Lehman Intermediate School Principal: Mrs. Debra Ann Padavano - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Principal: Mrs. Debra Ann Padavano 2020-2021 Assistant Principal: Dr. Joanne Bohrman

Lehman Intermediate School

Administration:

• Superintendent

○ Dr. William Riker

• Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum K-12

○ Mr. Ryan Moran

• Assistant Superintendent of Pupil Services

○ Mr. Brian Baddick

• Director of Curriculum 6-12

○ Mrs. Heather Piperato

• Director of Transportation

○ Ms. Dawn Rohrer

Lehman Intermediate Office Staff

• Main Office Secretaries

○

• Mrs. Kira Holden

○

• Mrs. Beth Ann Behme
• Front Door Monitor

○

• Mrs. Doris Albornoz
• School Resource Officer

○ Officer Richard Fehrle

• Security Officers

○

• Mr. Willie Careri

○

• Mrs. Judy Ciccone

○

• Ms. Disya Grant

Guidance Office

• Guidance Secretary

○ Mrs. Barbara Antoni

• School Psychologist

○ Dr. Maki King

• Guidance Counselors

○ Mr. Eric Reichert ○ Ms. Pamela Sierra

Nurses

• Ms. Leslie Cox
• Ms. Andrea Fritz

ESASD Health & Safety Plan 2020-2021

Student Teams

Silver Team

6 Silver 7/8 Silver

Blue Team

6 Blue 7 Blue 8 Blue

Bell Schedule

AM ACE Period 7:30 - 8:15 Homeroom 8:18 - 8:30 Period 1 8:30 - 9:05 Period 2 9:10 - 9:45 Period 3 9:50 - 10:25 Period 4 10:30 - 11:05 Period 5 11:10 - 11:45 Period 6 11:50 - 12:25 Period 7 12:30 - 1:05 Period 8 1:10 - 1:45 PM ACE Period 1:45 - 2:20

Lunch Grade 6 10:30 - 11:05 Lunch Grade 7 11:10 - 11:45 Lunch 8 Blue 12:30 - 1:00 Breakfast $1.45 Lunch $2.65

Lehman’s Cafeteria consists of student desks and chairs spaced 6 feet apart. Students will have assigned seats after the first week of school. Students are encouraged to sit near a friend to socialize from a distance.

Lunch 8 Silver 11:10 - 11:45

* Limited bag lunch menu for the start of the school year

Student Schedules

Student Hours: 7:15 - 2:20 5 - Day Cycle 10 periods/day AM ACE Period PM ACE Period

• ACE Periods (AM & PM)

○ Academics / Counseling / Enrichment ○ Chorus / Band / Lehman Today Show

• Reading
• English
• Math
• Science
• Social Studies
• Health/PE
• Academic Skills (Reading / Math)
• World Language
• Electives

○ Technology Education ○ Family & Consumer Science

What is an ACE Period???

A C A c A

ACE Period =

Academics Counseling Enrichment

7:30 - 8:15 AM ACE Period* Band/Chorus students will attend class Lehman Today Show students will attend class All other students will report to their homerooms Teachers will be available via Google Classroom to answer any questions students may have. This is the teacher’s “Office Time” to assist students 1:45 - 2:20 PM ACE Period* Band/Chorus students will attend class Lehman Today Show students will attend class All other students will report to their homerooms Teachers will be available via Google Classroom to answer any questions students may have. This is the teacher’s “Office Time” to assist students

* Counselors will also be available to assist and support students

Typical Student Day in the School Building

• Students will enter and exit the building utilizing

numerous doorways.

• Breakfast pick-up locations throughout the building.
• Students will report to homeroom

(Band/Chorus/Lehman Today) (AM ACE Period).

• Students will not be issued a locker. They may carry

their belongings in a backpack.

• During ACE periods, students can utilize Google

Classroom and ask their teachers questions. Teachers will provide academic support.

• Counselors will be available for counseling/support.
• Student will remain in their homeroom for all core

academic courses. Teachers will transition to/from classrooms.

• During specials, students will transition to most classes. Some

specialists will transition to homerooms, minimizing student movement in the hallways.

• Students will NOT change for PE class. Please encourage your child to

wear appropriate gym attire.

• Students are encouraged to bring a clear plastic water bottle to fill up

from the water fountain. Drinking from the fountain will not be permitted.

• Students will be escorted to and from the cafeteria by their teachers,

practicing social distancing.

• Students MUST wash their hands before and after eating.
• All cafeteria seating is spaced 6 feet apart, utilizing student desks and

chairs.

• Students will report back to homeroom (Band/Chorus/Lehman Today)

for their PM ACE period.

Specials and 5-Day Cycle

In an effort to reduce contact among students and staff, we will be following a 5-day cycle. Last year, specials ran on a 6-day cycle, whereas a student had PE class on days 1 and 3, and Health on day 5. They may also have had Art on days 2, 4, and 6 for one quarter. This year the schedule is condensed. In lieu of having a class every other day for one quarter, students will have the same two specials everyday, for the first marking period of a quarter and then different specials for the second marking period of that same quarter. The amount of days the students will have each special remains the same. The

• nly difference is that the days are consecutive.

First Semester (90 days) First Quarter (45 days) Second Quarter (45 days) Marking Period 1

(22 days)

(appears as 1-3-5

• n student’s

schedule)

Marking Period 2

(23 days)

(appears as 2-4-6

• n student’s

schedule)

Marking Period 1

(22 days)

(appears as 1-3-5

• n student’s

schedule)

Marking Period 2

(23 days)

(appears as 2-4-6

• n student’s

schedule)

Second Semester (90 days) Third Quarter (45 days) Fourth Quarter (45 days) Marking Period 1

(22 days)

(appears as 1-3-5

• n student’s

schedule)

Marking Period 2

(23 days)

(appears as 2-4-6

• n student’s

schedule)

Marking Period 1

(22 days)

(appears as 1-3-5

• n student’s

schedule)

Marking Period 2

(23 days)

(appears as 2-4-6

• n student’s

schedule)

Typical Student Day while Learning from Home

• Students will need to log into their Google Classrooms and follow their

regular daily schedule.

• Students are required to utilize Google Meet/Zoom to “attend” their classes.
• Teachers should see your child via their computer screen during the entire
• class. They may also participate in the lesson by connecting with teachers,

staff, and other students in the classroom.

• Students should utilize the AM and PM ACE periods to ask questions to

their teachers if they need academic assistance.

• Students will be required to complete their assignments daily.

Arrival / Dismissal

• Bus Policy/Expectations/Drop Off
• AM Drop Off procedures

○ Doors open at 7:15

• Breakfast @ Pick-up Locations

○ 7:15 - 7:30

• AM ACE Period

○ 7:30 - 8:15

• Homeroom (8:18 - 8:30)

○ Late Bell at 8:18

• PM ACE Period

○ 1:45 - 2:20

Bus Passes

There will be no bus passes allowed for students to ride a different bus for the school year.

Parent Drop-off /Pick-up

• Parent Drop-off

○ 7:15 - 7:30 ○ Side of building near the weight room ○ 7:31 - 8:15 (No AM Band or Chorus) ○ Main Entrance

• Parent Pick-up

○ 1:45 - 2:20 (No PM Band or Chorus) ○ Main Entrance ○ 2:21 - 2:35 ○ Side of building near the weight room ○ Must sign out student at Front Desk

Students Entering the Building from the Buses

• 6th Grade

○ Lockerbay Doorway

• 7th Grade

○ Blue & Silver Tower

• 8th Grade

○ Library Doorway

• Band / Chorus

○ Main Entrance (TBA)

• Lehman Today Show

○ Library Doorway (TBA)

Lehman Intermediate School

8th Grade

Enter and exit the building through the designated hallways and towers

6th Grade 7 Blue 7 Silver Entrance for the first Day of school for 6th grade ONLY First Day of School ONLY 6th graders will report to the cafeteria and sit

• down. All 6th

grade teachers will call roll and escort students to their homerooms

6th Grade Orientation

All 6th grade student will have their

• rientation on their respected first day
• f school (Monday or Thursday).

Homeroom teachers will also give students a tour of the building

Face Coverings

• Type of Face Covering

○ A covering of the nose and mouth that is secured to the head with ties, straps, or loops over the ears or is wrapped around the lower face

• Under what circumstances are students permitted to remove their face coverings
• Schools may allow students to remove face coverings when students are:

○ Eating or drinking when spaced at least 6 feet apart; or ○ When wearing a face covering creates an unsafe condition in which to operate equipment or execute a task; or ○ At least 6 feet apart during “face-coverings breaks” to last no longer than 10 minutes ○ Pennsylvania Government Website

What supplies do I need for Intermediate School?

• Fully charged Chromebook
• Backpack
• Clear water bottle
• Personal items such as

writing utensils, notebooks, etc.

• Dressed appropriate for PE

class (if applicable)

Chromebooks

• Is an essential item to access the

curriculum, assignments, and teachers.

• It is imperative that your child brings

their Chromebook to school everyday.

• All Chromebooks must be FULLY

CHARGED.

Dress Code Policy

• Clothing shall not have frayed

edges or holes in the fabric

• Excessively baggy pants or

clothing that can conceal items and/or pose a safety hazard to the student or

• thers.
• Exposed undergarments,

including but not limited to bra straps, underwear shall not be exposed in any way.

• Spaghetti strap, halter mesh,

tube, crop, tank, or muscle tops.

• See-through blouses or shirts
• Tops/Blouses/Shirts

○ Must have sleeves and cover the wearer within 3 ⅜” of base of the collarbone ○ Tops may be tucked in or worn so that it meets or extends over the pant/jeggings/shorts/skirts with no gap in between

• Pants/Jeans/Jeggings/Leggings

○ Must be worn at the waist. ○ Length of pants shall not extend beyond the bottom of the shoe or drag

• n the floor.

○ There shall be no gap between tops and pants.

UNACCEPTABLE ITEMS

Dress Code Policy

• Pajamas or slippers (unless

approved as part of a classroom activity or school spirit day/week).

• Wallets with waist chains.
• Spiked jewelry that could

cause injury or present a safety hazard to the student

• r others.
• Headwear including but not

limited to caps, hats, hoods, scarves, bandanas, hair nets, sweatbands and/or do-rags indoors while on school district property.

• Shorts/Skorts/Skirts

○ Must be worn at the waist and cover the wearer within 2” of the top of the knee. ○ Leggings/tights may be worn under skirts that meet the length requirement.

• Dresses

○ Must have sleeves and cover the wearer within 2” of the top of the knee. ○ Tank or spaghetti strap dresses may be worn; however they must have a sleeved top beneath. Leggings/tights may be worn under dresses that meet the length requirement.

UNACCEPTABLE ITEMS

Dress Code Policy

• Sunglasses indoors while on

school district property. OFFENSIVE ITEMS NOT PERMITTED

• Contains writing, pictures, or

symbols that could be considered pornographic,

• bscene, vulgar, and/or sexually

suggestive.

• Advocates violence, hate,

intolerance, or racism.

• Advertise and/or promote the

use of tobacco, alcohol and/or drugs.

• Contains double-meaning

messages and/or obscene language.

• Suggests gang affiliation or

activities.

• Sweatpants/Sweatshirts/Track Suits/

Leggings

○ May be worn; however, shall not cover the head while indoors on school district property or while riding on school buses.

• Shoes

○ Must have back straps and/or be secured at the heel. ○ Students are encouraged to wear flat, comfortable shoes that allow them to safely transition throughout their day. ○ Heel height shall not exceed 2.5 inches.

UNACCEPTABLE ITEMS

Dress Code Policy

• As required by an eligible

student’s Individualized Education Plan

• As required by a Chapter 15 -

Section 504 Service Agreement

• As required by one’s religious
• rder as evidenced in writing

by an official thereof;

• As required for participation

in school sponsored activities/athletics and/or physical education classes.

• Outerwear

○ (i.e.: coats, jackets, parkas, gloves, hats hoods) shall not be worn indoors during the school day, excluding when traveling from one’s locker or homeroom when entering or exiting the building.

• School District Issued Photo ID

○ Shall be on one’s person, or on a lanyard, at all times and shall be produced when requested by district staff upon entrance into school activities or at any time when a student’s identity is in question.

Exceptions/Exclusions

Attendance / Receipts

• Sick Notes
• Doctor’s Notes
• Vacation
• Tardy/Early Dismissal

Lehman Intermediate School

Attendance Excuse Report

Name____________________________ Thank you for handing in your excuse on ____________ for the date(s) of ____________________________________. Personnel Signature _____________________

Safety and Security

• Visitors must call the school before they arrive.
• We will be limiting visitors to the building and encouraging

Google Meet/Zoom meetings.

• All visitors MUST produce a valid government ID
• Early parent pick-ups must be either
• by phone or letter.
• Emergency - call the office

Sapphire Community Portal

• Complete application
• Include all children in

the ESASD

• Approved - receive

PIN#

• Schedules
• Grades
• Assignments
• Attendance
• Announcement

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