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Bellevue Vision Statement: Innovatively empowering students to achieve academic and personal excellence
Bellevue Elementary Mission Statement: To ensure that all students become contributing citizens who are critical thinkers and problem solvers ready for success in college and careers, by providing a rigorous learning environment based on the Common Core Learning Standards (CCLS). Bellevue Dress Guidelines Students are to be neatly dressed and well groomed at all times. Certain styles of dress are considered to cause disruptions to the school day and will be dealt with accordingly. As it is impossible to include every fad or inappropriate item of clothing, the administration reserves the right to interpret the appropriateness of student dress. The following statements apply to all students at school and at any school sponsored event. Bottoms including shorts, pants, skirts, and skirted jumpers must be the appropriate size with the waist of the garment worn at the student’s natural waistline. Clothing that is too tight or too loose will not be considered appropriate. Belts are required if the garment has belt loops. Shorts and/or skirts must be no more than 2 inches above the knee. Shoes must be tied or properly fastened at all times. Headwear may not be worn on campus. This includes but is not limited to bandanas, rags, combs, hats, or hair curlers. Weather related headgear is permitted to and from school. Students/parents may request an exemption or special consideration based on bona fide religious beliefs and/or medical purposes or disabilities. School principal and/or superintendent may only grant exemptions. |
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Back to School Parent Engagement Tips:
Welcome to the 2018-19 school year! As we work together in Building Our Future and helping to prepare our students for #SCSDSuccess, our families play a critical role. Here are some helpful tips from our school teachers and administrators on how parents and guardians can best become active partners in their children’s education.
TIP 1: Email is key when communicating with teachers
Since many teachers don’t have telephones in their classrooms, the best way for parents
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Do You Have Back to School Questions? #SCSDCares:
WE ARE EXCITED TO WELCOME OUR STUDENTS & STAFF BACK TO SCHOOL FOR THE 2018 - 19 SCHOOL YEAR!
As with any new beginning, a new school year comes with questions and unknowns. To serve as a resource for families, several Syracuse City School District departments and offices have compiled their most frequently asked questions - with answers - relating to the back-to-school season. Please see below for these questions, separated by department. If you have ...
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Indoor Walking Trails Help SCSD Students’ Fitness:
“This is so peaceful,” HW Smith third grader Ja’zeir Brown said as he walked with his enrichment class along the school’s indoor walking trail. “When we’re on the trail, we go past classrooms so we have to be quiet.”
Thanks to a Creating Healthy Schools and Communities Grant, a partnership between the SCSD and the Onondaga County Health Department, students at all SCSD elementary schools will soon have the same opportunity for quiet reflection ...
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Mayor Walsh Visits & Reads to 1st Grade:
Mayor Walsh recently visited a first grade classroom at Bellevue Elementary School to read with students and answer some of their questions. What a great way to help inspire our future leaders!
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You're Invited; Kindergarten Information Sessions:
The Syracuse City School District is pleased to host a series of Kindergarten Information Sessions! If you are a city resident with a child who will be five years old by 12/1/18 (born between 12/2/12 and 12/1/13), you are invited to attend.
Information Sessions are an opportunity to meet the principal and school staff, tour a kindergarten classroom and learn about our Personalized Learning structure, discuss the kindergarten schedule, learn about school resources and Family Engagement practices ...
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