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SCHOOL UNIFORM REGULATIONS
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Tops:
Required shirt styles include
· Royal Blue, Light Blue, Gold, or White polo style shirts
· Light Blue or White buttoned-down collared style shirts, long or short-sleeved
· White Butterfly-collared style shirts for girls
· Royal Blue Golden Springs Elementary School screened t-shirts.
All shirts must be tucked in. Any tops worn underneath the uniform for layering purposes must be in solid uniform colors.
Bottoms:
Khaki or Navy colored bottoms are required. No denim material will be allowed.
Options include:
· Plain front or pleated pants - must fall at the natural waist
o No pencil pants or frayed hemlines
· Skorts - must be no shorter than fingertip length
· Shorts - must be no shorter than fingertip length
o No frayed hemlines
· Jumpers - shorts must be worn underneath
· Skirts - may not fall shorter than 2 inches above the knee and shorts must be worn underneath
· Capris
Belt:
Black, brown, or solid uniform color belts are required for all 3rd-6th grade students if there are belt loops on the student's uniform bottoms. All belts must be worn tight to the waist.
Shoes:
Shoes must cover heels and toes and must not hinder the student from participating in physical activities. It is strongly suggested that students wear athletic tennis shoes or shoes with rubber soles.
Socks:
Socks are required to be worn by all students at all times and may only be in solid uniform colors. Tights and leggings may also be worn, but must be in solid uniform colors.
Outerwear:
Students may wear any coat or jacket to school. However, no hoods may be worn inside the buildings or hallways.
Sweaters or sweatshirts that are solid, school uniform colors may be worn over uniform clothing.
Hair:
Extreme hair color/style that causes a disruption or interferes with the learning environment will not be allowed.
POLICY FOR FREE DRESS DAYS
Acceptable dress for Free Dress days will be consistent with the dress code outlined below.
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GOLDEN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RULES
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Students have the right to expect their school to be a safe and comfortable campus that is conducive to learning. In order to maintain this right, specific rules have been established. Please take a few minutes to reinforce these rules with your child.
1. I will not push, trip, hit, kick or harm a student in any way.
2. I will use trashcans to dispose of trash.
3. I will use restrooms quickly and leave them clean
4. I will walk in the halls and corridors
5. I will enter class on time and with my materials.
6. I will not throw rocks or any dangerous item.
7. I will leave all toys, electronic games, pets, and knives at home. Electronic games will only be permitted when Mr. Pantanini specified they can be brought to school (example: during testing)
8. I will not chew gum in school.
9. I will not write on walls, desks, books, or on any school property.
10. I will not play tackle football, hardball, or any other dangerous games.
11. I will play on designated playground areas.
12. I will show respect to others and will not use profanity or make obscene gestures.
13. I will obtain permission and get a pass from my teacher or campus supervisor if I need to come to the office.
14. I will obey the classroom rules my teacher has posted.
15. I will use the slide safely; sitting upright, feet first.
16. I will use the bars in a safe manner; at least one hand must be on the bar at all times.
17. If a ball goes over the fence, I will get permission from a teacher before I go to get the ball.
18. I will stay away from the fences adjacent to the playground.
19. I will not wash my hands in the drinking fountains.
20. I will not scream in the hallway or on the playground.
21. I will stop playing and freeze immediately when the recess bell rings. Then line-up after the whistle.
22. I will line up in the cafeteria line in a quiet orderly manner.
23. I will eat in the cafeteria or outside eating area in a quiet orderly manner.
24. I will clean up my own mess before I leave the cafeteria or outside eating area.
25. I will walk to the playground after being dismissed from lunch in an orderly manner.
26. I will line up by my classroom in a quiet manner after each recess.
27. I will follow the directions of all staff members, classroom teachers, campus supervisors, parents and cafeteria personnel at all times.
28. I will not use a cell phone during school hours.
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If a student chooses to break any of the rules, he/she will be reprimanded accordingly. Parents will be contacted if a child continues to defy the school rules.
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 Click here to see the list of reading counts books listed by title and grouped by lexile.
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What does the PTO do?
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Our PTO helps to fundraise & distribute donations to different areas in our school. Through the hard work from our parents we are able to financially support field trips, our athletic department, library & other academic extra curricular needs of our school & students. Our members devote countless hours to the school. |
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What can you do to help?
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The PTO always welcomes volunteers. You can be a one time volunteer or volunteer to take a position on the PTO Board. We always welcome new faces and ideas.
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Field Trips and Working Parents
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Most parents work full time and cannot volunteer in class. However, you can participate in your child's school experience by taking a day off and going on a field trip. However, in order to participate in this activity you MUST fill out a form at the school office. The process takes months so fill it out now for future field trips. |
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Policy on Cell Phone Use in School
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The use of cell phones is only permitted before school and after school. Students are to place cell phones in the OFF position in their backpacks during school hours (including recess and lunch). At no time are students allowed to have their cell phones on the playground, other than what has been stated and definitely for the purpose of taking pictures. Please help us in our quest to provide a safe learning environment for all children. |
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Use of Electronics in School
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It has come to our attention that there is an excess use of electronic equipment during the school day. Just a reminder that if students bring game boys, iPods, or any other type of electronic equipment to be used during recess and lunch recess, it is their sole responsibility. Golden Springs' teachers, staff and other fellow students will not be responsible for lost, stolen and broken equipment. PLEASE BE CAUTIOUS! |
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Medication
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Medication must be accompanied by a Pomona Unified School District form signed by the doctor and the parent. Only then, can it be administered by the Office.
Students may not bring any type of medication, either prescribed or over the counter to school |
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