Attendance & Arrival
The specific window of time designated for morning student drop-off.
What is 8:30 AM to 8:40 AM?
These five specific types of footwear are completely prohibited on campus according to the dress code.
What are flip flops, Heelys, sandals, high heels, and house shoes/slippers?
The two requirements for personal cell phones or smartwatches kept on campus during the school day.
What is "turned off" and "stored in student backpacks"?
These four specific energy drink brands are explicitly named and completely prohibited under the lunch and snack guidelines.
What are Monster, Red Bull, Prime, and Rockstar?
The explicit mandate required on file before any student is allowed to participate in an off-campus field trip or nature walk.
What is an individual permission form?
The exact time in the afternoon after which un-picked-up students are sent to Extended Care and charged.
What is 4:05 PM?
The required classroom rule step that must occur before a student is officially referred to administration with an incident form.
What is Step I (meeting with the classroom teacher and parent notification)?
The list of personal electronic devices (excluding school Chromebooks) completely barred from classrooms and virtual platforms.
What are iPods, electronic games, computers, tablets, gaming devices, and wireless headphones/earbuds?
he baseline wellness rule concerning whether students can share lunches or snacks with peers.
What is "sharing is not allowed due to food allergies"?
The three specific grade levels where AKCS is legally required by state law to conduct annual student vision screenings.
What are Kindergarten, 1st Grade, and 3rd Grade?
The daily afternoon cutoff window where students may not be picked up from the front office for early dismissal.
What is between 3:20 PM and 3:53 PM?
The dress code length restriction rule governing student skirts, shorts, dresses, and pants rips.
What is "must not be shorter/higher than the end of fingertips when held to the sides"? [1]
The school policy regarding a student's expectation of privacy inside school storage spaces like cubbies and lockers.
What is "there is no expectation of privacy preventing examination by a school official"?
The requirement regarding classroom birthday treats, specifically their origin and labeling parameters.
What is "must be store-bought with the ingredients labeled"?
The two components required from parent volunteers before they are cleared to work with school-aged children in classrooms.
What are background checks and participation in an AKCS Volunteer Training class? [1]
What are written instructions from the student's physician including a re-entry date?
What is a 5% absentee rate?
The specific financial cleaning fee added to a student's account if their locker is left uncleaned at the end of the year.
What is $25?
The only individual permitted to retrieve a student's personal electronic item once it has been confiscated by staff.
What is the student's parent or guardian?
The common, pocket-sized cold remedy item that is strictly classified as a "medication" and cannot be kept in a student's pocket or lunch box.
What are cough drops?
The medical requirement necessary to excuse a student from participating in regular Physical Education classes for more than two days.
What are written instructions from the student's physician including a re-entry date?
The number of consecutive unexcused absences that the school processes as an automatic voluntary withdrawal from enrollment.
What is 10 consecutive unexcused absences?
The specific prohibited infraction committed when a student is found in possession of, distributing, or using e-cigarettes, nicotine pods, or vaping devices on campus grounds or school transportation.
What is a tobacco/vaping policy violation?
The four explicit disciplinary actions administration may take if a student violates the electronic device rules.
What are immediate confiscation, a parent conference, in-school suspension/suspension, and loss of privileges?
The explicit health timeline requirement for a child returning to school after suffering a fever.
What is "fever-free without fever-reducing medication for 24 hours"? [1]
The specific condition under which a student is permitted to utilize the school elevator.
What is a documented medical necessity (or an approved injury/disability accommodation)?