Students in grades K-4 are dropped off at the cafeteria, and those in grades 5-8 meet on the hill or in the upstairs corridor depending upon the weather.  Students may not go to their classrooms to drop off their books first.

 The homeroom bell rings at 8:20 A.M. and the side door to the cafeteria is closed at this time.  When the children begin to go to their classrooms, parents are requested to leave.  This is not the time to speak to teachers, since they are supervising the children.

 Students will be marked late if they arrive after the 8:20 bell has rung.  Students coming in late must get a late pass at the office before going to class.  A student who is often late may be asked to remain after school to make up the time, or to remain indoors during the lunch recreation.

 School dismissal begins at 2:15 P.M. for the busses.  Children who go home by car will be dismissed FROM THE PARKING LOT at 2:30 P.M.

 The laws of the state of New York make attendance at school mandatory.  Frequent absences lessen a child’s interest in his/her work and make it difficult for him/her to maintain a high standard of performance.

 In the case of a child missing more than thirty (30) days, it is possible that he/she will be asked to repeat the grade.  No grades will be given to student who misses more than half of the marking period.

 In the event a student is to be absent from school, please call the MAIN OFFICE at 676-0762 between 8:00 A.M. and 8:30 A.M.  All requests for homework must be made by 11:30 A.M.  Homework may be picked up at 2:30 in the main office.

 A note from the parent or guardian explaining the absence must be given to the teacher on the first day the child returns to school if the absence is to be recorded as an excused absence.  An absence of three consecutive days requires a note from a doctor.

 Family vacations that interfere with a student’s attendance are taken at academic risk to the student.  It is requested that vacations always be planned so that they coincide with the school calendar.  It is school policy that assignments will not be given before the child leaves on a family vacation.

 Students are responsible for all schoolwork missed because of absence.    

 Children may bring a snack to school if the teacher has given permission for this.  It is recommended that all snacks be “healthy”.  Please avoid chips, candy, soda, etc.

• Sit properly and face the table.

• Ask for permission if you wish to leave your seat.

• Eat in an orderly manner.

• Speak in moderate tones - no shouting.

• Place all garbage in the proper receptacles.

• Clean off tables and carefully place chairs under the tables.

• Wait for teachers to give dismissal instructions. 

If there are any questions regarding busing, please contact one of the following: 

• Glen Cove School District

  • Transportation Office- (516) 759-7212

  • Hendrickson Bus Company- (516) 628-1888
     

• North Shore School District

  • Transportation Office- (516) 705-0200

  • North Shore Bus Garage- (516) 705-0395

   

• Locust Valley/Bayville School District

  • Locust Valley Bus Company- (516) 674-6340

   

• Port Washington School District

  • Transportation Office- (516) 767-4318

  • Dell Bus Company- (516) 833-6711

   

• Oyster Bay School District

  • Transportation Office (516) 624-6508

  • Hendrickson Bus Company- (516) 628-1888

   

• Syosset School District

  • Transportation Office- (516) 364-5840

  • Hendrickson Bus Company (516) 628-1888
     

• Jericho School District- (516) 681-4100 Ext. 245

• Hicksville School District- (516) 733-6518

• Roslyn School District- (516) 625-6393

• Westbury School District- (516) 876-5000

• Dell Bus Company- (516) 833-6711

• Harbor Day Care- (516) 674-8395   Fax: 674-8966

• Tutor Time- (516) 671-5000

All students are to be aware of the proper bus safety rules.  For the safety of all on the bus, each student is expected to sit in a seat and use seatbelts when available.  No student is to stand on the seats of the bus.  Leaning on the window or putting hands or heads out of the window is very dangerous and students are to be warned against such behavior.

 Fighting, hitting, teasing, shouting, “horsing around”, or the use of vulgar language is not acceptable.

 Drivers are to be treated with respect.  Each student it to be reminded that he/she is to do nothing that will distract the driver from his/her driving.

 Should it happen that a student misbehaves on the bus and is reported to the Principal, the school’s policy is to follow that of the child’s home district.

 Buses will deliver the students to the parking lot across the street from the school.  All students are to walk to the crosswalk where the Crossing Guard will direct them safely across the street.

• All cars must follow the designated entrance and exit signs.  Do not leave through the entrance.

• Be aware of the children in the area.  Please drive no faster than 5 mph.

• All cars must pull into a marked parking space before allowing the children out of the car. 

• At dismissal, parents must park in designated places and meet the children at the line.  No child will be dismissed to a parking spot.

• NO CARS ARE TO DRIVE UP THE HILL.  Even if you are late, do not drive up the hill.  Only a student who is on crutches is to be driven up the hill.

 On rainy days, parents are to wait in the parking lot for the children.

 Daisies, Brownies, and Girl Scouts may not go to the lunchroom until all the buses have left.

 Students failing two or more subjects are in danger of repeating the year or, in the case of 8^th graders, not receiving a diploma.

 If you have any questions or concerns regarding your child’s progress, please be sure to communicate with the teacher.

• GIRLS K - 5

  • Regular Uniform:

    • Jumper: Uniform plaid with emblem

    • Blouse:  White with Peter Pan collar

    • Sweater:  Maroon V-neck cardigan with emblem or Maroon V-neck vest

    • Socks:  Maroon knee highs or tights

    • Tie:  Plaid cross over

    • Shoes:  Black Uniform Shoes
       

  •  Summer Uniform (optional) – may be worn Sept., Oct., May, and June:

    • Khaki pleated cotton blend Bermuda shorts

    • White uniform Polo shirt

    • White sneakers/socks
       

  •  Winter Uniform (optional) - may be worn throughout the year

    • Pants:  Uniform gray pants

    • Turtle neck:  White cotton long sleeve

    • Sweater:  Maroon cardigan, vest, or pullover
      
       

• BOYS K - 5

  • Regular Uniform

    • Pants:  Uniform gray pants

    • Shirt:  White

    • Sweater:  Maroon V-neck cardigan with emblem or maroon V-neck vest

    • Socks:  Gray or black

    • Tie:  Maroon knit

    • Shoes:  Black Uniform Shoes
       

  •  Summer Uniform (Optional) - may be worn, Sept., Oct., May, and June

    •    Khaki pleated cotton blend Bermuda shorts

    •    White uniform Polo shirt

    •    White sneakers/socks
      
       

•  GIRLS 6-8

  • Regular Uniform:

    • Skirt:  Uniform plaid or gray kilt-style skirt

    • Blouse:  White Oxford button down collar

    • Vest:  maroon with emblem

    • Sweater: Maroon V-neck pullover with emblem or maroon V-neck vest

    • Socks:  Maroon knee highs or tights

    • Shoes:  Black Uniform Shoes
       

  • Summer Uniform:  same as stated for girls K-8.

  • Winter Uniform:  same as stated for girls K-5
     

   

•  BOYS 6-8

  • Regular Uniform:

    • Pants:  Uniform gray

    • Shirt:  White Oxford button down collar

    • Tie:  Maroon knit

    • Sweater:  Maroon V-neck pull over with emblem or maroon V-neck vest

    • Socks:  Gray or black  

    • Shoes:  Black Uniform Shoes
       

  •  Summer Uniform:  Same as stated for boys K-5
    
    
     

•  Optional: (Boys and Girls Grade K-8)

  • White Izod type shirts-short sleeve

  • White turtle necks
     

• Jewelry:  Girls may wear simple earrings.  Generally, it is recommended that these be  post earrings.
   

• Hairstyles: Hairstyles should be neat and not interfere with the student’s ability to learn.
   

• Makeup is not permitted.

FOR SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FOR WHICH UNIFORMITY IS REQUIRED, MANDATORY ITEMS SHOULD BE WORN. THESE ARE LISTED ABOVE AS "REGUALAR UNIFORM".

To be worn with Velcro and/or laced sneakers, on /gym days, in place of the regular school uniform.

All Saints Regional School gym uniforms, with school logo, may be purchased through the school office.  Only the following official gym uniforms will be permitted. 

• Gray tee shirt

• Maroon shorts

• Maroon sweatshirt

• Maroon sweatpants

 NO JEWELRY SHOULD BE WORN ON GYM DAYS.

 ALL ARTICLES OF CLOTHING MUST BE LABELED WITH STUDENT’S NAME. ARTICLES  OF CLOTHING WITHOUT NAMES ARE OFTEN DISCARDED.

• Hand in a signed permission slip.

• Respect private property.

• Recognize the authority of the teacher, chaperones, guides, and bus driver.

• Keep in mind the bus safety rules.

• Act appropriately throughout the trip.

• Leave the classroom quickly and quietly.

• Follow the evacuation procedures for the room you are in.

• Leave the building walking quietly in a single line.

• Go directly to your designated area away from the school building.

• Wait quietly for further directions.

 The first tuition payment is due in July and the last payment is due in April of the school year.  Families are given the option to choose the payment schedule that best fits their situation.

 To maintain the high quality of educational services for your child, tuition payments are due on the dates indicated on the payment schedule.

 Any student with an outstanding debt of two (2) or more months prior to the opening of school in September will not be given a class assignment and will not be allowed to attend school.

 If your tuition payment is overdue by sixty (60) or more days, your child will not be allowed to attend school commencing the first day of the following month.

 Any outstanding tuition debt beyond ninety (90) days will be forwarded to a collection agency.

 All questions concerning tuition are to be directed to the School Business Manager (516) 759-2687.  All financial matters must be fully settled before Diplomas or final report cards are issued.

 Any student who damages a book, reducing its “life expectancy” will pay a damage charge of $10.00 at the time the books are handed in.

 Homework is essential to the academic success of the student.  In addition, students should be reading on a daily basis.

• Students in grades K & 1 are expected to do up to one half hour of homework per school night.

• Students in grades 2 & 3 are expected to do up to one hour of homework per school night.

• Students in grades 4 & 5 are expected to do up to one and one half hours of homework per school night.

• Students in grades 6, 7, & 8 are expected to do up to two hours of homework per school night.

 All students are expected to complete all assignments and hand them in on time.  Failure to do so will result in a lower grade for that subject.

 All worked missed when a student is absent must be completed and handed in to the teacher. 

 At different grade levels, students take test required by the Sate of New York.  The Diocese of Rockville Centre also has the students take part in a Diocesan Testing Program.

 Using these test results, we are better able to meet the needs of individual students.  The dates of these Diocesan and State tests are communicated through the weekly calendar.

 Birthday party invitations may be distributed in the classroom if and only if the entire class is being invited.

The purposes of discipline at All Saints Regional School are: 

• To promote self-development.

• To develop respect for others.

• To provide a classroom situation conducive to learning.

 Basing our need for discipline on these principles, the following types of misconduct cannot be tolerated and can result in detention, probation, suspension, or restitution. 

• Continued and willful disobedience to and defiance of school and community regulations

• Open and persistent defiance of the authority of the Principal, Teachers, and Staff

• Possession, distribution, sale or use of alcoholic beverages, tobacco, or controlled substances

• Use of profanity

• Damaging school property, or the property of another member of the school community

• Possession of objects harmful to the school community

• All forms of verbal abuse including comments regarding race, nationality, physical appearance, sexual orientation, etc.

• Failure to complete homework assignments

• Improper uniform

 We, at ASR, have high expectations of our children.  Students at All Saints Regional: 

• shall conduct themselves calmly and quietly upon entering and leaving the building, and in moving from class to class, particularly when using the stairs.

• are expected to be kind, considerate, and polite to all.

• need to discover and use peaceful ways of resolving conflicts.

• should strive to do their best in all areas.

• need to respect school property as well as the property of others.

• should come prepared for their classes.

• will not chew gum at school or on school trips.

• should refrain from bringing to school any articles that may interfere with the learning process.

• should strive to be honest in their work and in their relationships with others.

• should strive to incorporate Christian values into all aspects of their daily lives.

 Infractions of any kind may result in detention.  Repeated infractions may result in suspension or expulsion.

 Any radio, walkman, cassette or CD player, beeper, cell phone, video games, water guns, etc. brought to school will be confiscated and returned only when the parent comes to school to retrieve the said item.  Toys of a violent nature are not permitted.

 Ball playing is permitted as long as no physical contact occurs.

 Students are expected to follow the directions of the teachers while in the play areas.

 When the bell rings, students will stop playing and walk in an orderly manner to their line-up places.

 In the event of any emergency or illness of a serious nature, the parent or guardian is notified immediately.  Therefore, it is absolutely necessary that the school have a telephone number where parents can be reached.

 Any student injured in school must immediately report the accident to the school personnel closest to the incident.  No student is to leave the building without reporting the incident.

 New York State Law also requires physical examinations, by a physician, no more than 90 days prior to the first day of school, for all students in Kindergarten, grade 1, grade 3, and grade 7, as well as for all students entering All Saints Regional for the first time.  It is important that the school be notified if your child has a physical condition which might require immediate attention, such as heart trouble, severe allergic reaction, diabetes, asthma, etc.

 The following vaccines are REQUIRED for your child to attend the school: 

• Three doses of diphtheria-containing toxoid (usually administered as DPT, DT, or TD)

• Three doses of oral polio-virus vaccine (OPV) or enhanced inactivated polio-virus vaccine (EIPV)

• One dose of mumps vaccine administered after twelve (12) months of age

• One dose of rubella vaccine administered after twelve (12) months of age

• Two doses of measles vaccine, the first administered after twelve (12) months of age and the second after fifteen (15) months of age.

• Influenza (type B) HIB required for school attendance as of 1/1/90 for children up to five (5) years old in Nursery and Pre-K

• Kindergarten children are required to demonstrate receipt of TWO doses of measles vaccine (MMR preferred for both doses)

• Fractional doses (or combinations thereof) of DTP do not meet requirements of the New York State Law for three doses of diphtheria.
   

• Students enrolled in 7^th grade on or after September 1, 2000 are required to have a Hepatitis B vaccine.

• Three doses of Hepatitis B for children born on or after 1/1/93.

• One dose of Varicella for children born on or after 1/1/98.