Visitors
All visitors must sign in at the front office and wear a Corey visitor sticker. (lunchroom also, please)
|
Lunch
Breakfast: $1.00 students and $1.25 adults
Lunch: $1.75 students and $2.50 adults
You are welcome to come and eat with your child or bring your child a special lunch. (special lunch for your child only)
Please sign in and get a sticker in the office before going to the cafeteria. Approved volunteers may have one other student sit at the side table with their child.
Menu and Pay Pam's
|
Free and Reduced Lunch
Free- and reduced-lunch applications must be filled out every year. Forms will come home with your child in the first-day packet. If you do not receive a form, you can get one in the office.
Menu and Pay Pam's
|
Birthdays at School
Please make arrangements with your child's teacher ahead of time. Birthday treats must be served by the teacher after lunch. Treats that are easily passed out are preferred.
|
Volunteering
AISD policy requires a new background check each year for all volunteers. The background check takes four to six weeks, and the application must be
completed and processed before volunteers will be allowed to go on field trips, help during field days or with any class activities.
|
Update Information
Please remember to update your student's enrollment card when your phone numbers, address or place of employment changes. You may also add or subtract names from your emergency contact list on the enrollment card. It is best to come into the office or send your child with a written note to make these changes.
|
Taking Medication at School
Prescription and over-the-counter medications will be given at school only with a specific written request signed by a physician and a parent/guardian.
- An adult should bring medications, which must be in original, properly labeled containers. Medications sent in baggies or unlabeled containers will not be given.
- The first dose must be given at home in case of unexpected reaction.
- Medication may be given by a non-licensed person.
- Medication must be kept in the clinic in a locked cabinet.
- No extra medication (except inhalers) will be sent home with a student; only the amount of medication needed at school should be provided.
- A special form is required for self-administration of medication.
Medication forms are available in the nurse's office.
|
When to Keep Your Student Home
-
Child has temperature of 100° or higher
-
Child has diarrhea or vomiting
-
Child has a rash of unknown origin
-
Child has red, runny eyes or wakes up with eyes "glued" shut
-
Child complains of ear pain with or without fever
|
When Your Student May Return To School
After Fever:
Fever-free for 24 hours without the use of Tylenol or other fever reducer.
After Diarrhea or Vomiting:
Child is free of diarrhea and vomiting for 24 hours.
After Rash:
You have consulted a health care professional. **
After Red, Runny Eyes:
You have consulted a health care professional for the appropriate antibiotic therapy. **
After Ear Pain without Fever:
You have consulted a health care professional for the appropriate care. **
**Upon returning to school, the child must bring a signed release from the health care professional to the school nurse’s office or report to the nurse free of symptoms.
|
Texas Compulsory Attendance Code
The Texas Education Section Code §25.092 requires that a student is to be in attendance at least 90% of the days that a class is offered in order to receive credit for the class. Nine absences or more per semester exceeds the 90% attendance requirement.
|
Absent Students
682-867-3900
sbarker@aisd.net
cbradle1@aisd.net
AISD requires parents of students Preschool through 12th-grade to contact the school the day their child is absent.
At Corey Elementary, we ask that you contact us by 10:00 a.m.
If you know your child will be absent, you can tell us ahead of time.
After 3 consecutive days of illness, a note from a doctor is required to excuse Day 4 and any following consecutive days.
|
Tardy Students
Students who arrive at school after 8:20 a.m. are tardy.
Tardy students need to check in at the office and take the yellow “Tardy” pass to their teacher.
|
Checking a Student Out Early
- Come into the office to sign out your child and have him/her called to the office
- Please have your ID with you
- Allow enough time to get your child; it helps to let the teacher know you will be picking him/her up early
- Only someone on your student’s enrollment card can pick up your student with your approval
- We are unable to call children to the office before you arrive
|
Doctor Appointments
Please bring a doctor's note to the school office when you return to school from a doctor's appointment.
Notes can be brought the following day for end-of-the- day appointments.
|
Lost and Found
Items found at school are put into the blue Lost and Found cabinets located near the cafeteria line.
Please mark jackets, coats, and lunch boxes with your child’s name.
|
Registration During the School Year
What to bring when registering your student:
-
Withdrawal form from previous school
-
Current utility bill (gas, water, electric)
-
Birth certificate
-
Social Security card
-
Immunization record
-
Driver's license
Registration times:
|
Registration for First Day of School
What to bring when registering your student:
-
Current utility bill (gas, water, electric)
-
Birth certificate
-
Social Security card
-
Immunization record
-
Driver,s license
-
Report card and test scores from previous school
When to arrive to register:
Information not yet available for the
2006 -2007 school year.
|
Early Registration for
Kindergarten and Pre-K
What to bring when registering your child:
-
Current utility bill (gas, water, electric)
-
Birth certificate
-
Social Security card
-
Immunization record
-
Driver,s license
-
Pre-K will need to qualify by income or language. To qualify by income, bring current pay stubs for ALL members of the household or TANF or Food Stamp paperwork.
Kindergarten
Registration will be weekdays April 2 - May 18.
Pre-K
Information not yet available for the
2006 -2007 school year.
|
Holidays
-
February 19 - Presidents' Day
-
March 12-16 - Spring Break
-
April 6 - Student Holiday
-
May 4 - Cinco de Mayo
|
Drop-Off and Pick-Up
Observe posted signs: 1 entrance and 2 exits, 10mph speed limit.
Drop off and pick up students from a parking space.
Fire lanes must remain open at all times. No parking, stopping, or waiting in fire lanes.
Yield to AISD and daycare buses that must enter through one of the exits.
For the safety of our students, please be courteous and considerate.
|
After-School Programs
Girls Inc. of Tarrant County
For More Info Call: 817-468-0306
- A Co-Ed program for grades K - 6th
- Program begins immediately after shcool in the Corey gym - 3:10 until 6:30 p.m.
- All staff are: CPR/First Aid Certified, TB tested, trained monthly on Childcare Techniques
- Cost: based on income
$48.00 regular, $38.00 reduced lunches
$28.00 - free lunches, CCMS accepted
Mad Science
Information Unavailable at this time
Camp Invention
An information table about this summer program is currently set up in the cafeteria. A video will also be shown at Texas Public Schools Week Open House on March 8. Registration forms for first- through fifth-grade students will be sent home with the report card at the end of the current 6 weeks.
|
Technology
Corey has classroom computers and 2 computer labs with 62 Macintosh OS X eMacs. Students in first- through fourth-grade work in the computer lab twice a week and kindergarten and pre-k come once a week. Fifth- and sixth-grade each have a day to use the lab. Most of the programs the students use are found on the Internet, including AR and the new AISD adoptions for Technology, Connected Tech (K-2), Learning.Com (3-5), and TechCONNECT (6-8). Check the educational Web site link for a partial list of interesting sites.
|
School Supplies
ABLE
PPCD
Pre-Kindergarten
Kindergarten
First-Grade
Second-Grade
Third-Grade
Fourth-Grade
Fifth-Grade
Sixth-Grade
Information will be available soon.
|
