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Attendance
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Student absences will be recorded as unexcused until a signed note is received at the attendance office. This note MUST be received within three days of the student’s return to school. Please make sure that your note has the child’s FIRST and LAST name, grade, date of absence and reason for the absence. A daytime phone number is also needed. The student should drop the note off at the front office upon his or her return to school.
Please remember that if you are signing out your child early that it must be completed by 1:30 pm and by 12:30 pm on Wednesday.
For pre-arranged absences, please complete and return the Pre-Arranged Absence Request form.
CHILL Counseling Program
Ms. Wood - x243
To students, life’s problems sometimes seem too big to handle. That is why the Winter Park Health Foundation (WPHF) established the CHILL Program in partnership with Orange County Public Schools and its Winter Park Consortium of Schools.
CHILL—Community Help & Intervention in Life’s Lessons—is a free counseling program for students of all ages in the public schools serving Winter Park and neighboring communities who need help with issues such as divorce, grief and loss, low self-esteem, anger management and depression. CHILL Counselors help families, as well as students, to promote healing throughout the family system. There is no cost to students or families.
For more information on this program, visit http://www.healthykidstoday.org/cyi/chill.html.
The CHILL Program works closely with the SAFE Program.
SAFE
Ms. Taylor - x317
SAFE (Student Assistance and Family Empowerment)
SAFE (Student Assistance and Family Empowerment) is a program that coordinates a variety of services for students and families, such as:
¨ Prevention programs for alcohol, tobacco and other drugs (ATOD)
¨ Bullying prevention programs
¨ SAFE Ambassador Program and Prevention Clubs
¨ Programs that promote developmental asset building
¨ Peer mediation and conflict resolution
¨ Support groups for students
¨ Homeless advocacy
¨ Crisis intervention and postvention
¨ Parent education and resources
¨ Community service provider partnerships (including mental health counseling services)
¨ Partnership with the After School Zone in middle schools
The overall goal of these programs is to create a positive, safe, and nurturing environment for each of our students here at Maitland. The SAFE program is based on a team approach, and relies on the help and collaboration of parents, faculty, students, and community members.
Cafeteria
Mr. Power - x226
For information on lunch menus and nutrition go to https://www.ocps.net/op/food/Pages/Nutrition.aspx.
For meal prices, click here.
Breakfast will be served starting Monday September 8 (7-7:20am) in the cafeteria.
Menu: Sausage Biscuit or a Cereal Bar, Milk, Juice
Cost:
Students‐ Full Paid $1.50
Students‐ Reduced Price $ .30
Adults $2.00
Milk Carton/ Chug $ .35/ $ .50
Clinic
Nurse Mira - x269
For the Authorization for Medications form, click here.
Media Center
Ms. Scott - x227
If you are interested in volunteering in the Media Center on a weekly basis, please contact Ms. Scott. She would welcome your help!
Officer Denicola - x233
Ms. Ugarte - x224