School Information and Mission Statement
Lake Washington School District No. 414
16250 N.E. 74th St. Redmond, WA 98073
(425) 702-3200
Norman Rockwell 's Annual Report
Norman Rockwell Beliefs
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Learning is a journey, traveled on a different path and at a different pace by each individual.
Basic education is the foundation which enables a student to know
- How to find out what needs to be known
- How to process the information
- How to apply the information
- An effective teacher is one who: creates an environment which fosters academic, social and emotional growth; stays current with best practices; enables students to reach their potential and become productive citizens.
- Schools promote partnerships between parents, students, and community members that enrich the environment and embrace students in a community of learners as well as share in the responsibility for the student's learning.
- Students should take responsibility for their own learning.
- All members of the Rockwell Learning Community must demonstrate respects for the rights and roles of each other.
Norman Rockwell Mission Statement
- Every Child at Norman Rockwell will be successful.
Norman Rockwell Staff Pledge
We understand the importance of student achievement and shall strive to:
Provide meaningful homework
Positively reinforce good homework habits
Record all assignments
Hold students accountable.
Building Rules
Students Are Expected To:
Show respect for self and others:
- Follow adult directions promptly without verbal or physical exchange.
Follow all classroom rules.
- Try to solve own peer conflicts.
- Use appropriate language (no verbal abuse, negative language or negative gestures).
- Keep hands and feet to self (spitting and using objects to harm others is not permitted).
- Respect school property and property of others.
Be safe:
- Walk in the classrooms, breezeways, and courtyards.
- Follow the directions of safety patrols.
- Arrive at school after 8:20 am (there is no supervisor on the grounds until that time).
- Use all equipment appropriately.
Be courteous:
- Arrive at school on time.
- Treat others the way you would like to be treated.
- Dress appropriately for school.
- Use quiet voices in classrooms, breezeways, and courtyards.
- The following items are not allowed at school: hardballs, super balls, skateboards, scooters, roller blades, whistles, electronic items, trading cards, toy weapons, toys and playground type equipment.
- Personal items including toys and play equipment need to be left at home and enjoyed there.
- Skateboards, scooters, roller blades, and bicycles are not permitted at evening school or PTA events.
- The school is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
Playground Rules
The playground is for fun and exercise. It is a privilege to have a place to stay. Each student at Rockwell has a right to have fun and be safe on the playground. To make sure that the playground is fun and safe for everyone, each student needs to know and obey the rules.
Students may:
- Play ball games like tetherball, handball, football, baseball, kickball, Danish Rounders and soccer. The rules that are taught in PE class are the ones to be used. The judge is the next person in line.
- Play hopscotch and jump rope.
- Bring toys, balls, and jump ropes from home, they must be shared and follow the school rules.
- Play on the slide - on bottoms, feet first.
- Play on the playground side of the path in the woods.
- Enter the building from recess with a pass only.
- Ring - Start at ring with green tape and go in one direction.
Students may not:
- Play after the recess bell rings, they must line up and leave tetherballs alone.
- Run on the blacktop or in the gravel.
- Use inappropriate language, swearing or spitting.
- Push, fight or play fight.
- Throw pinecones, rocks, or sticks. They must remain on the ground at all times.
- Play tag on the Big Toy or any place else.
- Piggy back or pick up other students.
- Take food or gum out of the building, except at lunch recess when it's popcorn or licorice day!
- Bring any toys with batteries.
- Pick up sticks, pick berries, leaves, or anything on the ground.
- No digging.
Dress Code
- Students are expected to wear clothes that are suitable to school and to all school related events.
- Clothing that distracts from the education process will be subject to review.
- Objectionable graphics, drug, alcohol or tobacco advertising is not allowed.
- Hats or bandanas for girls and boys are permitted to and from school and during recesses but may not be worn in the building or classes.
- Pants should be at the waist and appropriate size.
- Shirts should extend over the waistband of the pants so no midriff is exposed and no undergarments or straps show.
- No short-shorts, tank or swim strap type garments, makeup or wallet chains are allowed.
- Students wearing attire that is not suitable will be reminded; call home to obtain appropriate clothing and/or the school will provide the appropriate item.
Daily Schedule
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Schedule:
8:25 AM First Bell
8:30 AM Tardy Bell
8:25 - 3:00 All-Day Kindergarten
8:25 - 11:10 AM Kindergarten
12:15 - 3:00 PM Kindergarten
Wednesday Schedule:
8:25 - 1:30 pm Early Dismiss
8:25 - 10:25 am AM Kindergarten
11:30 - 1:30 pm PM Kindergarten
Morning Recess:
10:15 - 10:30 Grades 4, 5, 6, 3,
10:30 - 10:45 Grades K, 1, 2,
10:15 - 10:45 Library
Lunch Schedule
11:40 - 12:00 Grades K, 1, 2,
12:00 - 12:15 Grade 3, 4
12:10 - 12:30 Grades 5, 6
Lunch Recess Schedule
12:00 - 12:30 Grades K, 1, 2,
12:15 - 12:45 Grade 3, 4
12:30 - 1:00 Grades 5, 6
Afternoon Recess
2:00 - 2:10
pm
SCHOOL DISMISSAL:
3:00 PM (except Wednesdays @ 1:30)
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