Sunset Elementary Staff Handbook - Checking For Understanding

The correct answer states that the staff lounge/workroom can only have non-staff members in there after 3:30pm, and all children of staff must be with a parent if they are in these areas after 4:00pm. This means that non-staff members are allowed in the lounge/workroom after a certain time, but there are restrictions for staff members' children to ensure their safety and supervision.

The statement is true because it clearly states that WIND stands for "What I Need Done" and is Sunset's After School Tutoring Program. This implies that WIND is an acronym used to represent the tutoring program at Sunset, indicating that it stands for "What I Need Done." Therefore, the correct answer is true.

The answer is 100 because it indicates that you are expected to meet with all of the parents or guardians for both Parent Teacher Conferences. This means that you should aim to have a meeting with every single parent or guardian in order to fulfill this expectation.

The statement suggests that students can be kept in the classroom and not sent to Art, Music, PE, and/or Band without the consent of the site administration. The correct answer is False because it is unlikely that teachers have the authority to make such decisions without the approval of the administration.

The explanation for the given correct answer, which is True, is that according to the statement, all videos must be prior approved and a movie request must be given to Kristi and returned. Additionally, all videos must be included in the lesson plans and must have an instructional objective. Only "G" rated movies should be shown. Therefore, the statement is true because it accurately reflects the requirements for showing videos in the given context.

Students who have been enrolled in the school for 10 days or more are required to receive a report card. Additionally, if they move grades, this information will be recorded on the back of the Permanent Record File. Therefore, the statement is true.

The statement states that all students arriving prior to 7:40 must go to the cafeteria, regardless of whether they want to eat or not. This means that even if a student doesn't want to eat, they still have to go to the cafeteria. Therefore, the answer "True" is correct as it accurately reflects the statement given.

The explanation for the correct answer, which is True, is that being at the specific area at the designated time listed on the schedule is important for picking up your class or starting your duty. Simply walking to the area at that time may cause delays or disruptions in the schedule. It is necessary to be present and ready to begin your responsibilities at the scheduled time to ensure smooth operations and avoid any inconvenience.

The given answer includes all the areas mentioned in the question: Sandy & Rocky Areas, Swings, Slides, Climbing / Play Structures, Field Rules, and General Playground Rules. This suggests that the person has thoroughly read the Playground Rules and is confident in their understanding of them. They are prepared to explain the rules to students, answer any questions about them, and enforce them in each of the mentioned areas.

The statement suggests that as a teacher, you are responsible for accompanying your students to different locations such as the playground, special activities, dismissal, and arrival. This implies that you are expected to ensure the safety and supervision of your students during these transitions. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

If the parent cannot be reached, the student must be allowed to go home by bus at dismissal. The only exceptions to this are if the site administration gives permission to keep the student, if it is testing time, or if there is a serious behavior issue.

The statement suggests that Sunset Elementary School prioritizes high academic achievement for all students. This implies that the school places a strong emphasis on ensuring that all students perform well academically and reach their full potential.

The given statement indicates that the person has thoroughly read and understood the requirements for Lesson Plans. They are confident that they will ensure their plans meet these requirements. Therefore, the correct answer is True, as it aligns with the statement provided.

The phrase "Best Practice" refers to a set of guidelines or methods that have been proven to be effective in achieving desired outcomes. In the context of instruction, the Essential Elements of Instruction can be considered as a best practice because it outlines the fundamental components that contribute to successful teaching and learning. By following these essential elements, teachers can ensure that their lessons are well-planned and structured, leading to positive results in student engagement and understanding. Therefore, it is recommended to utilize the Essential Elements of Instruction as a best practice when preparing and delivering lessons.

Students are not allowed to leave campus after they have arrived, regardless of whether the 7:55 bell has rung or not.

During a crisis, it is not advisable to talk to the media through any means, including in person, by email, or on the phone. This is because crises often involve sensitive information or situations that require careful handling and coordination. Speaking to the media without proper preparation or guidance can lead to misinformation, miscommunication, or further escalation of the crisis. It is essential to have a designated spokesperson or a crisis communication plan in place to ensure that the organization's message is consistent, accurate, and effectively delivered.

It is not okay if a student is out of dress code just once in a while, especially if they are little. Dress codes are put in place to maintain a certain level of professionalism and discipline in educational settings. Consistently enforcing dress code policies ensures that all students are treated fairly and creates a sense of unity within the school community. Allowing occasional violations of the dress code undermines the purpose of having a dress code in the first place. Therefore, the statement is false.

The answer "professionalism, stacked" is correct because the statement is emphasizing the importance of maintaining a clean and organized classroom environment. Keeping the room clean and in compliance with fire regulations demonstrates professionalism and creates a conducive learning environment. Additionally, stacking student chairs daily except for specific days when wiping down is required shows organization and attention to detail.

This statement suggests that jobs paid on time sheets may experience a delay in payment after they have been completed correctly. This implies that even if the time sheets are submitted accurately and on time, there might still be a delay in receiving the payment. Therefore, the answer is true, indicating that the statement is correct.

The given statements provide guidelines for maintaining cleanliness and orderliness in the classroom. Students are instructed to pick up paper and other items from the floor and stack chairs on top of desks, except on Fridays when the custodians clean the students' desks. Chairs should be left down on Mondays for the custodians to wipe off. Teachers are responsible for removing staples from walls and boards and should staple as little as possible to the classroom walls. Placing items on exit doors is prohibited due to fire code violations. Stickers should not be placed on or in desks, and tape should not be used on the carpet or linoleum. Teachers should take preventive measures to protect the carpet during projects involving paint or clay. Any spills of liquids other than water on the carpet should be reported to the office immediately to prevent stains from setting in.

The given statement suggests that homework in grades K-5 is mandatory from Monday to Thursday every week. Additionally, it states that part of the homework for grades 1-5 each night is Math & Fluency Matters, which should be checked, gone over, or discussed. The correct answer is "True" because the statement aligns with the requirement of homework and the specific task of Math & Fluency Matters for grades 1-5.

The statement suggests that the person can enter their room even when the alarm is on because they have the key. However, this statement is false. Having a key does not necessarily mean that the alarm system will be disabled or that it will not go off when the person enters the room. The alarm system is a separate security measure that can still be active even if the person has a key to enter the room.

The given statement suggests that our attitude and actions should align with the values of the school. It emphasizes the importance of commitment to these values and holding ourselves and others accountable to them. It also states that everyone is mutually accountable, all students will learn, and high achievement is valued. Therefore, the correct answer is true, as it supports the idea that our attitude and actions should reflect the school's values and that we should be committed to them.

The statement is true because it clearly states that announcements should be given in writing to the Principal no later than 7:45 am on the day they are intended to be read. This implies that any announcements submitted after this time may not be read.

This sentence is giving instructions to go over all playground rules with students on the first day of school before something. The words "DAY," "LUNCH," "TIME," "DOCUMENTED," and "LESSON PLANS" are all options for the blanks in the sentence. The correct answer is "DAY" because it makes the most sense in the context of going over rules on a specific day. The other options do not fit the context of the sentence.

The school alarm is set from 7:00 pm to 6:00 am on Monday to Friday, indicating that the alarm is active during the evening and night hours on these days. On Saturday, the alarm is active from 6:30 am to 11:00 am, suggesting that it is only active in the morning on this day.

Students who are out of Dress Code should be sent with a pass to the Nurse. This should take place 1st thing in the Morning. If you see that a child is out of uniform at lunch, it is Not OK to not have them change cause the day is almost over.

The given correct answer is "Schedule, hook, lesson, posted". According to the explanation, the ELD/FEP 4-Hour Block Approved Daily Schedule needs to be posted in classrooms and on the hook. Additionally, the ELD 4 Hour instructional components/blocks must be evident in lesson plans. Similarly, the Non-ELD - Approved Daily Schedule also needs to be posted in classrooms and on the hook, with instructional components/blocks evident in lesson plans.

The correct answer is "All of the above". This means that students must have a pass and it must say where they are going in all of the mentioned situations - going to the restroom, going to the office, going to the nurse, or going anywhere outside the classroom. In each case, the students need to sign out or provide information about their destination.

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During a fire drill or emergency, it is important to take with you the Crisis Management Flip Chart, which is located on your wall next to the door. This chart provides essential information and instructions on how to handle different crisis situations. Additionally, it is recommended to take a current list of students with you to ensure everyone's safety and to account for everyone during the evacuation process.

Transportation and Bus information can be found on page 29 and in the Appendix. The question is asking for the specific location where the information can be found. The answer states that the information can be found on page 29 and in the Appendix.

The correct statements are as follows:
1. Attendance must be taken on the computer prior to 8:15 unless in PLC Time. This implies that it is necessary to record attendance on the computer before 8:15, unless there is a designated PLC (Professional Learning Community) Time.
2. It is important to let Tracy or Michelle know if a child has been absent for 7 - 10 days in a row. This indicates that it is necessary to inform Tracy or Michelle if a student has been absent continuously for 7 to 10 days.
3. Taking attendance correctly is something as a teacher you are legally responsible for. This statement emphasizes that it is the legal responsibility of the teacher to accurately record attendance.
4. All students are tardy if they are not in line or at the classroom at 7:55 and need to be sent to the office for a tardy pass. This means that if students are not present in line or in the classroom by 7:55, they are considered tardy and should be sent to the office for a tardy pass.
5. Students who are sent to the office for tardy slip should be marked absent in the computer. This implies that if students are sent to the office for a tardy slip, their absence should be recorded in the computer system.

The "Safety Man" and/or "Energy Man" will not be happy if you stand on a chair or counter because it poses a risk of falling and injuring yourself. They also will not be happy if you stack items more than 2 feet from the ceiling because it can obstruct sprinkler systems and increase the risk of fire. Having a coffee pot or "hot plate" in your classroom can be a fire hazard and is not allowed. "Daisy chaining" surge protectors can overload the electrical system and cause a fire. Using portable heaters can also be a fire hazard if not used properly. Leaving your Activeboard / Doc. Camera on when you are out of the room wastes energy.

The Student Dress Code includes navy blue/tan pants, shorts, skirts, and dresses (bottoms) as well as white collared shirts, light blue or navy collared shirts, any type of shoes except ones with wheels or cleats, and jackets of any color.

The given answer is correct because it accurately identifies the statements that are true. According to the answer, field trip funds must be collected two weeks prior to a field trip if a Student Council Check is going to be used. Additionally, it may take up to 5 days, after all proper procedures are followed, for a check to be written to you or a place of business. Lastly, the answer states that the person has read pages 18 & 19 three times to understand what is expected.

The given answer lists various statements that are true about the cafeteria. These include: all students eat free, breakfast starts at 7:25 and the doors close at 7:45, students can bring their own lunch, the school provides lunches for field trips for free, if there are concerns about a child's eating habits, it is okay to contact the parent or nurse, students go to the playground before eating lunch, teachers are asked to eat with their students for the first four days, the behavior board movement should happen daily and be discussed with students, teachers are responsible for cleaning the floor and table, milk on field trips must be placed in ice, and it is important to inform the cafeteria if the class will not be eating there.

The items listed below are part of the CSD 83 Staff Dress Code because they align with the stated guidelines and restrictions. Clothing should have adequate coverage to allow for full range of movement without showing skin or undergarments. Dresses, skirts, pants, etc should not be more than 3 inches above the knee. All shoes are acceptable except for flip-flops, considering the need for quick movement. Piercing in the ears is acceptable, as long as the visible portion of nostril piercings meets the policy requirements. Hats may not be worn indoors. Sweats, spandex, spaghetti straps, and exposed midriff are not allowed. Jean's Day Passes can be worn on any day except when guests are on campus or when traveling off campus, and the pass must be visible at all times.

All Personal Days prior to / after a break requires prior approval from CSD Superintendent. A letter must be written and signed by both the person requesting the time and the Site Principal - the letter request is then sent to the District Office for a final decision.Person's not at school the day prior or the day after a break (if not prior approved using the above process) may be asked by the site administration to provide a doctor's note for the time missed. This will also be true for required all staff events. Should you have any questions please speak with site principal.

It is important to contact the site administration right away in all of these situations because they involve potential risks to the safety and well-being of the child, staff, or others. In the case of a child being injured, immediate medical attention may be required. If a child discloses or there is suspicion of abuse or safety issues, it is crucial to report it to ensure the child's protection. Contacting the administration when you believe a parent will be upset or when there is a violation of expected behavior helps maintain a safe and respectful environment. Similarly, if a student expresses thoughts of self-harm or if someone poses a danger to themselves or others, immediate action is necessary. Contacting the administration is also important when there is a lack of understanding of directions or expectations, as it can prevent confusion or mistakes. Finally, if there is an emergency and you need to leave, notifying the administration ensures that appropriate measures can be taken to address any potential disruptions.

The correct answer includes a list of various instructional tools and strategies used in the Sunset Curriculum. These tools and strategies include Bonds, UPS, Math Talk, Notebooks, Calendar, Word, Singapore, Spalding Phonograms, Syllable Division, Achieve 3000, Reading Process, Reading, Hour, Thinking, Small, Anchor, Elements, Understanding, Explicit, and Intervention. These tools and strategies are used to enhance student engagement, promote critical thinking, improve reading and math skills, and monitor student progress.

The 5 norms currently in place for the school as a whole are: Be Professional, Stay on Topic & Actively Participate, Ask for Processing Time - No Sidebar Conversations, Cell Phones should be off or on vibrate - No Texting - Social Media - etc., and Start & End on Time. These norms are guidelines that students and staff are expected to follow in order to maintain a professional and focused learning environment. They emphasize the importance of respectful communication, active participation, minimizing distractions, and adhering to scheduled start and end times.