Perkins School

Every Student, Every Day

Announcements

  • Welcome Message

    From the Main Office

     

    Dear Families,

     

    Welcome to Perkins School! We are proud of our school where we feel that every staff member here strives to make a difference in the lives of children. We have talented adults working with our students comprised of incredible teachers and support staff.  We are ready to support “Every Student, Every Day” both academically and socially to create a culture of learning, paving a path for future success.

     

    We know that by working collaboratively we will ensure an excellent education for your child. Please remember, your child’s academic success requires teamwork. It is essential that our parents and community members are partners in learning, and we believe it is our job to ensure we are providing the framework and foundation for that relationship. We encourage all parents to become involved in our school. We have a wonderful parent organization, the Perkins School PTA, which supports us and provides fun and educational events for students throughout the year. We also have many opportunities for parents to volunteer at events and in our classrooms.

     

    We know that each day will bring new experiences for our students that will be positive and engaging. We look forward to working with you and your child to ensure a productive and safe learning environment that learning environment that promotes the highest levels of student success.

    Mrs. Achille        Mr. Herbst

    Sue Achille, Principal                 Greg Herbst, Assistant Principal

    Mrs. G       Mrs. Crowder

    Sarah Griepsma, Secretary      Amanda Crowder, Secretary
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  • Please be prepared to show identification upon entering Perkins School.

    Student Drop Off - Parents dropping off students in the morning should use the loop on Maple Avenue.
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  • Amazon will donate .5% of the price of your eligible amazon smile purchases to the Perkins School PTA! https://smile.amazon.com/ch/16-1451872

    Help Perkins PTA!
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  • Perkins School Values, Mission and Vision

     

    VALUES:

    We believe that with appropriate support and in a nurturing environment, all students can learn.

     

    MISSION:

    Together at Perkins School, we will provide an environment that is safe, positive, fun and engaging that enables our students to thrive in their learning and growth in all areas including academic, social and emotional.

     

    Vision:

    Perkins School students will show their HEARTS through Hard work, Excellence, Accountability, Respect, Teamwork and Safety.
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Newsletters

Behavioral Matrix

  • Behavioral Matrix

    Below is a behavioral matrix that reinforces our expectations of: Be Safe, Be Kind, Follow Directions. We want you to be a partner in helping us make our school a more positive place for our children to learn. To ensure that all parents and children are aware of the school expectations, please review the matrix with your child/children.

    Thank you for being an active partner with us!

     

    BE SAFE

    BE KIND

    FOLLOW DIRECTIONS

    CLASSROOM

    ·   Keep hands and feet to yourself

    ·   Be where you need to be       

    ·   Eyes, ears and brains       on          

    ·   Calm body

    ·    Respect differences

    ·    Kind words and voices

    ·    Be a helper

    ·   Do your job

    ·   Be on task

    ·   Listen to adults in our school

    HALLWAYS

    ·   Stay with your class

    ·   Use walking feet

    ·   Keep hands to yourself

    ·   Don't disrupt learning of others

    ·   Walk on the right side

    ·   Respect the work on the walls

    ·   Voices off

    ·   Eyes toward the leader

    BATHROOMS

    ·   Quietly wait your turn for sinks and stalls

    ·   Keep the bathroom clean

     

    ·   Flush toilet after using

    ·   Respect others and their privacy in the bathroom

    ·   Tell an adult if there are concerns in the bathroom

    ·   Wash hands with soap and water

    ·   Use bathroom breaks

     

    ASSEMBLIES

    ·   Be where you need to be

    ·   Eyes, ears and brains on

    ·   Hands and feet to self

    ·   Use good audience manners

     

    ·   Be an active listener

    ·   Watch for adult signals

    ·   Make good seating choices

    CAFETERIA

    ·   Keep hands to yourself

    ·   Use inside voices

    ·   Use walking feet

    ·   Use table manners

    ·   Wait your turn in line

    ·   Listen to adults

    ·   Make good seating choices

    ·   Eat your lunch

    RECESS

    ·   Use equipment/toys correctly

    ·   Hands and feet to self

    ·   Eyes, ears and brains on

     

    ·   Take turns

    ·   Be a problem solver

    ·   Listen to adults

    ·   Listen to your friends

    ·   Play by the rules

    DISMISSAL

    ·   Eyes, ears and brains on

    ·   Hands and feet to self

    ·   Be where you need to be

    ·   Walking feet

    ·   Quiet voices

    ·   Kind words

    ·   Listen to adults

    ·   Toys stay in your backpack

    BUS

    ·   Keep your body to yourself

    ·   Use quiet voice

    ·   Stay in your seat

    ·   Use kind words

    ·   Help other who need help

    ·   Keep your seat and floor     clean

    ·   Always Listen to the bus driver

    ·   Make good seating choices

     
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Perkins Vision

  • Supporting School Success Workshop

    We would like the opportunity to present our workshops, Supporting School Success to the parents/guardians/caregivers of students within your school district, grades kindergarten to three.

    The Supporting School Success program is a series of five 2-hour, research based interactive workshops.  The first two foundational sessions cover core skills parents need to become active partners with their child’s school (creation of a learning environment in the home and effective communication among family members).  For the remaining sessions, parents choose three out of the following five activities: reading and writing, math, homework, problem solving, and teaching skills.  In addition, while parents are participating in the workshops, their children attend Kid’s Kamp, where they participate in engaging activities that reinforce the program’s content.
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