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Here for Students of the Week! Welcome Parents and Students! It is a pleasure
working at Alamitos Intermediate. The Alamitos staff is dedicated
to the success and safety of all students. Therefore, a few
guidelines are outlined in the best interest of students:
Arriving to school/ Leaving school
Upon arrival to school, students are to remain in the quad area
until supervision begins at 8:03 AM. Please use caution and
appropriate speed when dropping off/ picking up your child at
school. The roads can become congested. Last, afternoon
supervision ends at 2:25 PM. Students are to exit school by this
time unless remaining for intervention classes, Boys & Girls Club,
or to attend club meetings.
Student Involvement
Research shows that students who become involved in their school
have a more vested interest in their education. Intervention
classes and Boys and Girls Club are two powerful tools for students
to utilize with the rigorous expectations set upon them in class.
In addition, various student activities (skating, dances, bowling,
etc), Academic and/or service clubs are open for interested
students.
Making Good Choices
Students are expected to make appropriate choices. These
choices include understanding and following school expectations,
such as the dress code, attending school regularly, bringing only
approved items to school, choosing good friends, and remaining
academically focused. Students are encouraged to communicate with
the Administration any concerns or questions.
Parent Involvement
Of course parent involvement is a necessity in the success of a
student. There are multiple opportunities for parents to bridge the
gap between school and home. Helping your child study, organize
notes and assignments, setting guidelines, and establishing a quiet
study area and time are key assets. Parents are always invited to
attend upcoming parent and/or student events, such as English
Language Advisory Committee (ELAC), Back-to-School Nights, Parent
Night, or related night activities to broaden the relationship
between the school and home. Please feel free to contact the school
directly with any questions regarding your child. |
