Bringing items to school: Items such as bikes, radios, Walkmans, tape recorders, electronic games, etc., should not be brought to school by students. Toys, scooters, skateboards, and roller blades are not allowed. Students are not allowed to ride their bikes to school. 

Drop-off and pick-up procedures: Students should be on the school grounds at 8:10 a.m. when the first bell rings. Parents should leave plenty of time to get their children to school on schedule. Students may be picked up when school is dismissed at 3:10 p.m. 

Half-days: When there is no school in the morning, students should report at 12:05 p.m. When there is no school in the afternoon, students will be dismissed at 11:23 a.m. 

Leaving early: The office and the teacher must be notified of medical appointments or emergencies. For appointments, a written note must be provided stating the time the student will be picked up and who will be taking him/her. 

Lost and Found: There is a "Lost and Found" area located near the office. Please mark your children's rainwear, hats, coats, mittens, jackets, etc with his/her name. We have many items each year which are never claimed. 

Medications: The Lansing School District has a strict policy regarding the administration of medicine. NO MEDICINE (INCLUDING NON-PRESCRIPTION DRUGS) WILL BE GIVEN UNLESS BOTH THE PARENT AND PHYSICIAN GIVE WRITTEN CONSENT AND DIRECTIONS. Yellow medication forms are available in the office for this purpose.

School Records: Under federal law, your child's school records are available for your inspection. To review your child's records, please contact the principal. 

Student Dress: The Board of Education policy states the students, along with their parents, have the responsibility to dress themselves so that it is not disturbing to other students who should be concentrating on learning activities. no short shorts, see-through tops, or halter tops are allowed. Footwear should be worn by all students at all times. Belts should be worn to prevent sagging pants.

Supplies: For grades K-2 students are encouraged to come with: Two large boxes of facial tissue, a supply box (small enough to fit in their desk, two glue sticks, one medium bottle of glue, crayons (no more than 64), scissors. Grades 3-5 should bring, two large boxes of facial tissue, two five-subject spiral notebooks, one composition book, two steno pads, one three-ring binder, two folders with pockets, washable markers and colored pencils, scissors, glue, and erasers.