Hello Parents and Caregivers,
The end of the year is almost here! Here is some important information for you to know:
Attendance Matters
We'd like to remind everyone of the importance of excellent attendance. Attending school is extremely important for children’s social, emotional and educational development. Children who miss a lot of time at school can suffer in the long term from significant gaps in their learning. We need your support to ensure that children’s education is not affected. Send your child to school every day, all day to get the most out of their education.
Important Times:
7:20 a.m. Arrival
7:20 a.m. - 7:30 a.m. Breakfast & Announcements
7:30 a.m. Instruction Begins
3:00 p.m. Dismissal
Parent Recognition
Throughout the months of April & May, we will be randomly selecting parents who's students are here ALL DAY, EVERYDAY and recognizing them with a certificate and picture in our newsletter.
Cell Phone Policy
Hello parents, we understand and appreciate your right to provide a cell phone to your child, however, please note that per the Clint ISD Student Code of Conduct (page 15), the following offenses are prohibited at school or school related activities and may be result in disciplinary action.
Displaying, turning on, or using of telecommunication devices on school property during regular school day such as: cellular phones, pagers, beepers, stereo headsets, cassette players, CD players, Play Station Players, MP3s, I-Pods, cameras or any other electronic device.
Article will be confiscated from student.
If an item is confiscated, we will follow the Clint ISD Student Handbook (page 50).
If a student uses a telecommunications device without authorization during the school day, the device will be confiscated.
The parent/student has 30 calendar days from the day of confiscation to retrieve the device and pay a fee of $15 to the campus.
- Devices not claimed within 30 days will be destroyed.
Social Media Awareness
Nowadays, many students have a social media account of some type, whether it be TikTok, Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, etc. While we know you, as parents, have the ultimate decision in granting them this permission, we just wanted to share some safety reminders and age limits for having accounts.
Sometimes kids don't always make the best choices when they decide to post on a site which could lead to potential problems such as:
cyberbullying
privacy & safety concerns
risks to their reputation
mental health issues
viewing of inappropriate or harmful content
time drain
Please click on the following link to gain more insight and for tips on what you can do as a parent to guide your child.
Teaching Kids to Be Smart About Social Media
Attached are the age requirements for some online platforms:
TikTok = 13 years old
Snapchat = 13 years old
Instagram = 13 years old
Facebook = 13 years old
