September Forms Package

 Helpful Hints:

Hi there,

 

Today your paper work package should be in your child’s backpack. All forms need to be filled out and returned as soon as possible. I will try and help out with a few hints. Please call or email me if you have any questions.

 

Obtaining Dependent Student Information: This allows the staff working with your child to receive information. This may include a doctor or therapist that has a strategy for me to use to support your child. It could be a grandparent or regular babysitter that may need to inform me of an issue regarding things like health, wellness, pick up times, when you are away on holiday or working, or otherwise. It could be a partner that you entrust to pick up your child for every day events like appointments, or emergencies like illness. I recommend adding the names of everyone you think might be connected to your child.  It will save you the trouble of having to quickly add someone, at the last minute.

 

Releasing Dependent Student Information: This allows me to fill out forms for doctors, inform a babysitter of your child’s day or possible needs for the next day, and share information with specialists that may be working with you and your child. Usually the same people go on both forms.

 

I will not contact any of the people on these forms without first contacting you, unless you initiate it by asking me to contact them. For example, filling out a SNAP or ADHD form for your doctor.

 

Welcome Letter: This lists the forms and what to do with them.

 

Student Demographic Form: There are three pages to this, and it requires a signature. Please be sure to sign it, even if there are no changes. You sign in the box that says DECLARATION.

 

Orange Student Health Plan: If your child is on any medication this must be filled out in full. We are not permitted to accept forms with N/A in any boxes. It also needs a signature. (Even if the meds are only administered at home)

 

School District Use of Personal Information: please keep this letter at home

 

Blue Form: Please sign this form if you want your child to have their picture or work up for bulletin boards, on the blog, making class movies, and many more media type activities your child will want to participate in with his classmates.

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