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THE BCS EXPERIENCEAn education at BCS can be a good and rewarding experience for both parents and children. Several basic principles will contribute to this:
In working together we can help your child develop a Christian life philosophy that will prepare him for today and the future. CHAIN OF COMMANDOccasionally during the course of the year, misunderstandings or problems will arise between the teacher and a student, teacher and parents, parent and school, or one of several other possible areas. Such a misunderstanding often results from lack of communication between those involved. Students must, at all times, conduct themselves in a manner become a Christian. Griping is not tolerated! If a student comes home complaining about a discipline policy, parents should follow this procedure:
The administration has adopted a set policy for these situations, and complaints or problems will be handled in the way prescribed. (Matthew 18:15-17)
Finally, but only when all the above three (3) steps are taken in order and without satisfactory resolution, does the problem find its way to the school board through written appeal. The address is: BCS School Board, Trinity Baptist Church, 1367 Main St., Brockton, MA 02301. COMMUNICATIONOffice CommunicationOffice communications will be sent home on Wednesdays. This includes the BCS newsletter (the BCS Connection), lunch order slips, and other school information. AfterCare bills and statements will also be sent on Wednesdays. Please check your child’s backpack daily to see if any messages have been sent home. Appointments with TeachersPlease do not try to see teachers before or after school unless you have made an appointment to do so. A phone call the day before will help the teacher clear his or her time to see you. MessagesIf you need to get a message to your child regarding car pool drivers, changed appointments, etc., these messages will be delivered at 1:30 PM. Please call before this time to have a message delivered. Notes Concerning AbsencesAll students are expected to abide by all state laws and school regulations regarding school attendance as well as other state laws and regulations regarding education. Parents/guardians and students should make every effort to see that a student is present every day that school is in session. Absences disrupt the continuity of instruction and education cannot be entirely regained, even by extra after school help. Learning gained through interaction with peers and staff in class cannot be duplicated. Generally, absences can be excused for illness, death, or serious illness in the family, court dates, or for any other exceptional reason. If your family is going away for an extended time, leaving school early or taking children out of school for appointments, please send an individual note to each of your children's teachers to facilitate communication. Parent ConferencesParent conferences are held each November for all students in grades 1 - 8. One or both parents/guardians should attend, as report cards will be given out and reviewed at the parent conference. Individual conferences may be made in the spring after the third report card, if desired by the parent or the teacher. Individual conferences may be arranged with the teacher whenever necessary. Please make these appointments by calling the school office, or sending a note directly to your child's teacher. |
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