(RTI²) Parent Brochure 2020-21
Click here to download a copy of BCS A Family Guide to Response to Instruction and Intervention (RTI²)
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Bartlett Elementary School
Spotlight
2020-21 School Supply List: Click Here
Click the headline to print. Remember, individual teachers may require additional supplies for his/her classroom. Kidz SchoolBox prepacked supply kits are on sale now. Shop online at https://kidzschoolbox.myshopify.com/collections/bartlett-schools
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BCS Menus & Prices
Click the headline to visit the BCS nutrition site for monthly menus, online payments, meal prices, etc. Student Breakfast $1.50; Student Lunch $2.75; Adult Lunch $4.50
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Car Rider Procedures
The following procedures are for the safety & security of all our students.
Place your vehicle in PARK while loading and unloading.
Students must enter and exit the car on the right/passenger side.
Drive slowly.
Refrain from passing other cars.
Refrain from using mobile phones for talking or texting.
Make sure your child is a safe distance from car and that no bags or articles of clothing are stuck in the door before driving off.
Pull down as far as you are directed to ensure as many cars can get in as possible at one time.
Follow the instructions of the car line monitors. They are there for the safety of your children.
*Click the headline to print a Car Rider Procedures Flyer.*
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Place your vehicle in PARK while loading and unloading.
Students must enter and exit the car on the right/passenger side.
Drive slowly.
Refrain from passing other cars.
Refrain from using mobile phones for talking or texting.
Make sure your child is a safe distance from car and that no bags or articles of clothing are stuck in the door before driving off.
Pull down as far as you are directed to ensure as many cars can get in as possible at one time.
Follow the instructions of the car line monitors. They are there for the safety of your children.
*Click the headline to print a Car Rider Procedures Flyer.*
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BCS Remote Learning Opportunities
Click the headline to visit BCS's Remote Learning Resources Webpage.
The site will be used to share information related to learning opportunities for our students.
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The site will be used to share information related to learning opportunities for our students.
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BES is Simply the BESt.
Click the headline to watch a video about our great school!
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Clip and Save Boxtops4Education
Please save boxtops4education labels.
You may send them to your child's teacher anytime.
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You may send them to your child's teacher anytime.
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Shop Lands' End and Support our School
Click the headline to visit our BES Lands' End site. Lands' End will donate 2% of every purchase made through this site. Our Preferred School Number is 900176090.
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Absences Add Up
Your child’s daily, on-time attendance is critical to their success in school. And while some challenges to your child’s school attendance are unavoidable, it’s important to understand the impact of each absence.
A student is considered chronically absent if they miss only two days of school per month (18 days in a year), whether the absences are excused or unexcused. This is true for children as early as elementary school, when they are at a higher risk of falling behind in reading. Even one year of chronic absence can cause a child to fall behind academically and decrease a child’s chances of graduating from high school, which can have long-term consequences on their financial independence, physical well-being and mental health.
The good news? Attending school every day increases a child’s chances of success in school and in life.
*Click the headline to visit http://absencesaddup.org/ and learn more.*
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A student is considered chronically absent if they miss only two days of school per month (18 days in a year), whether the absences are excused or unexcused. This is true for children as early as elementary school, when they are at a higher risk of falling behind in reading. Even one year of chronic absence can cause a child to fall behind academically and decrease a child’s chances of graduating from high school, which can have long-term consequences on their financial independence, physical well-being and mental health.
The good news? Attending school every day increases a child’s chances of success in school and in life.
*Click the headline to visit http://absencesaddup.org/ and learn more.*
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