad fuerte y segura que maximizará la educación de nuestros estudiantes e inspirará su curiosidad para aprender.

Our vision is to empower students to acquire, demonstrate, articulate and value knowledge and skills that will support them as lifelong learners, to participate in and contribute to the community and practice the core values of the school: respect, inclusion, altruism, and excellence.

Nuestra visión es ayudar a los estudiantes que adquieran, demuestren, articulen y valoren el conocimiento y las habilidades que los apoyarán como estudiantes de por vida, para participar y contribuir a la comunidad y practicar los valores fundamentales de la escuela: respeto, inclusión, altruismo y excelencia.

October 2nd- Wear your favorite Soccer (El' Futbol jersey)

October 2nd-6th- Custodial appreciation week

October 4th-College t-shirt day

October 5th- Burger Barn Spirit Night/World Teachers Day

October 6th- No school (Fall break)/National coaches day

October 8th-14th- National Fire Prevention week

October 9th- No school (Fall break)

October 9th-13th- National School lunch week

October 10th- Dress in Hispanic culture/PTO meeting

October 11th- Wear colors of the Latin flag/PLC kid chats

October 12th- Wear your sombrero day!

October 13th- Fall picture day/Como la flor! Wear your floral headpieces/ End of the 1st nine weeks

October 16th- No Tardy Party (students who have not been tardy for the entire 1st nine weeks)

October 16th-20th- Character counts week/ National School Bus Safety week

October 19th- Report cards released on Skyward Family Access/Cafesitos

October 20th- Pink out day!/ House party day

October 23rd-26th- Red Ribbon week

October 25th- Site Based meeting #2

October 26th- Fall Carnival (5pm-7pm)/50th day of school (dress in 50's attire or wear a shirt with 50 items)

October 27th- No school/Staff professional learning and planning day

October 31st- Students may wear FRIENDLY costumes or book characters to school for $1

Celebrations for the entire month of October

Principal Appreciation Month

Bully prevention month

The Gifted and Talented Program Referral Deadline is December 15, 2023.

The GT Program serves students who have an educational need for specialized services. The program includes placement with a classroom teacher trained in gifted education.

To refer a student for the elementary Lamar CISD G/T Program, a referral form must be completed; they are accepted year-round.

This form can be accessed by scanning the QR code below.

Screening will be conducted in January 2024. Notification will go out no later than May 2024.

v Kindergarten students do not need to be referred, as every student is screened for the program. Kinder parents will be notified of their child's results before March 2024.

v 1st- 4th grade students already identified as Gifted and Talented do not need to be reassessed.

v Fifth graders interested in participating in the Secondary GT Program, DO need a referral submitted.

If you have any questions, please email the GT Campus Facilitator, Christie Burch christie.burch02@lcisd.org

House shirts now for sale! If you are unsure of which house your student belongs to, reach out to their homeroom teacher.

https://long.lcisdwear.com/long/shop/home

Allow for 2-3 weeks for delivery to the school after ordering.

If you receive a product that is not satisfactory please email or call the phone number below.

Contact our shop directly at sales@southerninkenvy.com or 346-440-1511

NOTES FROM THE NURSE

IF YOUR CHILD IS SICK:

v Children must be free of fever (less than 100.0 degrees) for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medications (such as Tylenol or Advil / Motrin) before returning to school. Children must be free of diarrhea for 24 hours before returning to school and need to be eating and drinking without any problem. If a child vomits two or more times within 24 hours, they will need to stay home for at least 24 hours to ensure they are not contagious.

v Please call the school nurse if your child has been diagnosed with a contagious condition such as pink eye, strep throat, chicken pox, head lice, impetigo, ringworm, flu or has vomiting and/or diarrhea.

MEDICATIONS:

Children are NOT PERMITTED to carry medication including cough drops. Over the counter medication for less than 6 weeks must be accompanied by a LCISD form from the parent authorizing administration of the medication, reason, dose, time, and amount. Parents MUST DELIVER the medication to the clinic and bring only the necessary amount for school. ALL medication must be in the original container. All prescription medication must be in the original pharmacy container with the child’s name, medication date and dosing instructions. A second bottle from the pharmacy can be requested from the pharmacy by the parent for the school clinic. Medications such as antibiotics for 3 times a day or every 8 hours are to be given at home. Just follow a before breakfast, after school and before bedtime schedule.

*There are to be no "stock medications" in the clinic such as Tylenol, Motrin, Tums, etc.

FOOD ALLERGIES:

Food allergies can be life threatening. Provide written medical documentation, instructions, and medications as directed by a physician, using the Food Allergy Action Plan as a guide.

IMMUNIZATIONS:

Texas Department of Health requires all school age children to be up-to-date on immunizations. Children are excluded from school until the required immunizations are obtained and a copy is given to the school nurse. Contact school nurse with questions.

CLOTHING:

ALL students must always have a change of clothes on campus to avoid nurse having to call to request a change of clothes from parent/guardian.

MISCELLANEOUS:

Many headache and stomachache visits to the clinic can be due to students not eating breakfast/lunch and/or not drinking enough water. To assist, please provide your child with a healthy, daily snack and a water bottle.

v Please go to www.lcisd.org to Long Elementary, select ABOUT and then NURSE’s NOTES where medical information can be located, including required district forms.

Parents please adhere to the following guidelines to ensure the safety of our students:

• Do not drop students prior to 7:15am as there is no staff on duty at that time.
• Do not drop students in the parking lots and have them walk across without an adult. This is extremely unsafe. If you are crossing please walk to the white crosswalk and wait traffic comes to a standstill before attempting to cross.
• Do not pull on the side street in front of the C building and release students across the street without and adult. You must walk them across the street.

• Make sure your car rider number is visible on your mirror or the dashboard until your student is in the car. This helps to speed up the line movement.
• Please adhere to the map when entering the line. If parents are skipping the line this is extremely unfair to the people who have entered the correct way.
• If you are unsure of the correct route entry please see the attached map below or feel free to call the school for clarification.

Texans parents,

We know that from time to time there will be conflicts and concerns that you need to address with the campus. The first step to any concern within the classroom is to contact the teacher directly and set up time to discuss.

Administrators and front office staff will ask you if you have talked to the teacher first and allow them the opportunity to discuss concerns first.

IF resolution is not made at the teacher level, please then contact Mrs. Spano. Assistant Principal. She will conduct investigations, find you the answer you may need and address all concerns.

If you are not satisfied with the results, Mrs. Frazier will gladly assist. For non-emergencies, the school counselors would a the best starting point for support. We will not change classroom schedules of any kind if you haven't followed the campus procedures for conflict with a teacher.

Thank you for adhering to this practice and procedure.

Parents/Families are welcome to eat breakfast and lunch with their students. Please adhere to the following guidelines when visiting the campus:

• All visitors must bring their license to and be checked in through the raptor system. You must wear your badge on your chest area so that it is visible to staff.
• The breakfast line will be cut off at 7:40am to ensure that students are in class by 7:45am to begin their instructional day. Students who arrive to school by bus after 7:40am will be allowed to eat breakfast. If you drop off your student via car rider it is best to have them at school between 7:15am-7:30am so they can eat breakfast and be in class on time.
• You are only allowed to sit with your child during breakfast or lunch.

Attendance is very important, and learning begins as soon as the child walks through the door. Students entering the school building after the tardy bell rings at 7:45 a.m. must be escorted in the school by an adult to check in at the front office and receive a tardy slip before reporting to class.

Tardies are recorded in individual attendance data for each child, and interventions are made when necessary. Arriving late and checking a child out early is a loss of instructional time and will be considered during Attendance Review Committee Meetings.

If you student tests positive for COVID 19 please notify the Principal amey.frazier@lcisd.org and the nurse sherrita.batiste@lcisd.org. School notifications will no longer be sent to parents if a student tests positive. Click the link below to read district guidelines in greater detail.

Inappropriate use of Cell Phone Practice:

 1st Offense – Parent Contact, Phone confiscated and returned at end of day.

 2nd Offense – Parent Contact, Phone confiscated, and parent must retrieve phone with a $15 fee.

 3rd Offense – Parent Contact, Phone confiscated, parent must retrieve phone with a $15 fee, and student is assigned ISS.

 4th Offense - Parent Contact, Phone confiscated, parent must retrieve phone with a $15 fee, and student is suspended.

 5th Offense - Parent Contact, Phone confiscated, parent must retrieve phone with a $15 fee, and student is recommended to attend ALC.

 6th Offense & Beyond – Recommend ALC Placement

We are more than happy to celebrate student birthdays here at Long. Birthdays treats will be passed out the last 10 mins of the school day as to not interfere with the instructional day. Please adhere to the following guidelines:

• Birthday treats must be store bought and individually wrapped items.
• No cupcakes allowed.
• Birthday invitations cannot be passed out at school so that certain students are not excluded.
• No balloons, or goodies bags

Right at School will offer afterschool care for students this upcoming school year. Click the link below to sign your TEXAN up!

https://www.rightatschool.com/school/?school=jane-long-elementary&district=tx-lamar&tab=2023-24-after-school

Right at School ofrecerá cuidado después de la escuela para los estudiantes este próximo año escolar. ¡Haz clic en el enlace de abajo para registrar tu TEXAN!

https://www.rightatschool.com/school/?school=jane-long-elementary&district=tx-lamar&tab=2023-24-after-school

Long Elementary school hours will be from 7:45-3:10. We will open the doors to receive students at 7:15am.

El horario prolongado de la escuela primaria será de 7:45 a 3:10. Abriremos las puertas para recibir a los estudiantes a las 7:15 am.

The Lamar CISD Elementary Handbook has been approved by the LCISD board and is now posted with updated changes. Please follow this link to review:

https://www.lcisd.org/departments/academics/elementary-education

El manual de la escuela primaria Lamar CISD ha sido aprobado por la junta de LCISD y ahora está publicado con cambios actualizados. Siga este enlace para revisar:

https://www.lcisd.org/departments/academics/elementary-education

HIGHLIGHTS

Technology Devices

Personal Technology Lamar CISD believes that appropriate use of students’ technology devices enhances our students’ education. Students may be asked to bring their own device to school. This includes but is not limited to: cell phones, smart phones, iPods, iPads, electronic tablets, and laptop computers. Students may use devices in class at the teacher’s discretion. Students must follow teacher, campus, and district rules and guidelines for use.

(Campus Guideline: All electronic devices stated above, including Smart Watches, must remain in the student's backpack turned off during the instructional day unless the teacher allows the student to use the device for an assignment.)

Compulsory Attendance Law

Excused Absences for Compulsory Attendance

State law allows exemptions to the compulsory attendance requirements for several types of absences if the student makes up all work. The District shall excuse a student from attending school for the following purposes:

• Religious holy days
• Required court appearances
• Activities related to obtaining United States citizenship
• Health-Care Appointments*
• For students in the conservatorship (custody) of the state
• TAPS at Military Funeral

• Parent, Stepparent, or Legal Guardian who is an active-duty member of the uniformed services leaves for active duty
• Personal Illness**
• Death/Funeral of an Immediate Family Member
• Quarantine Absences for a student who is required to quarantine will be excused with written documentation from a medical physician or the school nurse.

*Documented health-care appointments for the student or a child of the student, including absences related to autism services shall be excused, if the student returns to school on the same day of the appointment and brings a note from the health-care provider. A consultation over the phone or via video (telemedicine) is considered an appointment with a health care professional. However, an appointment with a school nurse does not count as an appointment with a health care professional.

**When a student is absent from school due to personal illness, the student upon return, or within 5 days of returning to school, must submit a note signed by a parent giving the date(s) and describing the reason for the absence.

Unexcused Absences

If an absence does not meet the criteria for an excused absence, the absence will be considered unexcused for attendance accounting purposes. Examples of unexcused absences includes, but are not limited to the following:

• Any absence without required documentation.
• Family trips/vacations, reunions, weddings, parent business trips.
• Non-school sponsored activities.
• Private lesson or tutoring.
• Religious retreats, camps, mission trips, and individual rites other than a religious holy Day.
• Non-enrollment days – These are days that a student is not in school due to transferring to another LCISD campus or alternative placement.

ABSENCE NOTES:

Parent notes may be sent by email but must come from a parent’s verified email account. The note or email must be sent to the campus attendance clerk. Excuse notes turned in after 5 days are subject to approval by the campus principal. An excessive number of absences will be referred to the Campus Attendance Review Committee (ARC). If a student is absent 5 consecutive school days or more, a doctor’s note is required within 5 days of the student’s return to school for the absence to be excused.

MAKE-UP WORK:

It is critical for students to work with teachers when they return from an absent from school so that assignments can be completed.

COSAS IMPORTANTES

Dispositivos tecnológicos

Tecnología personal Lamar CISD cree que el uso apropiado de los dispositivos tecnológicos de los estudiantes mejora la educación de nuestros estudiantes. Se les puede pedir a los estudiantes que traigan su propio dispositivo a la escuela. Esto incluye pero no se limita a: teléfonos celulares, teléfonos inteligentes, iPods, iPads, tabletas electrónicas y computadoras portátiles. Los estudiantes pueden usar dispositivos en clase a discreción del maestro. Los estudiantes deben seguir las reglas y pautas de uso del maestro, la escuela y el distrito.

(Pauta del campus: todos los dispositivos electrónicos mencionados anteriormente, incluidos los relojes inteligentes, deben permanecer apagados en la mochila del estudiante durante el día de instrucción, a menos que el maestro permita que el estudiante use el dispositivo para una tarea).

Ley de Asistencia Obligatoria

Ausencias Justificadas por Asistencia Obligatoria

La ley estatal permite exenciones a los requisitos de asistencia obligatoria para varios tipos de ausencias si el estudiante recupera todo el trabajo. El Distrito excusará a un estudiante de asistir a la escuela por los siguientes propósitos:

• días festivos religiosos
• Comparecencias requeridas ante el tribunal
• Actividades relacionadas con la obtención de la ciudadanía estadounidense
• Citas de atención médica*
• Para estudiantes bajo la tutela (custodia) del estado
• TAPS en el funeral militar
• Padre, padrastro o tutor legal que es un miembro en servicio activo de los servicios uniformados se retira para el servicio activo
• Enfermedad personal**
• Muerte/Funeral de un Familiar Inmediato
• Las ausencias de cuarentena de un estudiante que debe estar en cuarentena se justificarán con documentación escrita de un médico o la enfermera de la escuela.

*Las citas de atención médica documentadas para el estudiante o un hijo del estudiante, incluidas las ausencias relacionadas con los servicios de autismo, se justificarán si el estudiante regresa a la escuela el mismo día de la cita y trae una nota del proveedor de atención médica. Una consulta por teléfono o por video (telemedicina) se considera una cita con un profesional de la salud. Sin embargo, una cita con una enfermera escolar no cuenta como una cita con un profesional de la salud.

**Cuando un estudiante se ausenta de la escuela debido a una enfermedad personal, el estudiante al regresar, o dentro de los 5 días de haber regresado a la escuela, debe presentar una nota firmada por uno de los padres indicando la(s) fecha(s) y describiendo el motivo de la ausencia

Ausencias Injustificadas

Si una ausencia no cumple con los criterios para una ausencia justificada, la ausencia se considerará injustificada para fines de contabilidad de asistencia. Los ejemplos de ausencias injustificadas incluyen, entre otros, los siguientes:

• Cualquier ausencia sin la documentación requerida.
• Viajes/vacaciones familiares, reuniones, bodas, viajes de negocios de los padres.
• Actividades no patrocinadas por la escuela.
• Clase particular o tutoría.
• Retiros religiosos, campamentos, viajes misioneros y ritos individuales que no sean un día festivo religioso.
• Días sin inscripción: estos son los días en que un estudiante no está en la escuela debido a que se lo transfiere a otro campus de LCISD oa una ubicación alternativa.

NOTAS DE AUSENCIA:

Las notas de los padres pueden enviarse por correo electrónico, pero deben provenir de la cuenta de correo electrónico verificada de un padre. La nota o correo electrónico debe enviarse al empleado de asistencia del campus. Las notas de excusa entregadas después de 5 días están sujetas a la aprobación del director de la escuela. Un número excesivo de ausencias será remitido al Comité de Revisión de Asistencia del Campus (ARC). Si un estudiante se ausenta 5 días escolares consecutivos o más, se requiere una nota del médico dentro de los 5 días posteriores al regreso del estudiante a la escuela para justificar la ausencia.

TRABAJO QUE TERMINAR:

Es fundamental que los estudiantes trabajen con los maestros cuando regresan de una ausencia de la escuela para que se puedan completar las tareas.

Jane Long is considered a CEP campus so students eat breakfast and lunch for FREE. Additional snacks must be purchased.

Jane Long se considera un campus de CEP, por lo que los estudiantes desayunan y almuerzan GRATIS. Se deben comprar refrigerios adicionales.

Dear Parent/Guardian,

We are excited to inform you that Lamar CISD offers SchoolCash Online as our preferred method of payment for all school fees, including everything from field trips to yearbooks. Our SchoolCash Online page can be found here: https://lcisd.schoolcashonline.com/.

Benefits to parents and schools

SchoolCash Online helps parents and community members pay school-related fees safely, quickly, and easily. In addition to convenience for yourself, you will help increase efficiency and security at your school by making payments directly into your school's bank account. This allows teachers and secretaries to focus on helping students, and not counting cash. In addition, you are immediately informed about school activities!

Register now!

Registering for your free SchoolCash Online account takes less than two minutes! Visit https://lcisd.schoolcashonline.com/ and click Register.

Should you encounter any difficulties, please contact the SchoolCash Online parent help desk by visiting schoolcashonline.com/Home/Support.

How it works

Powered by KEV Group, SchoolCash Online is the industry leader in the safe and secure management of school fees. This system puts all of the school-related fees for your student online for purchase. Schools post their items and activities and assign the relevant fees to your student, so you can then make purchases online using your credit card. This allows you to stay informed about upcoming school activities while keeping track of the school fees that require your attention.

Thank you for your support!

Amey Frazier

Estimado padre/tutor,

Nos complace informarle que Lamar Consolidated Independent School District ofrece SchoolCash Online como nuestro método preferido de pago para todas las tasas escolares, incluyendo todo, desde las excursiones hasta los libros anuales.

SchoolCash Online ayuda a los padres y a los miembros de la comunidad a pagar las tasas relacionadas con la escuela de forma segura, rápida y sencilla. Al utilizar SchoolCash Online, usted contribuye a aumentar la eficacia y la seguridad de su centro escolar al realizar los pagos directamente en la cuenta bancaria del centro. Esto permite que los maestros y las secretarias se centren en ayudar a los alumnos, y no en contar el dinero en efectivo. Además, ¡usted está inmediatamente informado de las actividades escolares!

Los padres pueden crear la cuenta visitando la página de SchoolCash Online de nuestro distrito: https://lcisd.schoolcashonline.com/. A continuación, pueden vincular su(s) alumno(s) a su perfil. Una vez completado este proceso, los padres que hayan vinculado a un estudiante a su perfil recibirán una notificación automática cuando haya algún artículo disponible para su hijo. Esto ayudará a reducir la cantidad de pagos atrasados y olvidados y hará que los pagos sean fáciles de seguir. Si tiene alguna dificultad, póngase en contacto con el servicio de ayuda a los padres de SchoolCash Online visitando schoolcashonline.com/Home/Support.

Impulsado por KEV Group, SchoolCash Online es el líder del sector en la gestión de tasas escolares. Este sistema pone en línea todas las tasas relacionadas con la escuela de su estudiante para su compra. Los colegios publican sus artículos y actividades y asignan las tasas correspondientes a su alumno, para que usted pueda realizar las compras en línea con su tarjeta de crédito. Esto le permite estar informado sobre las próximas actividades escolares y, al mismo tiempo, hacer un seguimiento de las tasas escolares que requieren su atención.

Atentamente,

Amey Frazier

Parents - As you begin to make plans for summer break, please take note that students will begin school on Monday, August 14, 2023. Using a desk top or laptop, download the pdf of the 2023-2024 Instructional Calendar.

Padres: cuando comiencen a hacer planes para las vacaciones de verano, tomen nota de que los estudiantes comenzarán la escuela el lunes 14 de agosto de 2023. Usando una computadora de escritorio o una computadora portátil, descargue el pdf del Calendario de instrucción 2023-2024.

Ensuring the safety and security of the students riding on buses is our highest priority. To facilitate and support this safety initiative the District has implemented the Smart Tag system to promote and ensure a positive school bus riding experience for all Lamar CISD students. Students are issued Smart Tag ID cards with an electronic chip Smart sensor (please do not modify the ID cards, or place holes in the card). The student’s name is printed on the front of the card, and there is no student information stored on the card.

Students must have one or more Transportation Release Guardians listed within the students Smart Tag Parent Portal.

To ensure the safety of the children, parents/guardians or an authorized person is encouraged to be at the bus stop each day when their child is picked up and dropped off.

• Drivers will only release a student to approved guardians at the stop and must be in possession of a picture ID so the driver can verify release authorization via the Smart Tag system. If a driver is unable to verify release authorization the student will be returned to campus.
• Parents must register this information within their students Smart Tag profile via the
• Smart Tag Parent Portal.
  

• Parents are also responsible for keeping the information current.
• Parents/guardians and children should know their route number, school name, and stop location.
• Students in Kindergarten MUST be received by an adult, parent, or authorized receiver at the designated bus stop and designated time. This could be an older sibling.
• Parents should be at the stop ten (10) minutes prior to bus arrival.
• Individuals receiving a KG student from a bus, will need to be in possession of a picture ID so the driver can verify release authorization via the Smart Tag system. If a driver is unable to verify release authorization the student will be returned to campus.
• Should there be no one at the stop to receive a KG student, the child will be taken back to the school for the parent to pick up.
• Should this occur more than twice in a semester, the third occurrence may result in the child losing bus riding privileges.

Garantizar la seguridad de los estudiantes que viajan en los autobuses es nuestra máxima prioridad. Para facilitar y apoyar esta iniciativa de seguridad, el Distrito ha implementado el sistema Smart Tag para promover y garantizar una experiencia positiva en el autobús escolar para todos los estudiantes de Lamar CISD. Los estudiantes reciben tarjetas de identificación Smart Tag con un sensor inteligente de chip electrónico (no modifique las tarjetas de identificación ni haga agujeros en la tarjeta). El nombre del estudiante está impreso en el frente de la tarjeta y no hay información del estudiante almacenada en la tarjeta.

Los estudiantes deben tener uno o más tutores de liberación de transporte enumerados en el Portal para padres Smart Tag de estudiantes.

Para garantizar la seguridad de los niños, se alienta a los padres/tutores o una persona autorizada a estar en la parada del autobús todos los días cuando se recoge y se deja a su hijo.

• Los conductores solo entregarán a un estudiante a los tutores aprobados en la parada y deben estar en posesión de una identificación con foto para que el conductor pueda verificar la autorización de liberación a través del sistema Smart Tag. Si un conductor no puede verificar la autorización de liberación, el estudiante será devuelto al campus.
• Los padres deben registrar esta información dentro del perfil de Smart Tag de sus estudiantes a través del Portal de Padres de Smart Tag.
• Los padres también son responsables de mantener la información actualizada.
• Los padres/tutores y los niños deben saber su número de ruta, el nombre de la escuela y la ubicación de la parada.
• Los estudiantes de kindergarten DEBEN ser recibidos por un adulto, padre o receptor autorizado en la parada de autobús designada y a la hora designada. Este podría ser un hermano mayor.
• Los padres deben estar en la parada diez (10) minutos antes de la llegada del autobús.
• Las personas que reciban a un estudiante de KG en un autobús deberán tener una identificación con foto para que el conductor pueda verificar la autorización de liberación a través del sistema Smart Tag. Si un conductor no puede verificar la autorización de liberación, el estudiante será devuelto al campus.
• Si no hay nadie en la parada para recibir a un estudiante de KG, el niño será llevado de vuelta a la escuela para que los padres lo recojan.
• Si esto ocurre más de dos veces en un semestre, la tercera vez puede resultar en que el niño pierda los privilegios de viajar en el autobús.

LONG- Collared (polo style, no logo) solid color tops. Jane Long spirit shirts may be worn daily with uniform bottoms. Bottoms may be solid khaki, navy blue, black or blue denim shorts, skirts, skorts, capris, pants, or jumpers.

Dress code will be strictly enforced.

Monday- House shirts/House colors day

Tuesday- Thursday-Uniform tops/Jane Long Spirit shirts with uniform bottoms

Friday- On Fridays we wear RED!

Common threads serves as an amazing resource for families in need of assistance.LARGO- Tops de color sólido con cuello (estilo polo, sin logo). Las camisas de espíritu Jane Long se pueden usar todos los días con la parte inferior del uniforme. Los fondos pueden ser pantalones cortos, faldas, faldas pantalón, capris, pantalones o suéteres de color caqui sólido, azul marino, negro o azul.

El código de vestimenta se aplicará estrictamente.

Common threads sirve como un recurso increíble para las familias que necesitan asistencia.

If you take your child out of school before dismissal time, you will need to report to the office to sign him/her out. Your child will stay in the classroom until you arrive. If it necessary for someone other than the parent/guardian pick up your child, that person must be signed, dated note with the child. The person picking up your child must show photo identification to the office staff. Accumulated time of early pick-ups is calculated by minutes in lost instruction time. Request to check out your child must be done prior to 2:40 pm.

Any changes in the normal transportation of your child must be stated in writing with a parent/guardian signature. We ask for everyone's help in not making changes frequently. However, we understand that in rare cases, unexpected changes will need to happen. These can be called in to the front office by 2:15 pm. We are not able to process changes after 2:40pm . This includes parents that come to the campus without prior notice to pick up their child. Any change in transportation arrangements for any student requires a note to the teacher. Make sure you write your child's first and last name, teacher's name and indicate the date(s) for the change and how the child is going to go home. We ask that the parents not email the change since there maybe times that a teacher is not in attendance or does not have a chance to read their email.

Please note on early release days the latest you can pick up is 11:00 am!

Si saca a su hijo de la escuela antes de la hora de salida, deberá presentarse en la oficina para firmar su salida. Su hijo se quedará en el salón de clases hasta que usted llegue. Si es necesario que alguien que no sea el padre/tutor recoja a su hijo, esa persona debe tener una nota firmada y fechada con el niño. La persona que recoja a su hijo debe mostrar una identificación con foto al personal de la oficina. El tiempo acumulado de recogidas tempranas se calcula por minutos de tiempo de instrucción perdido. La solicitud para retirar a su hijo debe hacerse antes de las 2:15 p. m.

Cualquier cambio en el transporte normal de su hijo debe indicarse por escrito con la firma del padre/tutor. Pedimos la ayuda de todos para no hacer cambios con frecuencia. Sin embargo, entendemos que, en casos excepcionales, será necesario que ocurran cambios inesperados. Estos pueden ser llamados a la oficina principal a las 2:40pm. No podemos procesar cambios después de las 2:40 p.m. Esto incluye a los padres que vienen al campus sin previo aviso para recoger a su hijo. Cualquier cambio en los arreglos de transporte para cualquier estudiante requiere una nota al maestro. Asegúrese de escribir el nombre y apellido de su hijo, el nombre del maestro e indique la(s) fecha(s) para el cambio y cómo el niño se va a ir a casa. Pedimos a los padres que no envíen el cambio por correo electrónico, ya que puede haber ocasiones en que un maestro no esté presente o no tenga la oportunidad de leer su correo electrónico.

¡Tenga en cuenta que en los días de salida temprana lo último que puede recoger es a las 11:00 am

Principal- Amey Frazier

Assistant Principal- Katelyn Spano katelyn.spano@lcisd.org

Christina Hampton, Counselor christina.hampton@lcisd.org

Yesenia Guzman, Administrative Assistant yesenia.guzman@lcisd.org

Email: amey.frazier@lcisd.org
Website: lcisd.org/campuses/long/home
Location: 907 Main Street, Richmond, TX, USA
Phone: 832-223-1900
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