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Anne Frank Elementary School Preschool to Grade 5 |
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Principal 2000 Bowler Street
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Information & ResourcesSeptember 2013
Beginning January 22nd through May 31st, we are accepting applications for kindergarten students for September 2013. The hours for registration are from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM and again from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM daily. Students must be 5 years of age by September 1, 2013 to enroll.
REGISTRATION CANNOT BE STARTED UNLESS ALL OF THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS CAN BE PRESENTED:
RESIDENCY VERIFICATION
I Identification (one of the following is required) · Current Pennsylvania Drivers License · Valid Federal, State or Municipal employment photo identification
II Proof of Residency (two of the following is required) · Current utility bill (Electric or Gas ONLY) · Current Car Insurance with Car Registration · Current pay stub with name and address of parent · Original Rental Agreement/Lease (must be typed, signed by all parties and notarized) · Foster Care/Child Care and DHS letters are also acceptable for registration when student is in the care of a Foster Care/Child Care agency · Shelter placement of residency letters are also acceptable for homeless students
III Child’s Birth Certificate
IV Immunizations: Day, Month and Year Required Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) 2 doses (Both doses must be after 1st birthday) Diphtheria 4 doses (1 dose must be after 4th birthday) Tetanus 4 doses (1 dose must be after 4th birthday) Poliomyelitis 3 doses Hepatitis B 3 doses Varicella 2 doses after 1st birthday or date of disease
By law, all pupils must be fully immunized for admission to any public, parochial or private Pennsylvania school. You must bring proof of immunizations to register. Current dental and physical exams are also required by September 3, 2013. It is not necessary to bring your child with you for registration.
Home and School MessageDear Parents, Hello and welcome to another year at Anne frank Elementary School! This year at the Anne Frank Home and School Association, we are proud to serve as your new Co-Presidents. We are looking forward to being a part of an amazing school community. We are fortunate to have outstanding teachers and staff who work hard to help support our school and students. Each year we enjoy becoming more involved with the school community and the many ways that parents can help our students and teachers. Our motivation for participating in the Home and School Association is our firm belief that we need to be strong advocates for the education and well-being of every child and we can only do so if we are engaged in the process. We must all make the decision that time spent involved in our children's education is worth while. That is true for whatever amount of time you can give. Too often individuals believe that involvement in the HSA activities translates to giving significant volunteer hours. While there are many of you that do just that, the HSA also need those who may only be able to volunteer 1 hour. We are grateful to be working with a wonderful group of volunteers on our Home and School Executive Board. These volunteers will be dedicating their time and expertise to help bring academic, administrative and school community support to the students and families at Anne frank Elementary and we thank them for their service! If you would like to learn how you could become more involved in your child's school, come volunteer with the Home and School! Check out our new bulletin board inside near our office to see what's up and coming!.You can contact the Home and School office at 215-969-3883. We look forward to meeting you! Sincerely, Your Home and School Co-President's Julie Baker and Jennnifer McManus
Graduation and Promotion Requirements
The September 29, 2005 Promotion and Graduation Policy (pdf) provides information on the requirements that must be met by students to be promoted and grade 12 students to graduate. These requirements include passing major subjects and completion of a project. Supports for students, including an extended day program, will be in place to help students meet the requirements. The TerraNova and End of Grade (EOG) tests will no longer be administered as system-wide assessments. Other assessments are being administered as needed. This policy will remain in effect until a new policy is issued.
Permission Forms
Extracurricular Activities
We have lots of interesting activities for all of our students.
School Supply Lists
Kindergarden
1 Ream 8-1/2” X 11” White Copy Paper 1 Sturdy Bookbag 1 box of fat crayons (8 or 16}. Preferably Crayola or Rose Art $2.75 for Primary Journal $1.00 for 2 plastic folders 50 cents for plastic pencil case 24 sharpened pencils 6 large glue sticks(keep 1 at home) 1 child scissors (keep at home) 2 rolls of paper towels 1 box of tissues 2 containers of baby wipes 1 bottle of hand soap (girls only) (dollar store) 1 box of ziplock bags (2 gallon size) 1 box of ziplock snack bags-(boys only) (dollar store) 1 box of ziplock sandwich bags –(girls only) (dollar store) 4 pack Expo Dry Erase markers (black only) 1 small sock (to erase our little white boards) 1 pack of 3x5 index cards for sight word practice (please keep these at home for future use) (dollar store) 1 box of envelopes-(dollar store)- to be kept at home for use when money is requested for lunch, trips, etc. Label all money envelopes with child’s name, Room #, money amount and reason for money. 1 complete change of clothes inside a plastic 2 gallon sized bag. This will be kept in your child’s cubby all year in case of an accident. Please label all items!!!!!! $6.50 for Scholastic News Magazine
GRADE ONE
1 Ream 8-1/2” X 11” White Copy Paper 2 Boxes Tissues 10 Large Glue Sticks (No Paste or Liquid Glue) 24 Yellow Sharpened Pencils (to be shared) 3 Boxes Crayola Crayons (No more than 24 Crayons) 1 Pack of 8 magic markers (unscented – not 5 Pocket Folders (yellow, blue, green, purple and red the skinny ones) 1 School Box (to keep pencils, glue, etc.) 2” High 1 Clipboard 1 School Bag $5.00 for Scholastic News (place in envelope 2 Bottles of Liquid Hand Soap (with your child’s name) 1 Box (gallon size) Ziploc Bags (No names on bags) 2 Large Pencil Erasers 2 Boxes (2 gallon size) Ziploc bags (No names) 1 Washcloth 2 Rolls Paper Towels 1 Box Sandwich Ziploc bags (Do not put 2 Packs Large Dry Erase Markers (EXPO 2 Brand names on bags) Only – No skinny ones) 9 Composition Books (No Wire)
GRADE TWO
1 Ream 8-1/2” x 11” White Copy Paper 8 Composition Books (No Wire) 4 Pkgs. Post-Its (3” x 3”) 1 Soft/Fabric Pencil Case or Pouch 1 Pack of 12 Colored Pencils 1 Clipboard 6 Large Glue Sticks (No paste or liquid glue) 1 Box Washable Markers Boys - 1 Box (Gal. Size) Ziploc Bags 4 Rolls of Scotch Tape Girls-1 Box (Quart Size) Ziploc Bags 1 School Bag 1 Roll of Paper Towels 1 Box of Crayons 1 12” Wooden Ruler $5.00 for Weekly Reader 1 Old Sock, Washcloth or Rag to clean white boards 2 Yellow Highlighters 3 Packs Dry Erase Markers 2 Lge. Btls. Hand Sanitizer–Not Liquid Soap 12 Folders 4 Large Boxes of Tissues 1 Pack 3” x 5” Index Cards 2 Boxes of Baby Wipes 4 Dozen SHARPENED Pencils - (To Be Shared) 2 Large Pink Pencil Erasers 4 Pkgs. Post-Its (3” x 5”) 12 Folders
GRADE THREE
1 Ream 8-1/2” x 11” White Copy Paper 1 Red Marking Pencils or Pens 9 Composition Books (no spiral) 1 Dry Eraser (washcloth or sock) 3 Boxes of Tissues 4 Glue Sticks or Bottle of Glue 2 Rolls of Scotch Tape 1 Small Pack of Post-Its 1 Ruler (inch and centimeter) 1 Box Crayons or Colored Pencils (24 Only) 2 Highlighters 8 Two-Pocket Folders 3 Erasers 2 Large Bottles Purell Hand Sanitizer 1 Box Gallon Sized Ziploc Bags (Girls) 1 Pocket Dictionary 1 Box Sandwich Size Ziploc Bags (Boys) Pencil Sharpener in Container GRADE FOUR
1 Ream 8-1/2” x 11” White Copy Paper 1 Protractor 2 Packs of #2 Pencils 1 Dry Marker Eraser or Sock 1 Pencil Case (bag not box) 1 Pack of Colored Markers 1 Pack of Colored Construction Paper (for home) 1 Roll of Transparent Tape 1 Large Pencil Eraser 1 12” Ruler (Inch and Centimeter) 1 Roll Paper Towels 1 Glue Stick 1 Dictionary (Pocket Size) 1 Red Pen or Pencil 10 (Gallon Size) Ziploc Bags 1 Back Pack 1 Yellow Highlighter 3 Boxes Tissues 1 Box Crayons or Colored Pencils 5 Folders – Different Colors 1 Box Dry Erase Markers 1 Large Bottle Purell Hand Sanitizer 10 Marble Composition Books (No Spiral or 1 Package Small Post-It Notes Loose Leaf) 1 Calculator (To be kept at home) 1 Pencil Sharpener with Cover 1 Pack 3 x 5 Index Cards 1 Pack of Loose Leaf Paper 1 Plastic Compass 1 Thesaurus (Pocket Size)
GRADE FIVE
1 Ream 8-1/2” x 11” White Copy Paper 8 Marble Copybooks (No Spiral) 1 Container of Cleaning Wipes 1 Roll of Transparent Tape 1 Pack Pencil Top Erasers 3 Highlighters 1 Pack 3” x 5” Index Cards 1 Ruler (12 inches and metric) 2 Erasers 2 Glue Sticks 1 Cotton Sock (White) or Dry Eraser 2 Packs Dry Erase Markers (low odor) 2 Bottles Hand Sanitizer 1 Plastic Zipper Pencil Case 1 Box Crayons or Markers Calculator (For Home Use) 8 Folders Dictionary – Intermediate Level and Thesaurus (Not a Pocket Dictionary) 3 Boxes Tissues 3 Packs Post-Its $5.00 Lab Fee 1 Box of Ziploc Bags
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