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2011-2012
Informational Brochure
| Click this link, Informational Brochure, to view/print a copy of the Informational Brochure. Or you may pick up a copy from the school office. | |
Click the links below for online excerpts from following sections: |
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| Playground Supervision (No Dogs on Campus) |
Bicycles on Campus (For only grades 3 - 6) |
| Visitors to School (Must check in at office and wear badges while on campus) |
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IUSD Vision Statement
To provide the highest quality educational experience we can envision.
Springbrook Mission Statement
"Our mission at Springbrook is to enable all students to become contributing members of society empowered
with the skills, knowledge, and values necessary to meet the challenges of a changing world,
by providing the highest quality educational experience we can envision."We expect to develop:
- Proficient students who are competent in all basic reading, writing, and mathematical skills.
- Effective communicators who apply skills in speaking, listening, and questioning strategies.
- Motivated lifelong learners who take pride in all work, strive for excellence, and are accountable for quality performance.
- Thoughtful students who demonstrate a knowledge of research skills, study skills, organizational skills, and problem-solving to enhance personal learning.
- Positive members of the school community who regularly demonstrate the eight District identified values of respect, responsibility, civic duty, perseverance, cooperation, compassion, courage, honesty.
- Experienced practitioners who use technology as a tool for assessing and processing information.
Office Hours
The school office is open daily from 7:15AM to 3:30PM.Attendance Procedures
The school maintains an attendance phone line that is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The number is (949) 936-6051. Please call this number before 8:00AM to report an absence each day your child is absent. Failure to verify an absence will result in an unexcused absence.Tardy Procedures
If your child arrives at school any time after 8:15AM he/she must report to the front office to receive a tardy pass and be admitted to the classroom.Research clearly shows that students who attend school regularly and arrive punctually perform better.
Dress Code
Springbrook School students must wear clothing that is clean, in good repair, school appropriate and comfortable. Clothing and other items that students wear to school must not disrupt the educational process nor create any form of school disturbance. Generally, students are not to wear clothing that compromises safety or modesty. Hats and hoods are not permitted to be worn indoors at Springbrook.Clothing must be safe and modest:
- Pants or shorts must be the proper size and fit securely at the waist.
- Shoes must be close-toed and worn at all times.
- Spaghetti straps and midriffs cannot be worn.
- Clothes cannot contain offensive signs, or words degrading any gender, cultural, religious, or ethnic values.
- Clothes cannot contain language or symbols oriented toward violence, obscenities, vandalism, drugs, alcohol, or tobacco.
- Unsafe items such as chains or safety pins cannot be worn.
Springbrook students dress appropriately and consistent with our school's dress code. A student who violates Springbrook’s dress code will be required to change clothes. Repeated violations of the dress code is considered defiance and will result in detention or suspension from school and/or loss of school privileges and activities.
Playground Supervision
The school playground is supervised beginning at 8:00 a.m. on school days. There is also supervision briefly at the end of the day. Children should not arrive before 8:00 a.m. and should be picked up immediately after school. Do not allow your children to play on the playground equipment unsupervised after school, remain in close proximity to your children. Do not bring pet dogs on campus. For a variety of health reasons they are not allowed on public school campuses. Animal Control Services through Irvine Police Department may be called and you may be cited if your pet dog is with you on campus.Bicycles
The following rules are in place to protect students if a bicycle is their means of transportation to and from school:
- Only students in grades 3-6 may ride a bicycle to school.
- Helmets must be worn at all times by the rider.
- Bicycles should be licensed through the Irvine Police Department.
- A lock must be used to secure the bike to the rack. The rack is not supervised during the day.
- The school assumes no responsibility or liability for any damage to, or loss of, the bicycle.
Additionally, skateboards, in-line skates, scooters, or shoes with wheels are not allowed on school grounds or as a means of transportation to school.
Visitors to School
If you are coming to school to volunteer, or attend a meeting, or for a scheduled appointment, please sign in at the front office and obtain a visitor’s badge. Please sign out and return the badge when you leave. While this may appear to be an inconvenience, these procedures are for the protection of all students at school.
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