worn in school. That includes, but is not limited to, lip gloss, tinted lip balm (Chapstick,) mascara. Only clear nail polish is allowed. Tag Day On certain days children will be allowed to dress down (school uniform not required). The cost will be $1.00 per child. This money will be used to support a variety of charities. We will reinforce our commitment to develop student outreach. Please make sure to check the monthly calendar. All dress down clothing must be appropriate for a Catholic School environment. All dress down clothing is at the discretion of the Principal. Pictures The taking of pictures of any student, including cell phone pictures, by another student is strictly prohibited. Any violations of this policy will be subject to discipline at the discretion of the Principal. SAFETY PROCEDURES Security and Fire Drills The safety of the children is always of primary concern Mandatory Security and Fire Drills are each held once a month. The following rules are to be enacted with precision. When the fire bell rings, go to nearest exit. Exit the building as quickly as possible and report to designated areas as posted in each room. WALK. Never run or cause a commotion. Maintain SILENCE at all times. Remain out of the building until a second signal is given. St. Brendan School maintains an excellent relationship with the Clifton Police Department. Police officers conduct regular walk-throughs of the School. They may also periodically observe emergency drills. Medical Policy The administration of medication is discouraged during school hours. In most cases, a schedule can be devised whereby a prescribed medication (i.e., antibiotic or cold medicine) can be given before school, at 3:00 p.m., and again at bedtime. In certain circumstances, it is necessary to administer medications at school (i.e., certain medications that must be every three to four hours or on an as-needed basis such as asthma inhalers). In these cases, medications must be: Brought to school by the parent or guardian in the original container Labeled with name of child, drug identity, dosage instructions, doctor’s name and current dates for administration Accompanied by a permission form signed by physician and signed by parent/guardian.
worn in school. That includes, but is not limited to, lip gloss, tinted lip balm (Chapstick,) mascara. Only clear nail polish is allowed. Tag Day On certain days children will be allowed to dress down (school uniform not required). The cost will be $1.00 per child. This money will be used to support a variety of charities. We will reinforce our commitment to develop student outreach. Please make sure to check the monthly calendar. All dress down clothing must be appropriate for a Catholic School environment. All dress down clothing is at the discretion of the Principal. Pictures The taking of pictures of any student, including cell phone pictures, by another student is strictly prohibited. Any violations of this policy will be subject to discipline at the discretion of the Principal. SAFETY PROCEDURES Security and Fire Drills The safety of the children is always of primary concern Mandatory Security and Fire Drills are each held once a month. The following rules are to be enacted with precision. When the fire bell rings, go to nearest exit. Exit the building as quickly as possible and report to designated areas as posted in each room. WALK. Never run or cause a commotion. Maintain SILENCE at all times. Remain out of the building until a second signal is given. St. Brendan School maintains an excellent relationship with the Clifton Police Department. Police officers conduct regular walk-throughs of the School. They may also periodically observe emergency drills. Medical Policy The administration of medication is discouraged during school hours. In most cases, a schedule can be devised whereby a prescribed medication (i.e., antibiotic or cold medicine) can be given before school, at 3:00 p.m., and again at bedtime. In certain circumstances, it is necessary to administer medications at school (i.e., certain medications that must be every three to four hours or on an as-needed basis such as asthma inhalers). In these cases, medications must be: Brought to school by the parent or guardian in the original container Labeled with name of child, drug identity, dosage instructions, doctor’s name and current dates for administration Accompanied by a permission form signed by physician and signed by parent/guardian.
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