Policies

Endeavour Elementary
801-402-0400

Emergency Preparedness Plan 

Standard Response Protocol

 

Parent Guide to Emergency Evacuation

Notification – Depending on circumstances.

• Optimal notification will come through the District Phone System letting you know of an evacuation of the school and the location students will be assembled.
• In some cases, notification will be by radio and television alerts.
• In extreme cases, there will be no notification and evidence of an evacuation will be obvious (example – earthquake).

Location – Depending on circumstances. 

• Behind the school on the playground 
• LDS church located near the school at 1955 S 350 E Kaysville, UT

Procedures –

• Students will be with their classroom teacher.
• Parents must sign student out with teacher.
• Those listed on the Emergency Evacuation form, will be the only adults that are allowed to check out a student. They must also possess a picture ID.

Evacuations are done in extreme circumstances. Because of this, please stay calm, be patient, and cooperate so we can get all students home in a safe, orderly manner. Please know that every attempt will be made to keep students safe from harm.

 

Endeavour SNAP Plan 

Volunteer Agreement

• All visitors/volunteers must login to the computer in the office and wear a badge for the duration of the visit. When leaving, you must sign out on the same computer.

• Door Access Procedures

  • Press the buzzer to alert office staff. Please wait patiently, it may take time for the office staff to communicate with you.

  • Show Picture ID to the camera lens.

  • Once approved, you will enter through the Office door within 5 seconds.

 

Guidelines for Indoor Recess

The onsite administrator should consider indoor recess when the following conditions exist:

• Temperatures are less than 20 degrees including wind chill
• Air Quality standards set forth by the Utah Department of Health
• The air quality guidelines and current conditions can be obtained at
  • http://health.utah.gov/asthma/ or http://www.airquality.utah.gov/
• Wind, rain, freezing rain, snow, sleet, hail – Any time the principal feels it is in the best interest of the children.
• Conditions of Playground
  • Blacktop condition
  • Ice build up
  • Snow build up
  • Frozen fall material in big toys
  • Ice and snow build up on play apparatus
• Supervision availability: Indoor activities must have the same standard of supervision as regular classroom activities.

The decision to keep our students indoors is made based on a site evaluation of the conditions at the facility by the School Principal. Input for this decision could come from, administrative interns, support services staff, school nurse, PTA, Joint staff, school directors and the Risk Management Dept.

Suggestions for Indoor activities: Board and card games, marbles, jacks, computer games, tic tac toe, reading. 

 

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Davis School District Parent Resources

What is the SafeUT Tip Line and App?

SAFE UT- Crisis and Safety Tipline

How to Submit a Tip

• Students experiencing crisis, bullying, threats or who are aware of a threat can communicate with SafeUT in the following ways:

  • SafeUT Mobile App (call and chat functions)

  • Call Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 (routed to a UNI crisis counselor at the UNI CrisisLine)

  • Reporting via website will be available via individual school websites as schools onboard this function

     

    Key Features of SafeUT

• Anonymous, confidential and password protected

• Real-time, two-way communication with SafeUT crisis counselors available 24/7

• Tips can be submitted with picture and/or video

• Mobile App works with Apple & Android devices

• Multiple languages available

Davis District Elementary Student Technology Resources Acceptable Use Agreement 

CELL PHONE POLICY

Students may possess and use electronic devices at school subject to the following:

1. Students may carry or possess electronic devices at school and school-sponsored activities.

2. Use of electronic devices during the school day, including pass-time between classes and lunchtime is prohibited.

3. They must be completely powered down, turned off and kept in a student backpack, or turned in to the teacher.

4. Students may use electronic devices before school begins, and after the final bell of the school day, so long as they do not create a distraction or disruption.

5. Use of electronic devices on school buses is at the discretion of the bus driver. Distracting behavior that creates an unsafe environment will not be tolerated.

   If a student violates this policy, his/her electronic device may be confiscated. When an employee confiscates an electronic device under this policy, he/she shall take reasonable measures to label and secure the device and turn the device over to a school administrator as soon as the employee's duties permit.

    

   The electronic device will be released/returned to the student's parent or guardian after the student has complied with any other disciplinary consequence that is imposed.

• 1st offense – The device is returned to the student after school with a warning from the teacher.

• 2nd offense – The device should be brought to the office and can only be picked up by the parent.  An administrator will make the parent notification.

• 3rd offense – The student may no longer bring an electronic device to school.  The device should be brought to the office and can only be picked up by the parent.  An administrator will make the parent notification.