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Baldwinsville Central School District

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LABOR DAY

Marching Band @NYS Fair Parade

ROSH HASHANAHBegins at Sundown

McNamara SchoolPhotos

Ray Open HouseGrade 6

6:15 - 8:15 p.m.

Van Buren PTABookfair

9/24 - 9/26

McNamara PARPBegins

August 19

4Elden KindergartenOrientationMrs. Froehlich & Mrs. D’Andreano10 - 11 a.m.

August 20

4ReynoldsKindergartenOrientation - 9 a.m.

August 22:

4Palmer KindergartenOrientation9 - 10 a.m.

4Marching Band @NYS Fair Parade

August 25

4Durgee 8th GradeOrientation

A-I: 8:30 - 9:30 a.m.J-R: 10-11 a.m.S-Z: 11:30 - 12:30 p.m.

4Marching Band @NYS Fair Parade

August 27:

4Elden KindergartenOrientationMs. Oaks/Mrs. Lawton10 - 11 a.m.

4McNamaraKindergartenOrientation, 9 - 10 a.m.

4Van BurenKindergartenOrientation10 - 11 a.m.

4Van Buren SnoCone Social - 6 p.m.

August 28:

4Baker SophomoreOrientation4 - 6 p.m.

FIRST DAY OFSCHOOL

McNamara ParentBreakfast: N-Z

Homecoming Please see the Athletic

Department page onthe district website fora schedule of athletic

events duringHomecoming

weekend.

HomecomingCelebration

Please see the AthleticDepartment page on the

district website for aschedule of athletic

events duringHomecoming weekend.

Baker Homecoming Dance(Semi-formal)7 to 10 p.m.

Marching Band @West Genesee

Elden Open House6:30 - 7 p.m.

7:15-7:45 p.m.

Durgee PTSA - 7 p.m.

Ray PTA - 7 p.m.

Palmer School Photos

Van Buren SchoolPhotos

Baker Open House6 - 8 p.m.

Van Buren ParentBreakfast

7:30 - 8 a.m.: 3rd - 5th Grade8 - 8:30 a.m.:K - 2nd Grade

Ray Open HouseGrade 7

6:15 - 8:15 p.m.

Marching Band @Corning East

Palmer Open House6:30 - 7 p.m.

7:10-7:40 p.m.

Van Buren Open House6:30 - 7 p.m., 7:15-7:45 p.m.

Marching Band HomeShow

Marching Band @Jordan-Elbridge

Elden Box TopsBegins

9/8 - 10/10

Baker Senior ParentNight

6:30 p.m.

Durgee School Photos

Board of EducationMeeting

7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

Beginning BandRental and Parent

Meeting6:30 p.m., Ray Cafe

Elden School Photos

McNamara OpenHouse

6:15-6:45 p.m.7 - 7:30 p.m.

Elden PTA - 7 p.m.

Reynolds PTA - 7 p.m.

Durgee SchoolPhotos

Reynolds SchoolPhotos

Durgee Open House6 - 8 p.m.

Elden Family Ice CreamSocial/Book Fair

6:30 - 8 p.m.

Reynolds Open House6 - 6:30 p.m.

6:45 - 7:15 p.m.

McNamara PTA - 7 p.m.Palmer PTA - 6:30 p.m.Van Buren PTA - 7 p.m.

McNamara ParentBreakfast: A-M

HALF-DAY FOR ALLSTUDENTS

PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT DAY

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For the fall athletic schedules, visit the Athletic Department page atwww.bville.org.

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September 2014

NO SCHOOL

COLUMBUS DAY

NO SCHOOL


MUHARRAMBegins at Sundown

Reynolds AutumnCountry Fair

6:00 p.m.

Palmer PTA WalkathonFundraiser During

Specials


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

PSAT RegistrationDuring Lunch Periods

@ Baker

Palmer WalkathonRaindate

PSAT RegistrationDuring Lunch Periods

@ Baker

Elden Walkathon

McNamara CharacterEd Assembly

Van Buren PTA FamilyMovie Night - 6 p.m.

Elden PTA - 7 p.m.

McNamara PTA - 7 p.m.

Palmer PTA - 6:30 p.m.

Reynolds PTA - 7 p.m.

Van Buren PTA - 7 p.m.


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

McNamara Book Fair10/20 - 10/23

Palmer PTA BookFair

10/20 - 10/23

Elden RtI ParentNight (by Invitation)

6:30 - 7:15 p.m.

Palmer READy forKindergarten

6:30 p.m.

Ray PTA - 7 p.m.

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Durgee School PhotoRetakes

Palmer Math FactsProgram Begins

Van Buren PhotoRetakes

Reynolds SchoolPhoto Retakes

HAPPY HALLOWEEN

HALF-DAY FOR K-5

PARENT-TEACHERCONFERENCES

K-5 Dismiss 11:30 a.m.

Palmer SpecialPersons’ Breakfast

8:00 a.m. - 2nd Grade8:15 a.m. - 1st Grade

8:30 a.m. - Kindergarten

EID AL-ADHABegins at Sundown

Marching Band @ C-NS

PSAT @ Baker

Marching Band @Central Square

Elden WalkathonRain Date

Palmer Family BookNight

5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Ray StringSpooktacular7 p.m., Gym

Marching Band @ NYSField Band

Championships @Carrier Dome

PLEASE NOTE:Events andactivities aresubject tochange.Please checkwith the schoolfor up-to-dateinformation.

YOM KIPPURBegins at Sundown

McNamara FireSafety Day

Palmer SpecialPersons’ Breakfast

8:00 a.m. - 5th Grade8:15 a.m. - 4th Grade8:30 a.m. - 3rd Grade



HALF-DAY FOR K-5




RESPONSIBILITYRESPONSIBILITY

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HAPPYTHANKSGIVING

Marching Band atMacy’s Thanksgiving

Day Parade

NO SCHOOL

THANKSGIVINGHOLIDAY

NO SCHOOL

VETERANS DAY

Van Buren VeteransDay Assembly

9:15 a.m.

Elden 2nd GradeVeterans Day Tribute

2:30 p.m., Gym

McNamara VeteransDay Assembly


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

Palmer 4th/5th StudySkills Presented

McNamara Team ShirtFriday

Palmer KindergartenHarvest Feast

2:00 p.m.

Sr. High All-CountyAuditions @ CBA

Sr. High All-CountyAuditions @ CBA

EldenWreath/Sportswear

Pick Up3:45 - 7 p.m.

Durgee PTSA - 7 p.m.Ray PTA - 7 p.m.

Elden PTA - 7 p.m.McNamara PTA - 7 p.m.Reynolds PTA - 7 p.m.Van Buren PTA - 7 p.m.

Baker Chamber Choirwith Liverpool Concert

Chorale@ Cicero UnitedMethodist Church

7 p.m.

DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS

ELECTION DAY

Elden Photo Retakes

NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOL

THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY


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BaldwinsvilleChristmas BureauRegistration @ theBaldwinsville PublicLibrary:

Nov. 14: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.Nov. 15: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.Nov. 17: 4 -7 p.m.Nov. 18: 4 - 7 p.m.

HALF-DAY FOR K-5



Palmer Holiday FoodDrive

11/24 - 12/5

HALF-DAY FOR K-5PARENT-TEACHER

CONFERENCESK-5 Dismiss 11:15 a.m.

for Sheltering Drill

EARLY DISMISSALFOR RAY, DURGEE &

BAKER FOR SHELTERING

Schools dismiss 15minutes early for drill

Durgee Musical, 7 p.m.Baker Auditorium

REPORT CARDSGrades 1-12

Elden Family Night6:30 - 8 p.m.

McNamara Team Shirt Friday

Palmer PTA MovieNight

6:30 p.m.

Durgee Musical, 7 p.m.Baker Auditorium

MARKING PERIODENDS

GRADES K-12

McNamara TeamShirt Friday

Jr. High Area All-State @ Cortland

McNamara PhotoMake-up Day

Beginner BandInstructional Night

Baker H.S.6:30 p.m. - Brass &

Percussion7 p.m. - Woodwinds

Palmer Photo Make-up Day

Baker/Durgee Bands7 p.m., Auditorium

Jr. High Area All-State@ Cortland

Baker High School Craft Fair, BakerGyms, 10-4 p.m.

Marching Band@Syracuse Veterans

Day Parade, NYSFairgrounds


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CITIZENSHIPCITIZENSHIP

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CHRISTMAS BREAK

NO SCHOOL

CHRISTMAS BREAK

NO SCHOOL

CHRISTMAS BREAK

NO SCHOOL

CHRISTMAS BREAK

NO SCHOOL

CHRISTMAS BREAK

NO SCHOOL

CHRISTMAS BREAK

NO SCHOOL

CHRISTMAS BREAK

NO SCHOOL

MERRYCHRISTMAS

Durgee WinterConcert

Band & Chorus 7:00p.m.

Baker Auditorium

Baker Financial Aid Night

6:30 p.m., AuditoriumElden Grades 4/5

Chorus/Band/OrchestraConcert, 6:30 p.m.,

GymMcNamara Holiday

Shoppe, 12/8 - 12/11Van Buren Holiday

Make & Take12/8 - 12/10


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

Van Buren WinterConcert - 6:30 p.m.

HAPPY HANUKKAHBegins at Sundown

Ray 7th Grade WinterConcert

Baker Auditorium, 7:00p.m.

McNamara WinterConcert

6:30 p.m.

Palmer KindergartenPancake Breakfast

10:00 a.m.

Palmer PrimaryConcert

Grades 1 & 22:30 p.m.

Palmer IntermediateConcert

Band, Orchestra,Chorus

6:30 p.m.

Reynolds WinterConcert

6 p.m. - 2nd Grade6:45 p.m. -

Intermediate

Baker Winter ConcertBand, Chorus,

Orchestra7 p.m., Auditorium

Reynolds 5th GradePasta Dinner withSanta - 6:00 p.m.

NYSSMA WinterConference @

Rochester


Rochester

Palmer Winter CraftWorkshop

3:30 - 4:30 p.m.

Ray 6th Grade WinterConcert @ Baker

Auditorium, 7:00 p.m.


Rochester

Baker High SchoolMadrigal DinnerCafeteria, 6 p.m.

Jr. High All-CountyAuditions @ Faith

Heritage

Baker High SchoolMadrigal DinnerCafeteria, 6 p.m.

Jr. High All-CountyAuditions @ Faith

Heritage


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Durgee 8/9 OrchestraConcert

7 p.m., BakerAuditorium

Board of EducationMeeting7 p.m.

Durgee Cafe


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HAPPY NEW YEAR

NO SCHOOL

MAWLID AL-NABIBegins at Sundown

NO SCHOOL

MARTIN LUTHERKING, JR.HOLIDAY

STUDENTS RETURNTO SCHOOL


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

MARKING PERIODENDS

GRADES K-12

Jr. High All-CountyMusic Festival @

Marcellus

REPORT CARDSGrades K-12

Sr. High Area All-State@ Ithaca College

Sr. High Area All-State@ Ithaca College

Elden Box Tops1/12 - 2/13

Baker Honors VocalRecital

7 p.m., Auditorium

Palmer PARP Read aT-Shirt Day

Palmer PARP SlipInto a Good Book

Day

McNamara BookExchange Drop-off

1/13 - 1/15

Elden PTA - 7 p.m.McNamara PTA @ Public

Library, 7 p.m.Palmer PTA - 6:30 p.m.Reynolds PTA - 7 p.m.Van Buren PTA - 7 p.m.

Baker Honors InstrumentalRecital

7 p.m., Auditorium

Reynolds PARPBegins

Van Buren PARP Kick-Off

Jr. High All-CountyMusic Festival @

Marcellus

McNamara BookExchange1/20 - 1/21

Van Buren PARP1/20 - 1/30

Ray PTA - 7 p.m.

Palmer PARP Begins Baker Alumni Concert

Sr. High All-CountyMusic Festival @West Genesee

Sr. High All-CountyMusic Festival @West Genesee


Palmer PARP BookExchange

All-District BandRehearsal

6:30 Location TBA

Palmer PARP GuestReader Week


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe


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PRESIDENTS DAYHOLIDAY

HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY

NO SCHOOL

WINTER BREAK

Palmer Ready forKindergarten

6:30 p.m.

Ray PTA - 7 p.m. Palmer Family BookNight

5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Elden Family FunNight - 6:30 p.m.

Van Buren PTAFamily Game Night

6 - 8 p.m.

Palmer 5th Grade WaxMuseum - 2:30 p.m.

Reynolds PTA - 7 p.m.Van Buren PTA - 7 p.m.

Palmer PARP BookDonation Day

Elden PTA FundraiserBegins

All-District BandConcert

Beginner Bands andBaker Wind

Ensemble/ConcertBand


All-District BandRehearsal

6:30 - 7:45 p.m.Baker Auditorium

Palmer PARPReading Train

2:30 p.m.

McNamara WellnessDay

Palmer 4/5 StudySkills Certificates

Junior Parent Night6:30 p.m.

Palmer PARPReading Reunion

2:45 p.m.

Palmer Movie Night6:30 p.m.




7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

Van Buren 2nd GradeConcert - 6:30 p.m.

All-County JazzAuditions @Solvay

NO SCHOOL

WINTER BREAK

NO SCHOOL

WINTER BREAK

NO SCHOOL

WINTER BREAK


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DAYLIGHT SAVINGTIME BEGINS

Durgee PTSA - 7 p.m.Ray PTA - 7 p.m.

All-District ChoralRehearsal @ Baker

6:30 - 8:30 p.m.

Jazz NightGrades 6-12

7 p.m. Baker Auditorium

HALF DAYFOR K-5



KindergartenRegistration at Your

School1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Ray Cabaret DressRehearsal

2:30 - 5 p.m., Gym

KindergartenRegistration at Your

School6:00 - 7:30 p.m.


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

Van Buren 3rd GradeConcert6:30 p.m.

NO SCHOOL

PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT

DAY

Ray Cabaret7 p.m., Gym

Ray CabaretSnow Date

Baker Junior Prom8 - 11 p.m.Baker Gym

All-District ChoralConcert


Palmer Science Fair6:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.

Van Buren WellnessFair

6-8 p.m.

Elden EnrichmentDay

Marching Band @Syracuse

St. Patrick’s DayParade

McNamara ScienceFair

5 - 6:30 p.m.

Durgee 8/9 BandConcert


Baker High SchoolMusical7 p.m.

Baker High SchoolMusical7 p.m.

Baker High SchoolMusical

1 & 7 p.m.

Read Across America

Palmer PARP Ends

Palmer PTA BookGive Away


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

Palmer PTA Enrichment Day3:30 - 5:00 p.m.

Elden PTA - 7 p.m.McNamara PTA - 7 p.m.Reynolds PTA - 7 p.m.Van Buren PTA - 7 p.m.

HAPPY ST. PATRICK’SDAY

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SPRING BREAK

HAPPY EASTER NO SCHOOL

SPRING BREAK

NO SCHOOL

GOOD FRIDAY

PASSOVERBegins at Sundown

NO SCHOOL

SPRING BREAK

NO SCHOOL

SPRING BREAK

NO SCHOOL

SPRING BREAK


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

Van Buren PTA CraftWorkshop

3:30 - 5 p.m.

Van Buren PTA CraftWorkshop

3:30 - 5 p.m.

Ray PTA - 7 p.m.

Beginner StringsConcert for

Van Buren, Palmerand Reynolds Only @ Ray, 6:30 p.m.

Beginner StringsRehearsal for

Van Buren, Palmerand Reynolds Only @ Ray, 6:30 p.m.

All-County JazzFestival @

Jamesville-Dewitt

Van BurenKindergarten Screening

9 - 2:30 p.m.

ELA ASSESSMENTSGRADES 3-8

Elden PTA - 7 p.m.Palmer PTA - 6:30 p.m.Reynolds PTA - 7 p.m.Van Buren PTA - 7 p.m.

MATH ASSESSMENTS

GRADES 3-8

Palmer Earth DayCelebration2:40 p.m.

MATH ASSESSMENTS

GRADES 3-8

MATH ASSESSMENTS

GRADES 3-8


All-County JazzFestival @

Jamesville-Dewitt



Elementary All-CountyMusic Festival @

Nottingham

NO SCHOOL

MARKING PERIODENDS

GRADES K-12Elden Dunkin’ Donuts forDudes, 7:45 - 8:35 a.m.

Elementary All-CountyMusic Festival @

Nottingham

Baker Faculty BasketballGame (Marching Band

Fund Raiser)


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Durgee Cafe - 7 p.m.McNamara Kindergarten

ScreeningBaker Honors Instrumental

Recital, 7 p.m., ChorusRoom

Elden Grades 4/5Concert, 6:30 p.m., Gym

McNamara PTA - 7 p.m.Palmer PTA - 6:30 p.m.

Reynolds PTA Dinner - 6 p.m.Van Buren PTA - 7 p.m.

McNamaraKindergarten

Screening

Palmer 3rd GradeConcert - 6 p.m.

Art Show & Ice CreamSocial

6:30 - 7:30 p.m.


Screening

Baker Honor SocietyInduction

7 p.m., Auditorium

Elden PTA - 7 p.m.

Van BurenKindergarten

Screening 9 - 2:30 p.m.


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

Van Buren PTA Bookfair5/18 - 5/19


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

Van Buren SpringConcert - 6:30 p.m.

Baldwinsville In-House NYSSMA

Festival4 - 9 p.m. @ Baker

NYSSMA SoloFestival

Van BurenKindergarten Screening

9 - 2:30 p.m.

NYSSMA Solo Festival

Palmer 1st GradeMother’s DayCelebration2:15 p.m.

Baker/DurgeeOrchestra

7 p.m. @ BakerAuditorium

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SELF-DISCIPLINESELF-DISCIPLINE

MOTHER’S DAY

NO SCHOOL

MEMORIAL DAY

Elden 3rd GradeOrchestra & Chorus

6:30 p.m., APR

Palmer MemorialDay/5th Grade

Presidential AwardsAssembly2:15 p.m.

Durgee Showcase6 p.m. - Art Show

7 p.m. - Talent Show

Palmer READy forKindergarten - 6:30 p.m.

Marching Band @Darien Lake

4th & 8th GRADE NYS SCIENCE

PERFORMANCETESTS

Elden Art Show/BookFair

6:30 - 8 p.m.

Reynolds SpringConcert

6 p.m. - 1st Grade6:45 p.m. - Intermediate

BUDGET VOTE6:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Baker Auditorium

Baker SeniorTransition Night for

Parents6:30 p.m., LGR

Elden Book Fair5/19 - 5/21

Ray PTA - 7 p.m.

Palmer IntermediateConcert

Band, Orchestra,Chorus

6:30 p.m.


Screening

Baker Band Concert7 p.m., Auditorium

Palmer Family BookFair Night

5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Reynolds Art Fest &Ice Cream Social -

6:00 p.m.

Seneca Falls Pageantof Bands

Seneca Falls Pageantof Bands

Baker Choral Concert7 p.m., Auditorium

Palmer PTA Book FairAll Week

McNamara Book FairAll Week

Baker Honors VocalRecital

7 p.m., Chorus Room

Ray 5th Grade ParentOrientation

Elden, Van Buren and5th & 6th Grade from

St. Mary’s6:30 - 8 p.m.

McNamara SpringConcert, 6:30 p.m.


Marching Band atBaldwinsville

Memorial Day Parade

Baker Senior Ball6:30 - 11 p.m.Location TBA


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Baker Moving Up DayElden Wellness Day

Van Buren PTACarnival

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REGENTS

Elden 5th GradeMoving Up Ceremony

McNamara 5th GradeMoving Up Day

Van Buren 5th GradeMove to Ray Day

9 - 10:30 a.m.

Van Buren 5th GradeCelebration

12:30 - 2:30 p.m.

REGENTS

RAMADAN Begins at Sundown

Palmer Olympics

REGENTS

REGENTS

Ray 6th GradeSpring Concert

7:00 p.m.Baker Auditorium

Ray 5th Grade ParentOrientation

Palmer, McNamara,Reynolds

6:30 - 8 p.m.

REGENTS REGENTS Last Day forTeaching Staff


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Van Buren 5th Gradeto Camp Talooli

Baker Athletic Awards6 p.m., Auditorium

Elden First Grade FlagDay Salute

2:30 p.m., Gym

Van Buren 5th Gradeto Camp Talooli

Van Buren 1st GradeFlag Day Concert

10 a.m.

Colonial Fest

Durgee Spring ChorusConcert

Baker Auditorium7 p.m.

Colonial Fest

McNamara Family FunNight

Van Buren SpringOlympics


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

4th & 8th GRADENYS SCIENCE

WRITTEN TEST


7 p.m., Durgee Cafe

FATHER’S DAY

Baker Graduation1 p.m., SRC Arena

Elden PTA - 7 p.m.McNamara PTA DinnerPalmer PTA - 6:30 p.m.Van Buren PTA - 7 p.m.

Durgee 8/9 BandConcert


FLAG DAY


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This is a summary of the Code of Conduct adopted by the Board of Education of the BaldwinsvilleCentral School District. The Code contains the rules for conduct on District property and at Districtfunctions, as well as the penalties for unacceptable conduct. The Code applies to all activities in theschool setting, and is not restricted to classroom settings. Students, parents, visitors, and Districtemployees all have responsibilities regarding the education of the District students and are subjectto the Code while on District property or at District functions.

The District expects students to come to school prepared to learn, and to conduct themselves ina safe and respectful manner while at school. Parents are expected to cooperate with the District inthe education of their children, and to communicate with appropriate school personnel regardingquestions or concerns. Teachers are expected to be prepared to teach and to strive for an atmos-phere of mutual respect in the classroom. Administrators are responsible for promoting a safe,healthy, and stimulating academic environment that is conducive to learning and student success.

The Code of Conduct has been revised, effective July 1, 2014. In this summary changesto the Code are in red.

4Student Rights and ResponsibilitiesThe Code contains a Bill of Student Rights and Responsibilities. Students have the right to an

education that offers them the opportunity for inquiry and development to their fullest potential.Students also have the right to be safe while on District property and at District functions, to receiveguidance from District staff, to participate in extracurricular activities, and to receive appropriate edu-cational and health services.

Students shall be free from bullying (including cyberbullying), discrimination and harassment onschool property or school functions including but not limited to the educational program, activities, oradmission policies of their school. Such conduct shall include, but is not limited to, threats, intimida-tion or abuse based on a person’s actual or perceived race, color, weight, national origin, ethnic ori-gin, ethnic group, religion, religious practices, disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender (includinggender identity and expression) or any other legally protected status.

Students are expected to attend school every day, perform all assignments to the best of theirability, respect the property of others, and set a positive example for others.

4Cell Phonesa. Students may not use or possess cell phones during the school (K-7) day. Prior to the start of

the school day, students’ cell phones must be immediately placed in lockers (Grades 6-7) and back-packs or other designated areas for personal belongings (elementary schools). C.W. Baker HighSchool and Durgee Jr. High School, only, may have the phone on their person, but the phone mustbe out of sight and turned off. Use of the device may be authorized by the building Administratorand/or classroom teacher for educational purposes in the classroom only.

b. Use of cell phones on a District school bus is prohibited; however, cell phones may be used bystudents at the discretion of the bus driver. Any misuse of a cell phone while riding on a school buswill be subject to the same consequences as outlined in Appendix A and B of this Code.

The school district accepts no responsibility for lost or stolen personal electronic devices on anyschool property.

4Electronic DevicesPersonal electronic devices shall include, but not be limited to cellular phones of all types includ-

ing those with photographic, videotaping and/or text messaging capabilities, tablets, Nintendo DSs,Blackberries, cameras, MP3 players, and laser pens. The use or possession of electronic devicesduring the school day is prohibited unless specifically authorized by the building administrator. Saiddevices must be turned off and stored within a locker during the school day (secondary schools). Inthe elementary schools, electronic devices must be turned off and stored in a backpack or other des-ignated area for personal belongings. The school district accepts no responsibility for lost orstolen personal electronic devices on any school property (cell phones rules are outlined inSection 7 of the Code). The District allows e-readers for the purpose of reading, only.

4TobaccoThe use, possession, sale or distribution of tobacco products is prohibited. Tobacco products

include but are not limited to cigarettes, pipes, chewing tobacco, snuff, herbal tobacco products,simulated tobacco products that imitate or mimic tobacco products, e-cigarettes, “vapes,” cloves,bidis and kreteks as well as matches and lighters. This prohibition extends to having such items onone’s person or in one’s locker or vehicle or other personal space.

4VisitorsThe Code applies to visitors, who are subject to the authority of the building principal while on

District premises or at District functions. Visitors must use the main entrance to the building andreport to the principal’s office upon arrival to sign the visitor’s log. Visitors will receive an identifica-tion badge, which must be worn at all times while on District premises.

4Dress CodeStudents, teachers, and visitors must dress appropriately for all District programs and activities.

Clothing which disrupts the educational process, or which promotes hatred, violence, alcohol, andtobacco use, or illegal activity is not permitted. All clothing must be safe in consideration of the envi-ronment, including shoes. Rollerblade footwear, backless shoes, and open toed shoes are not per-mitted on the playgrounds. Underwear is to be completely covered by outer clothing. No hats orhead-coverings, coats, or other heavy outerwear may be worn in school. The District does not allowoverly revealing garments or any jewelry or other apparel that could be used to harm students.School officials monitor student appearance, and intervene where there is a violation of the Code.

4Conduct on School BusesThe Code governs the conduct of students on school buses. The standards of conduct that apply

in the classroom also apply to conduct on school buses. All passengers are to obey the instructionsof the bus driver. The District may suspend a student’s right to ride the bus for any misconductincluding behavior that distracts the driver.

4ViolationsThe Code contains definitions of prohibited conduct. The Code is not meant to be an exhaustive

list of all possible acts of misconduct. Any conduct that violates the Code, any federal or New YorkState statute, or any established practice of the District may be the basis for discipline.

4DisciplineStudents, employees and visitors who violate the Code will be subject to disciplinary action and

District officials may use a range of responses to student misconduct. Before disciplining a student,District officials may issue a warning, conduct a parent conference, enter into a student behavior con-

tract, or provide counseling or mediation. Disciplinary actions may include a school or activity sus-pension, personal liability and police notification. Any person other than a student found in violationof the Code shall be subject to appropriate criminal and/or civil penalties.

4Due ProcessStudents are entitled to due process before the District imposes discipline. The District must

inform the student of the misconduct and investigate the facts surrounding the misconduct. TheDistrict must allow all students to present their version of the facts. Beyond this, the level of dueprocess ranges from parent notification and informal conferences to a formal hearing pursuant toEducation Law §3214. The Code also contains detailed procedures for dealing with misconduct byspecial education and disabled students.

4Teacher Removal of Disruptive StudentsThe Code authorizes classroom teachers to remove disruptive students from classrooms. The

Code spells out the procedures that must be followed when a teacher removes a student from theclassroom, including notice to the student and the opportunity for parents to meet with the principal.No teacher may remove a student with a disability from a class until the teacher has verified with theprincipal or the chairperson of the Committee on Special Education that the removal will not violatethe student’s rights under state or federal law.

4ReferralsThe principal must notify the Superintendent of Schools of any Code violation that constitutes a

crime and substantially affects the security of the school. The Superintendent, in turn, will notify locallaw enforcement. The principal must also notify the Superintendent of Schools and local law enforce-ment when he/she believes that any harassment, bullying or discrimination constitutes criminal con-duct. In an attempt to identify possible discipline problems before they occur, teachers may refer stu-dents to the In-School Planning Room. Students referred to the In-School Planning Room will remainthere until they have prepared a plan of action to improve their behavior. The District also providesa peer mediation program for students who come into conflict with one another.

4Dignity Act CoordinatorsThe principal at each school has been designated the Dignity Act Coordinator. These individuals

are available for students and staff and are responsible for assisting in coordinating and enforcingthe requirements of the Dignity for All Students Act.

The district’s Dignity Act Coordinators are:

Baker High School - Robert Edwards, Principal29 East Oneida StreetBaldwinsville, NY 13027 638-6000

Durgee Junior High School - Bonnie Van Benschoten, Principal29 East Oneida StreetBaldwinsville, NY 13027 638-6086

Ray Middle School - Geoffrey Morton, Principal7650 Van Buren RoadBaldwinsville, NY 13027 638-6106

Elden Elementary School - Tony Cardamone, Principal29 East Oneida StreetBaldwinsville, NY 13027 638-6118

McNamara Elementary School - Jane Nadolski, Principal7344 O’Brien RoadBaldwinsville, NY 13027 638-6130

Palmer Elementary School - Steven Frey, Principal7864 Hicks RoadBaldwinsville, NY 13027 638-6127

Reynolds Elementary School - Olivia Cambs, Principal222 Deerwood DriveBaldwinsville, NY 13027 638-6124

Van Buren Elementary School - Michelle Crisafulli, Principal20 Ford StreetBaldwinsville, NY 13027 638-6121

4ReportingAnyone who believes he/she has been subjected to discrimination, harassment, bullying or retal-

iatory behavior or has witnessed any possible occurrence of such conduct should immediately reportsame to any staff member or administrator. If a school employee learns of any occurrence of possi-ble bullying or harassment, the school employee shall orally notify the school principal no later thanone (1) school day after learning of such conduct. Such school employee shall also file a writtenreport no later than two (2) school days after making such oral report. If the District determines thata District official, employee, volunteer, vendor, visitor and/or student has violated the Code ofConduct or a material incident of harassment, bullying and discrimination has occurred, immediatecorrective action will be taken, it will take prompt action reasonably calculated to end the violation,eliminate any hostile environment, create a more positive school culture and climate, prevent recur-rence of the behavior, and ensure the safety of the student or students against whom such violationwas directed. Generally, responses to acts of harassment, bullying, and/or discrimination againststudents by students shall incorporate a progressive model of student discipline.

4Review of CodeIn order to reduce costs, the district is no longer providing a hard copy of the Code of Conduct for

each student and staff member, just to those who are new to the district. Anyone who wishes toreview the Code may do so. Copies of the Code are available for review at each school building.You can also review and download a PDF of the entire Code of Conduct book on the district’s web-site, www.bville.org.

Summary of District’s Code of Conduct

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Food Service Director

Brian Wright ...................................................638-6063, Fax: 635-3970Secretary/Accounts Payable: Lisa Carapella........................638-6064

Driver/Messenger: Darren Moyer...........................................638-6063

District Dietitian:

Kerry Dal, M.S., R.D.................................................................638-6063

Purchasing Officer

Pat McKenna .................................................638-6060, Fax: 635-3970

Treasurer

Tim Lynch .......................................................638-6057, Fax: 635-3970

Accounts Payable: Dean Crouch...........................................638-6058

Elaine Woolridge.....................................638-6059Payroll: Gabrielle Gaspe........................................................638-6046

Wendy Conway.........................................................635-4537

Benefits: Karen DelPriore.......................................................635-4545

Driver/Messenger: Don Voutsinas ......................................638-6055

School Information Officer:Kelly Cary..................................638-6180

Transportation

Assistant Transportation Supervisor

Dana Nelson..........................................638-6097 Fax: 638-6141

Facilities

Director of Facilities

Steve Rosenberger ........................................638-6100, Fax: 638-6141

Administrative Assistant: Tammi Corrente

Technology

Director of Technology

RJ DeLisle.......................................................638-6103, Fax: 638-6157

Network Administrator: John Cerio.......................................638-6103

District Media Secretary: Alison Neuman..............................638-6103

Athletics

Athletic Director Christopher Campolieta............................................................638-6053

Administrative Secretary: Annette Kearney

Program Coordinator: Colleen Case

Catherine McNamara Elementary School ...........................638-6130

7344 O’Brien Road fax: 638-5049

Baldwinsville, NY 13027

Principal: Jane Nadolski

Health Office ............................................................................638-6132

Pearl Palmer Elementary School...........................................638-6127

7864 Hicks Road fax: 638-6275


Principal: Steven Frey

Health Office ............................................................................638-6129

Mae E. Reynolds Elementary School ...................................638-6124

222 Deerwood Drive fax: 638-6169


Principal: Olivia Cambs

Health Office ............................................................................638-6126

Van Buren Elementary School .............................................638-6121

20 Ford St. fax: 638-6170


Principal: Michelle Crisafulli

Health Office ............................................................................638-6123

BaldwinsvilleCentral School District

29 E. Oneida St.Baldwinsville, NY 13027

District Office

Superintendent of Schools

Dr. David Hamilton.............................................638-6043 Fax:638-6041

Administrative Assistant: Lynn Voutsinas

Deputy SuperintendentMatthew McDonald............................................638-6047 Fax: 635-2120

Administrative Aide, Human Resources (instructional staff):

Carole Clark

Administrative Aide, Human Resources (non-instructional staff):

Beth Evanchak

Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction Joseph DeBarbieri.............................................638-6044 Fax: 638-6041

Administrative Assistant: Lynn Hildreth

Assistant Superintendent for Management ServicesJames Rodems ................................................638-6055 Fax: 635-3970

Administrative Secretary: Karen Anders

Special EducationDirector: Rocco Nalli .......................................635-4500 Fax: 638-6187

Assistant Director: David Kilcourse................638-6052 Fax:638-6187

CSE Secretary: Barbara Hunter..............................................635-4500

CPSE Chair/ School Psychologist:

Amy McDougall.........................................................................635-4572

CPSE & 504 Secretary: Nancy Wilson ...................................638-6061

District Data Manager

Mary Moyer.......................................................638-6050, Fax: 638-6406

District Registrar

Jaci Franc.........................................................635-4569, Fax: 638-6406

Director of Curriculum and InstructionLinda Law..................................................................................638-6065

Secretary: Jaci Franc......................................635-4569, Fax: 638-6406

Reaching Our SchoolsC.W. Baker High School ..........................................................638-6000

29 E. Oneida St. fax: 638-6150


Principal: Robert Edwards

Assistant Principal: Jennifer Cambareri, 10th Grade

Assistant Principal: Thomas Coughlin, 11th Grade

Assistant Principal: Thomas Fraher, III,12th Grade

Attendance .................................................................................638-6003

Homework Requests...................................................................638-6003

Guidance ...........................................................................638-6027/6028

Health Office ..............................................................................638-6018

Health Office fax: .......................................................................638-6174

Theodore Durgee Junior High School ..................................638-6086

29 E. Oneida St. fax: 638-6168


Principal: Bonnie Van Benschoten

Assistant Principal: Cynthia Cronin, 8th Grade

Assistant Principal: Alexander Ewing, 9th Grade

Attendance ................................................................................638-6159

Guidance ..................................................................................638-6088

Health Office ...........................................................................638-6081

Health Office fax.........................................................................638-6176

Donald S. Ray Middle School ................................................638-6106

7650 Van Buren Road fax: 638-6157


Principal: Geoffrey Morton

Assistant Principal: Melissa Chiodo-Miller, 6th Grade

Assistant Principal: Sharon Gridley-Pelkie, 7th Grade

Attendance ................................................................................638-6189

Guidance ...................................................................................638-6114

Health Office .............................................................................638-6111

Health Office fax: ......................................................................638-7406

Harry Elden Elementary School ............................................638-6118

29 E. Oneida St. . fax: 638-6171


Principal: Anthony Cardamone

Health Office ...................................................................... ......638-6120

Joan Reeves, President

James Goulet, Vice-President

Cheryl Cowen

Kimberly McIlroy

Victor Jenkins

Jeff Marier

Steven Schweitzer

Matthew Yager

Shelley Verma, Ex-OfficioStudent Member

TThe Board of Education meets throughout the year. Everyone is

encouraged to attend these public meetings to view proceed-

ings on topics of interest or to express their opinions on issues of

concern to them.

Board members do not represent particular geographical areas

but serve at-large. They do not receive any compensation for their

service. They welcome community participation. The superinten-

dent, Dr. David Hamilton, is the executive officer of the board.

Upcoming board meeting dates, agendas, minutes from previ-

ous meetings, and other board documents can be found on the dis-

trict’s website, www.bville.org, under BoardDocs.

Baker High School:

7:30 Doors close

7:34 Warning bell

7:37 to 8:20 1st Period

8:25 to 9:05 2nd Period

9:10 to 9:50 3rd Period

9:55 to 10:35 4th Period






Ray Middle School:7:30 Doors open

7:40 to 7:45 Homeroom






10:44 to 11:25 5/6 Period

11:17 to 11:58 6/7 Period


11:28 to 12:09 7/8 Period

12:01 to 12:42 8/9 Period




Elementary Schools:

Bus Arrival: 8:35 a.m.; Instruction begins 8:55 a.m. Dismissal: 3:15 to 3:30 p.m.

Durgee Junior High:

7:32 Arrival Bell

7:42 Warning Bell



9:08 to 9:33 WIN








2:39 Dismissal

About the District About the School Board

School Board Members

Registering Your Child School Hours

Annual Budget Vote May 19, 2015

District Statistics

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TThe Baldwinsville Central School District is a moderately sized

district comprised of five elementary schools (grades K-5), a

middle school (grades 6-7), a junior high (grades 8-9) and a high

school (grades 10-12).

Located in the northwest corner of Onondaga County, the dis-

trict has about 6,000 students who are drawn from the village of

Baldwinsville and the towns of Van Buren, Lysander and Clay.

A large, well-maintained fleet of buses transports children with-

in the district and to alternative educational sites in the metropoli-

tan Syracuse area.

The district is proud of its well-balanced educational program,

which emphasizes the intellectual, physical, social and emotional

growth of each student. The programs provided to students are

well-planned, educationally sound and cost-effective.

The district has a 91% graduation rate, and roughly 90% of grad-

uates go on to attend two- and four-year colleges.

In the 2013-14 school year, “Business First,” a Buffalo-based

business publication, ranked the district 1st in Onondaga County

for administrative efficiency and 7th in Upstate New York as well as

9th in academic performance out of 53 public school districts in the

Syracuse area and 45th in academic performance out of 429 in the

state.

Other highlights in achievement include:

42014 CNY Scholastic Art Awards - 33;

4A 2014 Best Community for Music Education designee, 5th

consecutive year; and

4Girls Varsity Volleyball - 2013 NYS Class AA Champion.

RResidents are asked each year to vote on the annual district budg-

et and the election of new school board members, who serve

three-year terms.

This school year’s annual budget vote and election is set for

May 19, 2015. Voting booths will be open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the

auditorium of C.W. Baker High School, on the main school campus at

29 E. Oneida Street.

To be eligible to vote, you must be 18 years of age or older, a citi-

zen of the United States, and a resident of the school district for at

least 30 days prior to the vote.

Absentee ballots can be obtained by calling 638-6055 or by

requesting an application through the District Clerk’s Office, 29 E.

Oneida St., Baldwinsville, NY 13027. Please vote!

District budget for 2014-2015 year ............................. $96,887,219

Number of schools in the district .................................................. 8

Enrollment as of June 2014.....................................................5,535

Elementary enrollment (grades K-5) ................................ ......2,335

Middle school enrollment (grades 6-7).................................886

Junior high enrollment (grades 8-9) .....................................968

High school enrollment (grades 10-12) ............................1,346

AAnyone with children of pre-school age in the district should regis-

ter with the district registrar at 635-4569. The registration office

is open all year except for weekends and holidays. Registration

hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. for walk-ins, and 1:00 p.m.

to 3:15 p.m. by appointment, Monday through Friday (July 1 to

beginning of September hours are 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. for

walk-ins and 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m by appointment).

Children are permitted to enter kindergarten if they are 5 years old

by December 1. It is mandatory that children attend at age 6. Proof of

birth and your child’s immunization records are necessary for kinder-

garten registration, which usually takes place in March or April.

Kindergarten is a full day program. If you have questions about

kindergarten registration, please contact the registrar at 635-4569.

Dimissal times for 1/2 day professional development days:

Elementary Schools 12:15 p.m.

Ray Middle School 11:15 a.m.

Durgee Junior High School 11:11 a.m.

Baker High School 11:00 a.m.

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Board of Education Schedule ofRegular Meetings for 2014-201544August 18, 2014

44September 15, 2014

44October 6, 2014

44October 20, 2014

44November 3, 2014

44November 17, 2014

44December 1, 2014

Board of Education meetings are held in the cafeteria of DurgeeJunior High School and begin at 7:00 p.m. unless indicated other-wise. You can view the agenda for each meeting at www.bville.org.Click on BoardDocs under the Board of Education tab on the home-page.

44May 4, 2015

44May 18, 2015

44June 1, 2015

44June 15, 2015

44December 15, 2014

44January 5, 2015

44January 26, 2015

44February 9, 2015

44March 2, 2015

44March 16, 2015

44April 13, 2015

Questions for board members should be directed to the DistrictClerk, James Rodems, at 638-6055 or [email protected].

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EEach year, Baldwinsville buses safely transport thousands of

students to and from their homes and to school-sponsored

events. School buses are regularly inspected both by state

inspectors and district mechanics. Drivers are carefully screened

and given periodic defensive driving and safety courses to sharp-

en their skills. Added to all of the above precautions for student

comfort and safety is a district belief that standards of conduct

are an individual and joint responsibility. The students, parents

and staff need to know and abide by the rules.

Inappropriate conduct or disruptive acts will be reported to the

building principal for his/her follow-up.

PParents with transportation requests for out-of-district loca-

tions must submit a form with the transportation department

no later than April 1. These forms must be filled out every

year. For more information, please call 638-6097.

4 Do not disturb the drivers. Their attention should be on driv-ing.

4 Cooperate with the driver and obey his/her reasonable requests.

4 Remain in your seat while the bus is in motion.

4 Do not throw or carry objects dangerous to yourself or oth-ers.

4 Keep hands, feet and head inside the bus at all times.

4 Be courteous and talk in a normal tone of voice.

4 Do not smoke, eat or drink on the bus.

IIf your child is ill, please call the school attendance office as

soon as possible on that morning. The school feels a clear

responsibility for the safety and health of each youngster. On

return to class, the student should bring a note or excuse written

by you as parent or guardian.

Parents are encouraged to have absent students reduce the

loss of attendance by asking for homework assignments from

friends, getting work in advance when an absence is anticipated,

or by contacting the teacher personally upon return.

Students who develop a pattern of being absent often become

discouraged from attending as they fall more and more behind.

They should be encouraged to attend regularly to develop more

comfort within their class and with the subject matter.

Tardiness to school can also negatively affect learning. The

opening minutes of a class are an important time. Even being a

few minutes late to class can cause problems with missed tests

or other materials.

IIn the elementary schools, close contact between the teacher and

home is important to the well-being of the child. Several times

each year, half days are set aside to allow one-on-one dialogue

between teachers and parents about a child’s progress. Teachers

often set appointments between 11:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

Occasionally, working parents may come to early evening appoint-

ments.

Throughout the remainder of the year, parents may be asked to

attend a scheduled parent conference meeting. At any time during

the year, a parent may ask for a teacher-parent meeting.

In the secondary levels, conferences may be initiated by a con-

cerned teacher or by the parent. Interested parents may call the

guidance department at any secondary school to arrange a meet-

ing with the teacher. Often a student’s respective teachers or his or

her academic team of teachers will meet with concerned adults.

TThe decision to close the schools is made by the Superintendent ofSchools. When it becomes necessary to close schools because of

weather or other emergencies, announcements will be made over all ofthe radio stations in the listening area, as well as the local televisionchannels. The Superintendent will also use the district’s telephone mes-saging system.

This same procedure is used if the closing is during the day. Underthese circumstances, students would return home using the normaltransportation procedures.

Attendance and TardinessParent Conferences

Non-discrimination Policy Transportation

Bus Rules

Out-of-District Bus Requests

Emergency Closings

2014-15 Breakfast & Lunch Prices

TThe Baldwinsville Central School District hereby advises students,

parents, employees and the general public that it offers employment

and educational opportunities, including vocational education opportuni-

ties, without regard to sex, race, color, national origin, ethnicity, creed,

marital status, age, sexual orientation, disability, religion, political appli-

cation, domestic violence victim status, socio-economic status, and mil-

itary or veteran status, and it provides equal access to the Boy Scouts

and other designated youth groups. Inquiries regarding this non-dis-

crimination policy may be directed to:

Deputy Superintendent in the Office of Human Resources


29 E. Oneida St.


315-638-6047

Breakfast, K-7: $1.50

Lunch, K-5: $2.25

Lunch, 6-12: $2.50

Milk: .60

Ice Cream: .75 - $1.00

You can deposit money into your child’s school meal account onlinethrough mySchoolBucks.com. You can find a link to this site on the dis-trict’s Food Service web page at www.bville.org.w

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District CommunicationsThe district communicates with parents and community mem-

bers on a regular basis, through the following methods:

www.bville.orgFor the latest district news, visit the district’s website.

School Messenger

The Beecon

The district uses this message system for routine notifications to

parents and staff, as well as emergency messages, such as school

closings. Messages are sent via the telephone, text messages,

and/or emails. This message system is only available to parents and

staff. Please contact your child’s school for more information.

The district publishes a monthly newsletter, The Beecon, to keep

you up-to-date on student and staff achievements, district programs,

initiatives and events.

BEE Informed E-Mail News Service

Like Us on FaceBook

The district has a free opt-in e-mail service, BEE Informed, which

enables members of the school district community to receive e-

mails and a weekly e-newsletter (during the school year) with the

latest district news and information. To sign up, look for the link on

the homepage of the district’s website.

Look for Baldwinsville Central School District, the organization

page, and “Like” us. The district posts news periodically on its wall to

keep community members updated on student and staff achieve-

ments, district events, and other information.

Mobile App

Follow Us on Twitter @BCSDBEES

The district has a free mobile app you can download from the

app store or Google Play. App features include news, notifications,

calendars and a staff directory. Look for Baldwinsville Central

School District.

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Who to Contact with Questions and Concerns

Accountability for Student Learning (NYS Assessment,Regents Exams, Local Assessments)Step 1: Classroom Teacher - If not resolved...Step 2: Building Principal - If not resolved...Step 3: Joseph DeBarbieri, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculumand Instruction - If not resolved...Step 4: Dr. David Hamilton, Superintendent

Athletic/Sports InformationStep 1: Coach - If not resolved...Step 2: Christopher Campolieta, Athletic Director - If not resolved...Step 3: Dr. David Hamilton, Superintendent

Breakfast/Lunch ProgramsStep 1: Building Principal - If not resolved...Step 2: Brian Wright, Food Service Director - If not resolved...Step 3: James Rodems, Assistant Superintendent for ManagementServices

Building Use Request (Scheduling Events in School Facilities)Step 1: Building Principal (request Use of Facilities Form, completeand return) - If request is for a gym or field: ChristopherCampolieta, Athletic Director - If not resolved…Step 3: James Rodems, Assistant Superintendent for ManagementServices

Curriculum Information (Class/Course)Step 1: Teacher and/or Guidance Counselor - If not resolved...Step 2: Building Principal - If not resolved...Step 3: Joseph DeBarbieri, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculumand Instruction

When you have a question about the district or a problem or concern, do you know who in the district to call first to find theanswer or to resolve the issue? Below is a step-by-step outline of who to contact in the various departments of the school district.When you need assistance, please contact the individual listed in Step 1 first.

District Communications/PublishingStep 1: Kelly Cary, School Information Officer - If not resolved...Step 2: Dr. David Hamilton, Superintendent

Graduation RequirementsStep 1: Guidance Counselor - If not resolved…Step 2: Building Principal - If not resolved...Step 3: Joseph DeBarbieri, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculumand Instruction - If not resolved...Step 4: Dr. David Hamilton, Superintendent

Medical InformationStep 1: Contact the nurse in your child’s building - If not resolved...Step 2: Building Principal - If not resolved...Step 3: Julie Carpenter, School Nurse Supervisor - If notresolved…Step 4: Dr. David Hamilton, Superintendent

School Information (Learning, Code of Conduct, Expectations,Grading, Report Cards, Classroom Behavior, etc.)Step 1: Classroom teacher/guidance counselor - If not resolved...Step 2: Building principal - If not resolved...Step 3: Joseph DeBarbieri, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculumand Instruction - If not resolved...Step 4: Dr. David Hamilton, Superintendent

Guidance and Career ServicesStep 1: Guidance Counselor - If not resolved...Step 2: Building Principal - If not resolved...Step 3: Joseph DeBarbieri, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculumand Instruction

Intervention CounselingStep 1: Counselor - If not resolved...Step 2: Building Principal - If not resolved...Step 3: Dr. David Hamilton, Superintendent

Special Education Information/Special NeedsStep 1: Special Education Teacher - If not resolved...Step 2: Building Principal - If not resolved...Step 3: Rocco Nalli, Director of Special Education - If notresolved...Step 4: Dr. David Hamilton, Superintendent

TechnologyStep 1: Building Principal - If not resolved...Step 2: RJ DeLisle, Director of Technology - If not resolved...Step 3: Joseph DeBarbieri, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculumand Instruction

Transportation Information (Pickup, Route Problems, BusBehavior, etc.)Step 1: Transportation Department - If not resolved...Step 2: Building Principal - If not resolved...Step 3: James Rodems, Assistant Superintendent for ManagementServices

WebsiteStep 1: For district site, contact district webmaster PatriciaMcKenna, [email protected]

For a school website, contact the school’s webmaster. Webmasters are:Baker High School – Michael Foster, [email protected] Jr. High School – Lindsay Cesari, [email protected] Ray Middle School – Michael Pauldine, [email protected]

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Elden Elementary School – Karen Lesser, [email protected] Elementary School – Jean Kaval, [email protected] Elementary School – Justin Ashworth,[email protected] Reynolds Elementary School – Linda Parise, [email protected] Buren Elementary School – Karen Canino, [email protected]

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Step 2: Building Principal - If not resolved with the school…Step 3: District Webmaster, Patricia McKenna - If not resolved…Step 4: Dr. David Hamilton, Superintendent

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