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Dear TCES Community,

We are excited to welcome you back to school for the 2020-2021 academic year. The safety and well-being of our students, employees and all school visitors has always been our highest priority.

Each new year brings its own unique circumstances that cause us to adjust and adapt. The challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in the need to change more than ever before. Despite these changes, we are committed to providing a learning environment that is clean, sanitary and safe while also retaining a sense of familiarity and comfort for students.

Ogden School District has developed the plan, “Keeping Ogden Healthy”. This district-wide system was created using the established guidelines set forth by the governor of Utah, the Utah State Board of Education and the state and local health departments. Here at TCES we will be following the “Keeping Ogden Healthy” plan while making necessary, school-specific adaptations to fit our needs.

Each member of our school community has a responsibility to protect themselves and each other. Please join me and the members of our school staff in choosing to embrace these protective measures:

Sanitation & Hygiene

Personal Protective Equipment

Physical Distancing

Additional details regarding our operational processes and procedures can be found here.

Here are some specific details regarding Taylor Canyon Elementary’s return to school:

All teachers, parents and students entering the school will be asked to wear a mask. Here are some links regarding the use of masks:
- https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/how-to-wear-cloth-face-coverings.html
- https://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/patients/coronavirus-information/videos-for-kids-parents
- Please help your children practice wearing masks to be ready for school.
All teachers, parents and students entering the school will be temperature checked.
We are limiting adult visitors. Any adult visitor or volunteer must make an appointment. Parents/guardians can come into the office without an appointment. However, the preferred mode of communication is phone calls, and emails.
We ask that all parents say goodbye to their child outside the school.
We are asking students to not bring cell phones as we try to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Please keep your child home if they have any symptoms of COVID-19 (i.e. fever, or cough).
We will provide masks for the students, however we are asking parents to send students with a mask from home if possible.

While TCES is eager for students to return to our campus this year, we understand that some students and families have unique needs which can be best served by learning through an alternative to in-person instruction. For those students, we are happy to offer the consideration of Ogden Online. This is the official online learning platform delivering core curriculum instruction for students from kindergarten through 12th grade. Whether your family’s preference is to attend school in person or online, the standard registration process should be completed for each student. Following registration, families will be provided additional instructions for proceeding with enrollment in Ogden Online if that is their preference.

We appreciate every member of our school community for your dedication to student learning and growth and the health and well-being of everyone. Thank you for choosing Ogden and thank you for choosing Taylor Canyon Elementary School.

Sincerely,

Donald Mendenhall
TCES Principal

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Estimada comunidad de Taylor Canyon Elementary,

Nos complace darle la bienvenida de regreso a la escuela para el año académico 2020-2021. La seguridad y el bienestar de nuestros estudiantes, empleados y todos los visitantes de la escuela siempre han sido nuestra máxima prioridad.

Cada año escolar trae sus propias circunstancias únicas que nos hacen adaptarnos a las situaciones. Los desafíos asociados con la pandemia de COVID-19 han resultado en la necesidad de hacer cambios. A pesar de estos cambios, estamos comprometidos a proporcionar un ambiente de aprendizaje que sea limpio, sanitario y seguro, mientras conservamos un sentido de familiaridad y comodidad para los estudiantes.

El Distrito Escolar de Ogden ha desarrollado el plan "Manteniendo Saludable a Ogden". Este sistema fue creado para todo el distrito usando las pautas establecidas por el gobernador de Utah, la Junta de Educación del Estado de Utah y los departamentos de salud estatales y locales. Aquí en Taylor Canyon Elementary seguiremos el plan "Manteniendo Saludable a Ogden" mientras hacemos las adaptaciones necesarias que son específicas en cómo apoyar nuestras necesidades en nuestra escuela.

Cada miembro de nuestra comunidad escolar tiene la responsabilidad de protegerse y proteger a los demás. Únase a mí y a los miembros de nuestro personal de la escuela al adoptar estas medidas de protección:

Saneamiento e higiene

Equipo de protección personal

Distanciamiento físico

Detalles adicionales sobre nuestros procesos y procedimientos operativos se pueden encontrar aquí.

Aquí hay algunos detalles específicos sobre el regreso de Taylor Canyon Elementary a la escuela:

Se les pedirá a todos los maestros, padres y estudiantes que entren a la escuela que usen una máscara. Aquí hay algunos enlaces sobre el uso de máscaras:
- https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/how-to-wear-cloth-face-coverings.html
- https://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/patients/coronavirus-information/videos-for-kids-parents
- Ayude a sus hijos a practicar el uso de máscaras para estar listos para la escuela.
Todos los maestros, padres y estudiantes que entren a la escuela serán controlados por temperatura.
Estamos limitando las visitas de adultos. Cualquier visitante adulto o voluntario debe hacer una cita. Los padres / tutores pueden venir a la oficina sin una cita. Sin embargo, el modo preferido de comunicación son las llamadas telefónicas y los correos electrónicos.
Pedimos que todos los padres se despidan de su hijo fuera de la escuela.
Les pedimos a los estudiantes que no traigan teléfonos celulares mientras intentamos detener la propagación de COVID-19.
Mantenga a su hijo en casa si tiene algún síntoma de COVID-19 (es decir, fiebre o tos).
Proporcionaremos máscaras para los estudiantes, sin embargo, les pedimos a los padres que envíen a los estudiantes con una máscara desde casa si es posible.

Mientras el personal de Taylor Canyon Elementary está ansioso por ver a los estudiantes y para verlos regresar a nuestra escuela este año, entendemos que algunos estudiantes y familias tienen necesidades únicas que tal vez pueden aprender mejor a través de una alternativa a la instrucción en persona. Para esos estudiantes, nos complace ofrecer la consideración de Ogden Online (Ogden en linea). Esta es la plataforma oficial de aprendizaje en línea que ofrece instrucción curricular básica para los estudiantes del kinder al 12º grado. Si la preferencia de su familia es asistir a la escuela en persona o en línea, el proceso de registración estándar debe llenar el formulario para cada estudiante. Después de la registración, si su preferencia es inscribirse en Ogden Online, las familias recibirán instrucciones adicionales para proceder con la la registración para el programa.

Nosotros agradecemos a cada miembro de nuestra comunidad escolar por su dedicación al aprendizaje y crecimiento académico de los estudiantes y la salud y el bienestar de todos. Gracias por elegir a Ogden y gracias por elegir a Taylor Canyon Elementary.

Sinceramente,

Donald Mendenhall
Director, TCES

General Information

Bell Schedule

Taylor Canyon Bell Schedule

Monday-Thursday

Breakfast............7:50-8:15 am
Warning Bell...............8:15 am
Tardy Bell...................8:20 am
Ending Bell................3:05 pm

Friday

Breakfast............7:50-8:15 am
Warning Bell...............8:15 am
Tardy Bell...................8:20 am
Ending Bell................12:45 pm

Minimum Days

8:20-12:55 pm

Bus Schedule and Route

Lunch Schedule

School Traffic Pattern

At Taylor Canyon Elementary your child’s safety is our first priority. We are addressing the concerns parents have expressed about the traffic patterns of student drop off and pick up by making these necessary changes.

Red – Home address located North of 21st street- use the Oak street loading zone. All parents/guardians who are driving their students or car-pooling are to drive east from Harrison on 21st or 22nd street. Continue east until Fillmore, turn on Fillmore to Oak (1/2 block). Use the loading zone area on the south side of the school to pick-up or drop-off your student. This is a NO PARKING ZONE. There is a busy crosswalk on Oak, so watch for our students.

Blue – Home address located East of Fillmore - use the Oak street loading zone. All parents/guardians who are driving their students or car-pooling are to drive onto Oak to use the loading zone area on the south side of the school to pick-up or drop-off your student. This is a NO PARKING ZONE. There is a busy crosswalk on Oak, so watch for our students.

Green - South of Oak - use the Taylor Avenue loading zone. All parents/guardians who are driving their students or car-pooling are to drive onto Taylor Ave to use the loading zone area on the west side of the school to pick-up or drop-off your student. This is a NO PARKING ZONE. There is a busy crosswalk on Taylor Avenue adjacent to Oak Street. Please be very
cautious and watch for pedestrians, as they have the right of way. The safety of our students is paramount.

Yellow - West of Taylor - use the Taylor Avenue loading zone. All parents/guardians who are driving their students or car-pooling are to drive onto Taylor Ave to usethe loading zone area on the west side of the school to pick-up or drop-off your student. This is a NO PARKING ZONE. There is a busy crosswalk on Taylor Avenue adjacent to Oak Street. Please be very
cautious and watch for pedestrians, as they have the right of way. The safety of our students is paramount.

Orange - Kindergarten - use the 21st Street loading zone. All parents/guardians who are driving their Kindergarten students or car-pooling are to drive onto 21st street to use the loading zone area on the north side of the school to pick-up or drop-off your student. This is a NO PARKING ZONE. All siblings of Kindergarten students may use this loading zone.

For after-school pick-up, please come between 2:40 – 2:50. Parking is prohibited in loading zones. This is one lane only. Do not make a second line down the street. Students will not be allowed to
go across traffic in order to get into a car.

 Stay in your car and wait for your student. Move with the traffic.
 Never park or stop in a crosswalk or intersection.
 The parking lot on the North side of the school is for Faculty parking only. Please do not drop off your student in the parking lot.
 If you need to visit with the teacher or the office, please park on the opposite side of the street from the school or in the church parking lot on Taylor Ave.
 Make sure afternoon transportation arrangement have been made before your child arrives at school.
 Morning drop-off times are 7:55 a.m. to 8:10 a.m.
 Because of the lack of sidewalks, it is imperative that all drivers be on the look-out for students walking to and from school. Watch for students in the crosswalks on 21st and Taylor, 21st and Fillmore, Oak and Fillmore, Oak and Taylor, and 22nd and Taylor. Students may be walking close to the curb or in the street. Be aware of pedestrians at all times, but especially within crosswalks. They have the right away and children sometimes are unaware of traffic. Parent volunteers will help monitor the crosswalks at the end of each school day.

Thank you for your cooperation in making our school a safer place.

Dress Code

Taylor Canyon Dress Code
(Approved by the Community Council 10/13/2011)

Taylor Canyon Elementary follows the Ogden District Dress Standards in the Code of Conduct, which states:

The purpose of the district dress standard is to provide guidance for students to attend school in appropriate clothing that is safe, neat, clean and modest.

Students should wear appropriate clothing that is modest. A student who wears clothing that exposes his or her chest, shoulders, midriff, lower back, or other parts of the body will immediately be asked to change his or her clothes. Refusal to do so will be considered an act of insubordination.
Shorts and skirts must be mid‐thigh in length.
Headgear, such as caps/hats, bandanas or sunglasses are inappropriate to wear indoors at school unless the student obtains prior written approval of the principal or the principal’s designee for an appropriate uniform (R.O.T.C. Scouts, etc.) or a medical condition requiring accommodation as demonstrated by a written note from a physician.
Clothing appropriate for outdoor use, except officially accepted school letter jackets/sweaters, should not be worn indoors without prior approval from the school’s administration.
Footwear is required to be worn.
Offensive or obscene clothing will not be worn at school including slogans or logos that depict: 1. Controlled substances: alcohol, drugs and tobacco. 2. Foul, profane, vulgar, or abusive language.
3. Sexual overtones.
4. Excessive violence.
Clothing, makeup or hairstyles that are disruptive to the instructional process may be considered inappropriate and restricted by the school staff/administration.
Clothing or paraphernalia that is interpreted by the building administration as “gang related” is prohibited. Specific items for Taylor Canyon Elementary Dress Code

 Flip‐flops may not be worn to school due to possible injury on the playground.
 Hoodies can be worn to school and in the building as long as the hood is off head once entering the building.
 Snow‐pants can be worn inside the school building during the winter. Younger students have a hard time getting in and out of them from recess to recess. Parents should make sure that the snow‐pants are easily removed for hygienic purposes.
 Bare midriffs, tank tops, halter tops or other revealing clothing will not be worn at school. If your child raises his/her arms and any skin on the torso shows, the shirt is too short.
 Shorts and skirts must meet the tips of the fingers when arms are to the side of the student. Skirt, dress, and short length still apply even if leggings are worn underneath. Any holes in pants must be below the fingers when arms are to the side of the student.
 Sleepwear, pajama pants, or slippers are not allowed at school.
 Hair shall be worn in a clean and well‐groomed manner. Mohawks are acceptable if not higher than an inch or combed down. Salon/permanent coloring is acceptable if not extreme and disruptive.
 Visible body piercing, other than ears, is not allowed. Earrings that make a large hole (gauging) in the ear are not allowed.
 No graffiti or pen markings on clothing or exposed skin. Dress Code Enforcement
 Students will not be allowed to turn shirts inside out to avoid detection of dress code violations.
 The first and second offense, students will call home and get clothing that meets the dress code or find something in our Sunshine Closet to replace the clothing.
 The third offense, student will be sent home and may not return until a meeting is held with the parent.
 The fourth offense, student/parent would probably be referred to the district.

New Student Registration | Registración para Nuevos Estudiantes

Smartphone App Information

Boundary Exception/Open Enrollment | EXCEPCIÓN DEL LIMITE DE LA ESCUELA / SOLICITUD DE INSCRIPCIÓN ABIERTA

Air Quality Policy

What will the school do?

 We will check the Particulate Matter (PM2.5) levels. This information will guide our outdoor physical activities.

When the PM2.5 level falls between 35.5 and 55.4, we will let “sensitive” students stay indoors.
When the PM2.5 level falls between 55.5 and 90, we will let “sensitive” students and students experiencing respiratory symptoms, such as with a cold or allergies, stay indoors.
When the PM2.5 level rises above 90, outdoor recess will be cancelled for all children and alternative play/exercise opportunities will be offered indoors.

What should parents do?

 Parents, with advice from your health care provider, need to contact the school secretary or nurse if your child is “sensitive” to poor air quality.

Sensitive children may include those with significant or poorly controlled asthma, cystic fibrosis, chronic lung disease, congenital heart disease, compromised immune systems, or other respiratory problems.

For your information:
The daily PM2.5 level is located at www.airquality.utah.gov
Additional information on air quality guidance for schools is located at
www.health.utah.gov/asthma

We are committed to providing a safe and healthy school environment for your child. Please contact the school if you have questions about this issue.

Recommended Temperatures for Outdoor Activities

Green
The green condition suggests the temperatures at which it is safe for children to play outdoors comfortably. At these temperatures children shouldn't be displaying any overtly hot or cold signs. In the colder months, this condition is between 40 degrees and 32 degrees Fahrenheit when the wind is between 0 and 15 miles per hour. In the warmer months, the green condition suggests that children can play comfortably outdoors when the temperature is between 80 and 89 degrees.

Yellow
When temperatures reach the yellow condition, you should use caution when deciding how long children should spend outdoors. Closely observe the children for any signs of them being too hot or too cold. When it's cold outside, the yellow condition sets temperatures of between 30 degrees and 13 degrees Fahrenheit when the wind speeds are between 0 and 40 mph. When it's warm outside, child care providers should show caution when the temperatures are between 90 and 103 degrees.

Red

The red condition defines the temperatures that are not recommended for outdoor child play. Most children should not play outside in these temperatures due to the health risk. In the winter months, these temperatures are anything below 9 degrees Fahrenheit no matter what the wind speed is. In the summer months, the red condition states that it can be very dangerous for children to play outside when the temperature is above 100 degrees.

Considerations
The green, yellow and red conditions are only general suggestions. Each child may

show slightly different temperatures that they are susceptible to. Therefore, it's important to always monitor children when they are playing to ensure they are dressed appropriately, drinking enough water and using any necessary precautions, such as sunscreen. Pay special attention to infant behavior because they can't tell you if they are too hot or too cold; however, most will become fussy if they are uncomfortable. You may need to take a firm approach with some older children as they may not want to take the proper precautions, such as wearing enough clothing and drinking enough fluids.

Winter Temperatures
Even temperatures above freezing can cause hypothermia if you are chilled, damp, or over-exerted. For the most part, dressing warmly and limiting exposure will protect you in temperatures above and near freezing. Be sure to consider wind chill: even an actual air temperature of 40 degrees can feel as cold as 34 to 25 degrees in wind speeds between 10 and 60 miles per hour, for example. Most adults can sense when they have been outdoors too long and go inside. Children, on the other hand, are easily distracted, often more active, and lose heat more easily from their skin, putting them at a greater risk of frost-nip. Common symptoms are flushing, or a numb and tingly sensation at exposed extremities: fingers, noses, ears and toes. If the skin becomes hard or waxy in texture, it may have progressed to frostbite. Bring the affected person inside to a warm, dry environment and call a doctor immediately. Do not attempt to use direct heat or rubbing to warm the person.

Safety Precautions
Children should always be supervised, warmly dressed, and shielded from the sun when playing outside in winter. Reflection from the snow can cause sunburns even on cloudy days. Keep children close to home in case a sudden storm develops.

Parent Information

Parent Involvement | Política de Participación de Padre

School, Parent, Student Compact | Acuerdo de Estudiante-Escuela-Padre (Tutor)

Parent Compact | Acuerdo de Estudiante-Escuela-Padre (Tutor)

School Responsibilities

Provide high-quality curriculum and instruction in a supportive and effective learning environment that enables the participating children to meet the state’s student academic achievement standards as follows: All Teachers and staff will:

 Encourage and support student learning by making informed decisions.
 Respectfully, frequently, and accurately inform parents of their child’s progress.
 Have high expectations for students and be committed to continuous growth for the teacher, staff, and the school.
 Respect cultural differences of students, their families and other staff members.
 Help students resolve conflicts in positive, nonviolent ways.
 Coordinate efforts with other staff to support the success of each child.
 Create a caring, inclusive, stimulating, and safe school/classroom setting.
Hold parent-teacher conferences during which this compact will be discussed as it relates to the individual child’s achievement.

 Conferences held twice per year at each building. Notification will be sent with information about the conferences.
 Conferences can be arranged at a mutually agreed upon time with the teacher and parent/guardian. Provide parents with frequent reports on their children’s progress. Specifically, the school will provide reports as follows:

 Progress reports o (mid-term (October, January, March)
 Grade reports are distributed to parents/guardians at the end of each marking period.
 Electronic Parent Portal (SIS) updated (SIS will be updated weekly, parents will contact principal if not updated), providing parents with access to students’ grades and attendance information. Provide parents reasonable access to staff. Specifically, staff will be available for consultation with parents as follows:

 Parents may email or call teacher at any time.

o A staff contact list is available on our website

o Parents may contact the teacher directly or the main office to schedule an appointment with staff Provide parents opportunities to volunteer and participate in their child’s class and to observe classroom activities, as follows:

o Parents will be invited and encouraged to visit and volunteer through monthly principal newsletter
o Parents are welcome to email or call teacher for volunteer opportunities

o Parents may contact main office to learn about volunteer opportunities
o Parents may volunteer to help with field trips, classroom activities, clubs, etc.

Parent(s) or Guardian(s) Responsibilities

I/we will support our children’s learning in the following ways:

 Monitor attendance
 Ensure homework is completed
 Participate, as appropriate, in decisions relating to my child’s education
 Attend scheduled conferences and appointments
 Promote positive use of my child’s extracurricular time.
 Stay informed about my child’s education and communicating with the school by promptly reading all notices from the school or the school district either received by my child or by mail and responding, as appropriate.
 Serve, to the extent possible, on policy advisory groups

Student Responsibilities

As a student I will share the responsibility to improve our academic achievement and achieve the state’s high standards. Specifically, I will:

 Always perform my best in my work and in my behavior.
 Work cooperatively with my classmates and teachers.
 Show respect for myself, my school, teachers, and others.
 Obey the school and bus rules.
 Take pride in my school and school work.
 Come to school prepared with my homework and supplies
 Believe that I can and will learn.
 Give my parents/guardians all notices and information

Acuerdo de Estudiante-Escuela-Padre (Tutor)

La escuela, alineado con las normas relativas a los programas financiados por el Título I, Parte A de la Ley de Educación Primaria y Secundaria (ESEA) (niños participantes), apoya este acuerdo que explica cómo los padres, todo el personal del distrito / escuela , y los estudiantes compartirán la responsabilidad de mejorar el rendimiento académico del estudiante y los medios por los cuales la escuela y los padres construirán y desarrollarán una asociación que ayudará a los niños a alcanzar los altos estándares del estado.

Responsabilidades de la escuela

Proveer un plan de estudio de alta calidad e instrucción en un ambiente de aprendizaje propicio y eficaz que permita a los niñosparticipantes a cumplir los estándares académicos del estado de la siguiente manera: Todos los maestros y personal:

•  Fomentar y apoyar el aprendizaje del estudiante, tomando decisiones de inform.
•  Respetuosamente, informar a los padres con frecuencia, y con precisión sobre el progreso de sus hijos.
•  Tener altas expectativas para los estudiantes y estar comprometidos con el crecimiento continuo del profesor, el personal, y la escuela.
•  Respetar las diferencias culturales de los estudiantes, sus familias y otros miembros del personal.
•  Ayudar a los estudiantes a resolver conflictos en forma positiva, no violentas.
•  Coordinar esfuerzos con el resto del personal para apoyar el éxito de cada niño.
•  Crear un ambiente de interés, estimulo, y seguridad escolar/ salón de clase.

Llevar a cabo conferencias de padres y maestros donde este acuerdo se discutirá en lo que se refiere al logro individual del niño.

Las conferencias se celebran dos veces al año en cada edificio. Se enviara notificación con información sobre las conferencias.
Las conferencias se pueden hacer de mutuo acuerdo, con tiempo, con el maestro y el padre / tutor

Proporcionar a los padres informes frecuentes sobre el progreso de sus hijos.
Específicamente, la escuela proporcionará reportes de la siguiente manera:

Los informes de progreso serán enviados a los padres dentro de dos semanas después de cada trimestre. Los padres pueden ponerse en contacto con la oficina si no se reciben esos reportes.
Las notas de calificaciones se distribuyen a los padres / tutores al final de cada período de calificaciones.
El portal electrónico de Padres (SIS) se actualizará semanalmente proporcionando a los padres acceso a las calificaciones de sus estudiantes y la información de asistencia. Los padres pueden comunicarse con la oficina si las calificaciones no se actualizan con regularidad.

Proporcionar a los padres acceso razonable al personal.
En concreto, el personal estará disponible para consultas con los padres de la siguiente manera:

Los padres pueden enviar por correo electrónico o llamar al maestro en cualquier momento.
Una lista de contactos personal está disponible en nuestro sitio web.
Los padres pueden ponerse en contacto con la oficina principal para hacer una cita con el personal

Proporcionar a los padres oportunidades para servicio voluntario y participación en la clase de sus hijos y observar las actividades del salón, de la siguiente manera:

Los padres serán invitados y alentados a visitar y voluntarizarse a través del boletín principal mensual.
Los padres son bienvenidos a enviar correos electrónico o llamar al maestro para oportunidades de voluntariado.
Los padres pueden ponerse en contacto con la oficina principal para aprender acerca de oportunidades de voluntariado.
Los padres pueden ser voluntarios para ayudar con las excursiones, actividades de clase, clubes, etc.

Responsabilidad de los padres:

Yo/nosotros apoyaremos el aprendizaje de nuestros niños de las siguientes maneras:

Revisar la asistencia.
Asegurar que se cumpla con la tarea.
Participar, según corresponda, en las decisiones relativas a la educación de mi hijo
Asistir a conferencias y citas programadas.
Promover el uso positivo del tiempo extracurricular de mi hijo.
Mantenerme informado sobre la educación de mi hijo y comunicado con la escuela de inmediato al leer todos los avisos de la escuela o del distrito escolar ya sea recibido por mi hijo o por correo, y responder, según corresponda. Servir, en la medida posible, en grupos de asesoramiento.

Responsabilidades del Estudiante:

Yo, como estudiante, comparto la responsabilidad de mejorar mi rendimiento académico y alcanzar los altos estándares del estado. En concreto, yo:

Siempre hare lo mejor en mi trabajo y en mi comportamiento.
Trabajare cooperativamente con mis compañeros y profesores.
Mostrare respeto por mí mismo, mi escuela, maestros, y otros.
Obedeceré las reglas de la escuela y del autobús.
Estaré complacido de mi escuela y del trabajo escolar.
Asistiré a la escuela preparado con mi tarea y artículos necesarios.
Creer que puedo y voy a aprender.
Dar a mis padres / tutores todos los avisos e información.

Student Code of Conduct | Código de Conducta del Estudiante

Internet Acceptable Use Policy

Parents Right to Know letter | los Padres derecho a conocer la carta

As a parent of a student who attends school in Ogden City School District, you have the right to know the professional qualifications of the classroom teachers who instruct your child, and Federal law requires the school district to provide you this information in a timely manner if you request it. Specifically, you have the right to request the following information about each of your child’s classroom teachers:

Whether the teacher meets the state qualifications and licensing criteria for the grades and subjects he or she teaches.
Whether the teacher is teaching under emergency or provisional status because of special circumstances.
The teacher’s college major, whether the teacher has any advanced degrees, and the field of discipline of the certification or degree.
Whether paraprofessionals provide services to your child and, if so, their qualifications.

Parents Right to Know letter | los Padres derecho a conocer la carta

Field Trip Permission Form | Permiso Para Paseos Escolares

Health Status Form | Forma de Estado de Salud

Parent/Guardian SIS Access (HOW TO) | Cómo Registrarse Para el Acceso de Contacto

HOW TO REGISTER FOR CONTACT ACCESS

Contacts with web access to their children may create their own account to access all of their associated children’s academic information. If you do not already have an account created by yourself, then click on Request a USERNAME from the SIS Login screen. As shown below.

You will then need to know one of your children’s Student ID along with their associated date of birth. Then click on “Lookup Student” .
SIS_Account_Creation_2

The next screen will present the available contact names. Click on the contact that represents your name. Then type in a username that you would like to use as your login. Also type your password you would like to use and confirm the password. And finally check the box that certifies you are who you say you are. Then click “Create Account”.
SIS_Account_Creation_3

SIS_Account_Creation_4

That is it. Your account is now created and you can login with these credentials to view your children’s grades, attendance, tardy, missing assignments, email the child’s teacher, update your address, phone number and contact information. You can also subscribe to receive daily or weekly emails with grades, attendance, tardys and missing assignments.

Contactos con acceso web para sus hijos. Puede crear su propia cuenta para acceder a la información académica de sus hijos.

Si no tiene una cuenta creada por usted, entonces de clic en "Request Username" desde la pantalla de inicio de sesión SIS como se muestra abajo.

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Necesitará saber el número de ID de su hijo(s) y la fecha de nacimiento . Despues de clic en “Lookup Student”

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La siguiente pantalla mostrará los nombres de contacto disponibles. Haga clic en el contacto que representará su nombre. A continuación escriba un nombre de usuario que desee utilizar como nombre de usuario. Escriba su contraseña y confirmela escribiendola de nuevo. Después de clic en el cuadrito blanco donde certifica que usted es quien dice ser. Para finzalizar haga clic en “Create Account”

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Eso es todo. Su cuenta ya está creada y puede acceder para ver las calificaciones de sus hijos, asistencia, retardos, tareas no entregadas, correo electrónico del maestro(s), actualizar su información de contacto, tal como dirección, teléfono, etc. También puede subscribirse para recibir diaria o semanalmente las calificaciones, asistencia, retardos y tareas no entregadas.

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Communicating With Ogden School District

Ogden School District and its schools support conservation through decreased use of paper communication and increased use of electronic communication. Electronic communication is particularly vital in the event of an emergency.
Parents and guardians are urged to provide a phone number (preferably a cellular phone number) and an email address to their student's school and to update the school any time the phone number or email address changes.
Parents and guardians who do not currently have an email account can learn how to create a free email address by clicking here.
Las instrucciones en español para crear una dirección de correo electrónico gratuita se pueden encontrar haciendo clic aquí.

2130 Taylor Canyon Avenue, Ogden, UT 84401

Office: 801-737-8950

Fax: 801-737-8954

Office and School Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:20-3:05

Friday 8:20-12:45

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