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Student Agenda Book 2014-15

Attendance Line .................................................506-5606 Main Switchboard ..............................................506-5600Attendance Secretary..........................................506-5609 Principal (Mr. Lundeen) ..............................................506-5601Student Records Secretary .................................506-5607 Principal's Secretary ..........................................506-5602Assistant Principal (Mrs. Richardson) ............................506-5622 Community Education (Ms. Knop) .............................506-5612Assistant Principal (Mrs. Wilkie) .................................506-5624 School Resource Officer (Deputy Mathisen) ..................506-5623Assistant Principal (Mr. Zapzalka)................................506-5620 Psychologist (Mr. Schnaidt ) ........................................506-5680Health Services..................................................506-5604 Counselor .........................................................506-5621

This agenda book will be used as a tool to help with communication between school andhome. It has been designed to help you manage your time and plan your day in order that youwill be successful in school. Students, staff and parents/guardians, working together as anOak View community, will increase responsibility and academic success. Your agenda bookhas been provided through school fundraising efforts.

STUDENT RESPONSIBILITY

1. Record assignments/daily activities each day for each class.2. Complete required schoolwork and put a check in the box when completed.3. Share your agenda book with parents/guardians.4. Make sure to bring your assignments and agenda book to school/class each day.

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Oak View Middle School is dedicated to providing what isbest for middle level students and preparing them for the future.

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Student ServicesAssistant PrincipalsAssistant Principals will provide you with an opportunityto learn more about yourself and will help you withproblems that come up during your time in Oak ViewMiddle School. If you have a concern about school,grades, classes, activities, friends or any kind ofpersonal problem, your administrator would like todiscuss it with you and offer to help you. You may see an administrator by stopping before school in theStudent Services Office and making an appointment.

School Resource OfficerOak View has a School Resource Officer who is alsofrom the patrol division of the Anoka County Sheriff’sOffice. The deputy works with our youth to help educateand build a positive relationship between students andthe law enforcement community.

School PsychologistThe school psychologist at Oak View Middle Schoolworks with students in a variety of capacities. Groupsare held that focus on grief, social skills, angermanagement, and divorce. Students are also seenindividually, either on a scheduled basis or as part of a crisis intervention. Referrals can be made by astudent’s parent/guardian, teacher, or administrator.Permission must be obtained from a student’sparent/guardian before group sessions are scheduled.

School CounselorThe school counselor supports students, families, andstaff to help all students be successful in theclassroom. Students are seen individually and in groups.The counselor also visits classrooms to instruct onstress, careers and other topics. A focus on academicplanning, organization and general study skills is apriority of the counselor. Referrals can be made by astudent’s parent/guardian, teacher, administrator or thestudent him/herself.

Media ServiceThe Media Center is open from8:00 AM to 3:20 PM each day.Students are encouraged to usethis area for leisure reading,studying, computer access andmedia materials sign-out. TheLibrary/Media Specialistprovides instruction in the useof media resources, advises students in choosingindependent reading materials, and works with theteaching staff to promote the appropriate use of theLibrary. Please note that students who have overduebooks will not be allowed to check out additional items.

For additional Media Centerinformation, please explore thelink offered on our Oak ViewMiddle School web page. Clickon the “Oak View Media Center”tab to find literary and researchresources.

Peer MediationOak View is excited to offer the peer mediation programto students as a tool for resolving conflicts. We have6th, 7th, and 8th grade students trained as peermediators. We encourage students to use peermediation to resolve conflicts in a positive way. Peermediation can be arranged through the Student ServicesOffice and the student’s administrator.

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Health ServicesHealth Service provides assistance to students andparents/guardians with health concerns or problems.Students who wish to visit Health Services should request apass from their classroom teacher. If parent/guardian need to be contacted because of ahealth emergency or illness, this will be done in HealthServices. Students may not use cell phones to call or textmessage parent/guardian on their own. Students shouldrequest to go to the Health Office when feeling ill andparent/guardian contact will be made with Health Officestaff. Please inform us of any change in parent/guardianor emergency contact phone numbers during the schoolyear.

Medication administration at school requires specificpolicies and procedures to ensure student safety. All medications require parent/guardian permission,and prescription medications require physiciansignatures.

Prescription Medications1. All prescription medications must be brought directly to

Health Services by the parent/guardian in the original,labeled container.

2. If this is not possible, the bottle must be sealed orplaced in a sealed envelope with the number of pillsclearly written on it.

3. The student must bring the medication immediately toHealth Services where the amount of pills will beverified.

4. Parent/guardian and Health Service staff will worktogether to ensure that an adequate supply ofmedication is available for each student.

5. All discontinued medications must be picked up by theparent/guardian or will be disposed of at school.

Nonprescription MedicationsAll non-prescription medications require writtenparent/guardian permission and should be kept in HealthServices. However, in some instances,guardians/students may request to carry a 12-hour perioddose of non-prescription pain medications with them. Thisis the policy for middle school students and state lawrequires specific guidelines to be met in these situations.Please contact Health Services for further informationabout this new law.

InhalersInhalers are prescription medications. Students maykeep their inhalers in Health Services or, with physician/parent/guardian/student agreement, may carry them.Please contact Health Services for more information.

After School MedicationsHealth Service staff are not available to give medicationsafter school hours. Students may bring their inhalersfrom home or get them from Health Services before theend of the school day if necessary.

Medical AppointmentsIf a student needs to be excused for medicalappointments during school hours, a note from theparent/guardian should be brought directly to Health

Services before school begins. A release slip will begiven to your child, who will come to the Student Servicearea at the designated time. The parent/guardian mustsign the student out in the Student Service area.

Physical Education ExcusedIf students need to be excused from physical educationactivities, a note from the parent/guardian should bebrought directly to Health Services before the school daybegins. If the injury/illness requires more than threedays out of physical education, a physician’s note will beneeded.

Please contact Health Service staff for any questions youmay have.

Ms. Mary Jo Witt, LPN Health Paraprofessional . . . . . . . . . . . . . 506-5604

Ms. Rachel Giesbrecht, RN Licensed School Nurse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 506-5704

Communication of ProgressCommunicationAs we are trying to be good education partners, and strive torespond to emails and voicemails within a 24-48 hour timeframe, immediate responses may not be possible. Teachersare conducting classes, may be involved in a meetingregarding students or school, or out of the building fortraining. Also, a teacher may need some time to track downthe information needed to answer an email.

Technology has made it possible to communicate in multipleways with teachers at Oak View Middle School. We understandthat you may need clarification with regard to the informationyour student has given you, so we encourage you to contactyour student’s teacher or administrator. Your student’sprogress can also be checked in several different ways. Below are just a few of these opportunities:AH Connect Parent/Teacher/Student ConferencesStudent Agenda Books Monthly Electronic NewslettersTeacher Webpages Oak View Partnership Team

Report Cards Report cards will be distributed at the end of eachtrimester.

Progress Report CommunicationsThere will be two formal progress reportsand a final trimester grade report senthome each trimester. The first progressreport of the trimester will be senthome near the middle of the trimester.The second progress report will be senthome two weeks prior to the conclusionof the trimester. Final trimester gradereports will be sent home the week following eachtrimester conclusion.

Honor Roll Criteria“A” Honor Roll 3.500 - 4.000“B” Honor Roll 3.000 - 3.499

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Parent/guardian ConferencesOak View Middle School provides three parent/guardianconference sessions. Conferences also offer anopportunity for parent/guardian to meet with assistantprincipals.

2014-2015 Conference Dates & TimesTrimester I: October 9th 3:20 – 6:55pm

October 13th 3:20 – 6:55pmOctober 14th 3:20 – 9:00pm

Trimester II: January 22nd 3:20 – 9:00pmTrimester III: April 23rd 3:20 – 9:00pm

Attendance and AbsencesSuccess in school is dependent to a large extent onbeing in school every day. Minnesota State Lawrequires that each child between age seven andeighteen attend school full time. The following areconsidered acceptable reasons to miss school:

1. Illness2. Religious Holidays3. Medical or Dental Appointments

Absence: A parent/guardian should call the Oak Viewattendance line (506-5606) to report an absence before9:30 a.m.

Parent Link: OVMS uses an automated calling systemcalled Parent/guardian Link to notify parents/guardiansof their student’s absence. If we do not receive priornotification from a parent/guardian about an absence,our automated calling system will contact you for moreinformation.

Other Absences: If you know in advance you are going tobe absent, bring a note from home at least one day inadvance to make arrangements. A yellow slip will beissued. Doctor and dental appointments should bemade outside of school hours whenever possible. Ifstudents are absent during the school day for doctorand dental appointments, they should contact HealthServices.

Vacations: We always encourage parents/guardians toavoid pulling students out of school for lengthy vacationsduring the school year. There are many activities whichhappen in the classroom that can’t be duplicated throughmakeup work. We also understand that sometimes,because of work schedules, it can’t be avoided.

Missed Work: If a student is to miss a series of days, itis especially important that the student does not haveany missing work prior to leaving. Our teachers wouldthen prefer that you receive your makeup work uponyour return. It is often difficult to hand out the workprevious to the leave because there may beadjustments to the lessons from day to day.

Late to school: If the student arrives to school after8:25, they should report directly to the Student ServicesOffice and obtain an admit slip.

Makeup work: After any absence, it is the student'sresponsibility to ask the teacher upon return to school.You may request materials the morning of the third dayof absence. Homework is available to pick up no laterthan 4:00 PM in the Student Services Office on thefollowing day. Students have two days to make up workfor each day missed.

Permission to Leave the Building

To leave the building during the school day, follow theprocedure below:1. Bring a note from your parent/guardian to the

Student Services Office before school in the morning.

2. Before leaving the building, sign out in the Student Services Office. YOU MUST BE RELEASED TO A PARENT/GUARDIAN. If you return to school that day, sign in with the attendance secretary.

VisitorsParents and guardians are welcome to visit Oak ViewMiddle School. Beginning in the fall of 2014 all middleschools will be installing new security systems. Beforeentering the building, visitors must scan in theiridentification (typically a driver's license) and a badgewill print with the guest's name on it. More informationwill be communicated to families about this newprocess in our efforts to keep our buildings safe. Staytuned. Classroom visits by parents and guardians mustbe prearranged with the student's assistant principal.

Lunch ProceduresProper nutrition, including a good breakfast and lunchevery day, is essential to students doing their very bestin school.

A Personal Identification Number (PIN) has beenassigned to students. Memorize this number and keep itconfidential. Please make sure that your student’s nameand PIN number are on each lunch deposit. This PINnumber will be the same during the students’ entireschool careers while enrolled in Anoka-HennepinSchools.

Parents/guardians of Anoka-Hennepin students can nowaccess the following online information regarding theirstudent’s lunch account: view account balance, receiveemail notifications of low balances, make payments witha credit or debit card or direct bank account withdrawal,and view a student’s purchase history. An AH Connectaccount is required to use thisservice. Please contact thedistrict office to set up a newAH Connect account. Also,when there is a negativebalance in your student’slunch account, you willreceive an automated callnotifying you of this issue.

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Students eligible for free or reduced lunch are alsoeligible for free or reduced price breakfast. Breakfast isavailable every day from 8:00 - 8:20 AM. Families mayapply online to determine free or reduced status.All purchases made during breakfast or lunch arededucted from this account. Students eligible forreceiving free or reduced priced meals must also usetheir account. The price of the meal is chargedautomatically. Deposits can be made any morningBEFORE 9:30 AM throughout the school year in thegrade level area, by mail or by using the new electronicsystem.

Common courtesy and appropriate lunchroom behavior isexpected at all times during lunch. You are expected to:1. Remain at the place you chose to sit throughout the

lunch period.2. Clean up after yourself.3. Cooperate with lunchroom staff.4. Leave the lunchroom only when you are dismissed by

lunchroom supervisors.

LockersAlthough lockers areassigned for student use,they are school property andmay be opened at any timeby the school administration.Any unauthorized itemsfound that could disrupt theeducational programs at OakView Middle School may beconfiscated and disciplinaryaction may be taken.

REMEMBER TO:1. Keep your locker locked. Spin the dial after closing

your locker.2. In order to protect your belongings it is important to

keep your locker combination confidential.3. Use your assigned locker only. You may not share a

locker with another student.4. In order to prevent theft and keep our school orderly,

we expect students to place their items inside the lockers. Items should NOT be placed on top of lockers. Students who continuously leave items on top of lockers may receive consequences.

5. Report locker problems to the Main Office.

Lockers must be opened using the combination lock.Kicking lockers open is discouraged and may result inconsequences.

Every year some students lose valuable items. We discourage everyone from bringing rings, watchesand other valuable items to school. We also discouragestudents from bringing large amounts of money toschool. Students are expected to leave backpacks intheir lockers during the school day.

How to organize and keep your locker from jamming• Keep textbooks on bottom of the locker.• Hang book bag on back hook.• Coat on left or right hook.• Small items on top shelf.• Before closing door make sure all items are away

from door.

Extra-Curricular ActivitiesThe following activities may be offered during or afterschool:Board Games Music EnsemblesChess Club Paw Print PressStudent Senate Peer MediatorsChoose Respect RoboticsDestination Imagination School Play/Musical/Geography Bee Variety ShowKnowledge Bowl Ski ClubMath League Young Author’s Conference

Community EducationCommunity Education will be offering various after-school sports. The emphasis will be placed on skilldevelopment with participation for all. Students willhave the opportunity to participate in an interscholasticathletic program with the other district middle schools.Eligibility forms and physicals must be on file for thesesports. A list of athletic activities each season is listedbelow. Registration takes place about one month prior to each season. Visit our web site at: www.discovercommunityed.com. Athletic practices startat 3:10 and end at 5:10.

FALL (Sept.-Oct.) WINTER I (Nov.-Dec.)Football Gr. 7, 8 Basketball (Boys) Gr. 7, 8Soccer Gr. 6, 7 (Boys/Girls) Wrestling Gr. 6, 7, 8Tennis (Girls) Gr. 6, 7, 8Volleyball (Girls) Gr. 6, 7, 8Golf Team Gr. 6, 7, 8

WINTER II (Jan.-March) SPRING (April-May)Basketball (Girls) Gr. 7, 8 Track Gr. 6, 7, 8Dance Team Gr. 6, 7, 8 Tennis (Boys) Gr. 6, 7, 8Basketball (6th Gr.) Baseball Gr. 6, 7, 8

Softball Gr. 6, 7, 8

In addition, Community Education will offer activitiessuch as cheerleading, danceline, running club, weight training, babysitting, firearm safety, intramuraltournaments, open gyms and a variety of outings andspecial events. For more information, contact the Oak View Community Education number at 506-5612.

Activity BusesThere are activity buses Monday through Thursday at5:15 PM. On Tuesdays and Thursdays there is also an early activity bus at 4:10 PM. These buses make a general sweep of the area, but do not provide the same service as the regular buses. You must have an "Activity Bus Pass" to ride one of these buses. The pass is obtained from the coach or teacher who is

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supervising your activity after school. Activity buses areoffered to students who stay after for a supervisedactivity. Spectators at a sporting event are not allowedto take the activity bus. Bus times and days offered arelisted below. Students need to check the routes with theCommunity Education office in order to know which busto ride. Activity buses pick students up in the busparking lot.

Mondays: 5:15Tuesdays: 4:10 & 5:15Wednesdays: 5:15Thursdays: 4:10 & 5:15Fridays: NO ACTIVITY BUSES

Students are encouraged to listen to announcements,watch TV monitors, and check flyer racks for any newactivities. Activities are also listed on the studentannouncement line. Flyers are not automatically senthome with students. You may register for all CommunityEducation activities at www.discovercommunityed.com

Bicycles • ScootersSkateboards • RollerbladesIf you ride a bicycle to school, park and lockyour bike on the racks in front of the building.Please do not ride around or nearbuses. Students are to ride on themarked bike path and avoid cuttingthrough the parking lot.

Middle school students are notallowed to ride motorized cycles toschool. Roller shoes are not allowed inschool. Skateboards and in-line roller skatesmay not be used unsupervised on the grounds at OakView Middle School and should be stored in theskateboard rack in the front of the building. To ensuresafety, students must cross streets at designatedcrossings only and should not ride on the mainsidewalks in front of the building. It is not safe forstudents to cross in the middle of the road.

Emergency School ClosingIf it is necessary to cancel school because

of bad weather, announcements willbe given over WCCO-AM (830) onyour radio or check the webpage atwww.anoka.k12.mn.us.

Please DO NOT call the school.If there is an emergency

closing/snow day, please refer to theyearly calendar in this handbook, to note the Day 1, Day2 schedule.

Emergency PlanEmergency plans have been developed to ensure studentsafety in the event of a disaster. We will hold several firedrills, one tornado drill, and several lockdowns each year.Procedures to follow are posted in each classroom.

Expectations/PoliciesOak View Middle School is dedicated to the vision ofproviding what is best for middle level students andpreparing them for the future. In order to fulfill thisvision, we expect students to abide by the PRIDEacronym.P: Have a Positive Attitude.R: Respect others.I: Model Integrity.D: Appreciate Diversity.E: Strive for Excellence.

Consequences for behavior may include: studentconference, parent/guardian contact, detention, in-school suspension, out-of-school suspension andreferral to the School Board for expulsion.

Parents/guardians and students should refer to theRights, Rules and Regulations, a policy guide forfamilies and students of Anoka-Hennepin SchoolDistrict. Students are responsible for knowing all district policies referred to in this book.

Tardy PolicyA student is considered tardy to class when they are notinside the classroom before the bell sounds. Teacherswill record and track tardies to their own rooms. Therewill be a “fresh start” at the start of a new trimester.

• Tardy number one: Teacher conferences with student

• Tardy number two: Teacher conferences with student and contacts parent/guardian.

• Tardy number three: Referral to administrator• Tardies after three: Further action (to be

determined by administrators)

Gum PolicyIn order to protect the appearance of Oak View MiddleSchool, a school-wide student gum policy has beenadopted. This policy is cumulative throughout the schoolyear. Students who choose to not adhere to the policybelow will be issued the following consequences:

Gum infraction number one• Student spits out gum and reminded of gum

policy; documented on a referral form; referral held for possible future use

Gum infraction number two• Teacher conference with student (complete

referral already started); forward referral to the administrator; administrator conferences with student; referral sent home as contact to parent/guardian

Gum infraction number three• Parent/guardian contacted by administrator;

detention assigned

Every Gum infraction after three• Further action (to be determined by

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Cell Phones & Electronic DevicesPortable electronic devices (including cell phones) maybe used in the classroom with teacher or administrator

approval. A portable electronic device may not be used

to make phone calls or text messages during the school

day. Students wishing to use portable electronicdevices, outside the classroom during the school day,must have teacher and/or administrator approval. Takingpictures, video and/or audio recordings of otherstudents or school staff is prohibited without thepermission of a teacher or administrator per districtguidelines. Portable electronic devices used without theappropriate approval, may result in disciplinary action.Student removal of a memory chip or battery from aphone in the process of being confiscated may beconsidered grounds for disciplinary action by schooladministration. Students are responsible for their ownelectronic devices and should be locked in lockers if notwith the student.

Phone Use During the School Day

Phones are to be used for emergencies only. Studentsare not allowed to use the phones in the classrooms,unless permitted by a classroom teacher. Students willbe allowed telephone use in the Main Office during theschool day provided they have a signed pass from theirclassroom teacher and it is an emergency situation.Students will be allowed to have a call placed home forforgotten items provided they are school-related items.Students need to take responsibility to pick those itemsup in the Main Office. If the call home is for a forgottenmusical instrument, that instrument can be picked up inthe Music Office.

Student Dressand Appearance

A student’s appearance should not interfere with thelearning situation in the classroom nor should themanner of dress or grooming pose any hazard to astudent's health or safety. Students are expected toleave hats and jackets in lockers and to choose clothingwhich is not offensive to others and which is appropriatefor school. Clothing should cover midriff as well asundergarments. Shorts and skirts should be of modestlength.

Clothing depicting the following are not appropriate:Alcohol, tobacco, other chemicals, "double meanings,"sexual, morally and religiously offensive pictures andslogans. If a student is found to be in violation of thedress code, the staff member will inform the student ofthe concern and request the student change or correctthe issue. If the student does not have a change ofclothing to correct the concern or refuses to change orcorrect the concern, the student will be referred to theoffice to work with his/her assistant principal.

Water BottleStudents are allowed to carry water throughout the day.Water must be contained in clear containers. Due tospecial considerations (classes in computer labs,special projects, etc.), the teacher may direct thestudents to place their water bottles under desks or inanother designated area in the classroom. For safetypurposes, and because students have direct access towater fountains, we defer the use of water bottles in thegymnasiums to the physical Education teachers.

Student FinesStudents are responsible for school property assignedto them. As part of our end-of-year processes, they willbe assessed a fine if they have missing or damagedtextbooks or media materials. Students must pay finesbefore receiving their fall schedules during the Back toSchool Jamboree.

Before School and After SchoolStudents may enter the classroom area of the buildingafter 8:00 AM. Students may enter earlier with teacherpermission. Students with permission to come earlymust check in at the Main Office. All students areexpected to leave school and school grounds by 3:15. Ifyou are in the building after school, you must be eitherparticipating in a regular supervised activity or havereceived permission from a teacher to work in aclassroom. Students may not wander through theschool unsupervised after regular class hours.

Parking/Student Drop OffParking for visitors is on the east side of building.Parents/guardians who are driving students to schoolshould drop them off at the main entrance on the eastside of Oak View. Students are not to cross traffic to getto vehicles.

REMINDER: When picking up student(s), please do notpark/stop in front of the handicap parking as these spotsmust remain accessible.

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Important DatesSept. 2: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .First Day of School

Oct. 8: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mid Trimester I

Oct. 9, 13, 14: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tri I Conferences

Oct. 15: . . . . . . . . . . . . .No School, Staff Development

Oct. 16, 17: . . . . . . . .No School, Teacher Convention

Nov. 26, 27, 28: . . . . . . . . . .No School, Thnkgv. Break

Nov. 25: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .End of Trimester I

Dec. 1: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .No School, Staff Planning

Dec. 22-Jan. 2: . . . . . . . . . . . .No School, Winter Break

Jan. 19: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .No School, Holiday

Jan. 21: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mid Trimester

Jan. 22: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tri II Conferences

Feb. 16: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .No School, Holiday

Feb. 17: . . . . . . . . . . . .No School, Staff Development

March 6: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .End of Trimester II

March 9: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .No School, Staff Planning

March 10: . . . . . . . . . .No School, Staff Development

Mar. 30-Apr. 3: . . . . . . . . . . .No School, Spring Break

April 22: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mid Trimester III

April 23: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tri III Conferences

May 25: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .No School, Holiday

June 9: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .End of Trimester III

Refer to the OVMS website for date changes.www.anoka.k12.mn.us/ovms

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