School Foundation
Attendance Policies
Health Services
Uniforms & Bullying
General Information
100

What is the school’s mission?

To provide a safe, engaging, and nurturing environment for all students to excel.

100

What should a student do if they are going to be absent?

Notify the school as soon as possible and provide a valid excuse.

100

Who can students speak to for counseling services?

School counselors or social workers.

100

What is the uniform for Compton-Drew?

Khaki or navy-blue pants, navy-blue or burgundy top.

100

What is the school’s mascot?

Bottle-nosed Dolphin

200

What are the school colors?

Blue and Gold.

200

What is the procedure for tardiness?

Report to the office for a tardy slip and enter the classroom quietly.

200

What should be done if a student is ill at school?

Report to the nurse for evaluation and possible parent contact.

200

What shoes are NOT permitted at Compton-Drew?

NO sandals, flip-flops, crocs, or croc-like shoes

200

What is the school’s bell schedule?

Doors open @ 6:30 AM School Day: 7:10 AM – 2:10 PM Instructional Periods: 6 Each Period: 66/63 minutes Passing Time: 5 minutes

300

What is the school’s vision?

To empower students to become lifelong learners and responsible citizens.

300

What time does school start?

School starts at 8:00 AM.

300

What type of medication can be taken at school?

Prescription medications with written consent from a parent or guardian.

300

True or False: Hoods may be worn inside the school building.

False. NO hoods may be worn.

300

Where can parents find the lunch schedule?

On the school’s official website or by contacting the school office.

400

What is the school’s philosophy?

Education should be collaborative, inclusive, and focused on the whole child.

400

What are the consequences of excessive absences?

Possible detention, loss of credit, or meeting with a school counselor.

400

When should a parent notify the school about medication?

At the beginning of each school year.

400

What does bullying mean?

“Bullying” means intimidation, unwanted aggressive behavior, or harassment that is repetitive or is likely to be repeated and causes a reasonable student to fear for his or her physical safety or property.

400

What are the consequences for bullying?

Disciplinary actions determined by the administration, which may include suspension.

500

What is the school pledge?

To respect myself, others, and my school; and to be responsible for my actions.

500

What is the drop-off and pickup procedure?

Parents must follow designated routes and times for drop-off and pickup.

500

What services are provided for mental health?

The Counselor and Social Worker are available to provide numerous services to all students and families

500

What is cyberbullying?

Bullying that occurs through electronic communication, such as texts or social media.

500

What is included in the student schedule?

Class subjects, times, teachers, and designated periods for lunch and breaks.

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