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student lunches around not having access to serve approximately 800 students and 60
microwaves. staff members.
Students are responsible for the material they
Noon Hour borrow and are not allowed to borrow
Noon hour supervision will be provided for materials for or from other students. Books
those students who find it necessary to eat at are loaned for a 14-day period, and most
the school. If students must eat at school, books can be renewed 2 times.
they are to remain on the school grounds for
the entire noon hour. Lost or Damaged Library Materials
All students are responsible for the library
Eating lunch at school is a privilege. The materials they borrow. Please report lost or
school reserves the right to ask students to damaged materials as soon as possible.
go home if there are consistent behavior or
safety concerns.
Those students that stay for lunch are School Community Council
expected to remain seated in their room and The School Community Council (SCC)
visit quietly until 12:20. They will be consists of nine elected parents or
dismissed by a supervisor shortly after that. community members, a teacher and the
school administration. The key work of this
School Lockers parent group is supporting the students and
Lockers are provided for all students. If staff of M.C. Knoll and endeavoring to create
deemed necessary, staff members may the best learning environment possible. The
check a student’s locker at any given time. parents have input into the Learning
There is no expectation of privacy. Improvement Plan, special events and
major purchases. They contribute financial
Library support in order to supplement technology,
Our library is a unique and valuable part of a playground equipment, special programs and
M. C. Knoll and St. Michael’s Elementary books. They also volunteer time and energy
Schools. We have over 25,000 books and for events such as fundraising, bake sales,
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hot lunches, dental swish program and many students include performing at the Yorkton
more. Please feel free to join us! Election are Music Festival and at local concerts
held annually in November. throughout the year. Students in Grades 6, 7
R.C.M.P. and 8 may travel outside of Yorkton to attend
The R. C. M. P. is part of the support network workshops and festivals.
for M. C. Knoll School. They visit our building
often to make positive connections with Extra-Curricular Opportunities
children. If circumstances warrant it, the M.C. Knoll believes extra-curricular activities
RCMP, along with parents/guardians, will be play an integral role in the development of a
contacted for any incident deemed illegal. child. We encourage our students to take
Please contact the school if you feel a certain part in a wide variety of academic, athletic
issue should be addressed with your child or and arts education opportunities.
the students in general.
Guidance
Footwear
Two sets of shoes are required for all
students - one pair for general indoor wear
and Physical Education, and the other for
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contact the Public Health Nurse at her office
(786-0613) or through the school.
Some of the services they may provide are: Students are expected to assume
Immunization against Diphtheria, responsibility for the care of both school and
Tetanus and Polio, Measles, Mumps personal property.
and Rubella for any student who
missed them in the regular preschool All articles of clothing, footwear and other
schedule belongings should be discretely marked
Immunization against Hepatitis B in with the owner’s name or other identifying
Grade 6 mark.
Immunization against meningitis and Students are asked not to bring large
chicken pox amounts of money or valuable items to
Tetanus-Diphtheria in Grade 8 school. Money, watches, rings, and other
Hearing and vision screening done personal valuables should always be under
upon request only their care.
Health education and counseling for Students are responsible for the safe-
individual students can also be done keeping of their own belongings.
upon request Any loss of or damage to property must be
Health education in classrooms focus reported to the main office. Efforts will be
on a variety of topics made to locate property through the “lost and
found” area. Valuable belongings may be re-
Consent forms will be sent home with claimed from the main office. Students will
students needing immunization. be required to make restitution for any willful
Immunizations cannot be done until consent damage to property.
forms are signed by the parent or legal
guardian and returned to the school. Please All lost and found items will be displayed in
read the consent form before signing. the Commons Area periodically. Items not
If you have any questions or concerns about claimed after several weeks will be donated
the above services or other health issues, to charity.
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student’s baseline are tracked. If a child has
repeated struggles reaching our behavioural
expectations as laid out in the matrix on the
following page, he/she may need a
behavioural plan. These plans are based on
individual student need, intended to ensure
the child’s success at school and parents are
expected to contribute to its creation.
Homework
Discipline Procedures
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M.C. Knoll’s Bullying Policy
The act of bullying must meet all three components of 1. Repetition 2. Harm is caused 3. A power
imbalance is present. It usually involves three individuals or groups: the bully, the victim and the
bystander. Bullying can take different forms including: Verbal (taunts, name-calling, threats,
intimidation), Emotional (exclusion, gossip), Physical (assault), Cyber (text and instant messaging,
technology).
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