Hazel Grove
Elementary School
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Your student's educational experience and school community is very important. Learn more about how our schools run, attend events, ask questions, and share you insights with us.
BETTER TOGETHER
Join us January 25th from 4-5 P.M. for our first Better Together Wednesday of 2023!
This month's event focuses on Restorative Practices in the classroom! Come learn about how your colleagues are incorporating Restorative Practices, Circles, and Principles into their work with our students.
Register here: https://www.crowdcast.io/c/btw12523
All Better Together Wednesday Sessions are recorded.
UPCOMING FAMILY ADVOCACY DAYS
Sign up with your teacher to for a parent/teacher conference this upcoming Family Advocacy time.
The next FA days are:
-Feb. 1st, from 2:45pm to 6:45pm
-Feb. 3rd, from 8:30am to 4:30pm
HORNET H.E.R.O. ASSEMBLY
Each month we celebrate students in our classrooms who show fantastic Honesty, Empathy, Respect, and being On Task. If you student is nominated, we encourage you to come and join us as we celebrate their H.E.R.O. behavior!
Volunteer Opportunities
We love having parents and family members join us in the Hazel Grove community! We often have volunteer opportunities for adults to come into the school and help out teachers or interact with classrooms. If you are interested in participating, contact your teacher or the school office, either via phone or in person.
These are a few of our current volunteer opportunities:
Classroom Grandparent:
If you are retired and would like to have a great new way to occupy your day, consider joining us as a classroom grandparent.
Multilingual grandparents especially wanted!
Help with office work:
We are looking for adults who would like to help with filing papers, compiling binders, making copies, and assisting with other office tasks.
Volunteer Impact Program
Find more opportunities and learn more about volunteering in the KCKPS school district here.
Enrollment and Parental Consent
Stay up to date on school enrollments and parental/guardian consent information. With field trips and other exciting activities happening all the time, it's important to check with your student every day about announcements and permission slips. You don't want them missing out on all the cool learning experiences available. (Most forms will be sent home in both Spanish and English.)
UPCOMING FAMILY ADVOCACY DAYS
Sign up with your teacher to for a parent/teacher conference this upcoming Family Advocacy time.
The next FA days are:
-Feb. 1st, from 2:45pm to 6:45pm
-Feb. 3rd, from 8:30am to 4:30pm
MySAEBRS STUDENT TESTING
All students need parental/guardian consent to participate in MySAEBRS testing. Teachers will be reaching out to families to instruct on this. Read here for more information on the subject:
SUMMER SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
Summer may feel ages away, but the truth is we're already more than half way through the 2022-2023 school year. So get ahead of the rush and get signed up for summer school now.
F.A.Q.'s
Q. Where can I find a school calendar?
A. You can find the Hazel Grove calendar here, and find the KCKPS district calendar here.
Q. Is there tutoring available outside school?
A. Yes! There are tutoring options for before and after school. Contact our office to learn more.
Q. Where can I find a menu for school breakfasts and lunches?
Q. How can I change my child's pick-up routine?
A. If you change your child's pick-up routine, you must call or visit the school office to clear the new plan with the school. We recommend you do this at least the day before. If you do not inform the school of the change, your student must following their normal routine.
Also, if an adult is sent to pick up your child, they must be on our preapproved list. If they are not, the child will not be allowed to leave with them.
You can reach our office at: (913) 627-7000
Q. How do I get in contact with my child's teacher?
Q. Where can I find a map of the pick-up/drop-off route?
Q. What should I do if my student is having social/emotional issues at school?
A. Firstly, we recommend speaking with your child's teacher. Depending on the situation, they may help you get in contact with one of our school counselors.
There are also resources that may help you and your child here.