Frequently Asked Questions
- What time must my child be at school?
- How do I change my child's method of transportation to/from school?
- If my child is on medication, what do I do?
- What can I do if I have a concern or problem about my child?
- Where is the Lost and Found?
- What is the school address and phone number?
- Who are the teachers in third grade?
- Who is the principal?
- How do I know what my child is doing at school?
- How does my child get the grades on the report card?
What time must my child be at school?
The school opens at 7:50 a.m. and your child must be in class by 8:20. Students should go to the cafeteria if they arrive at school before 8:05. Students who arrive later than 8:20 must receive a tardy slip from the front office.
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How do I change my child's method of transportation to/from school?
If you need to change your child's afternoon transportation, you must send a note on that morning. If you forget to send a note, your child will not be allowed to make the change. If you find that a transportation change is necessary and you have not sent a note, please call the office well before dismissal time.
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If my child is on medication, what do I do?
All medication must be brought to the nurse's office in the original container with a written note giving her permission to give the child medication.
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What can I do if I have a concern or problem about my child?
Please contact me to schedule a time to talk about your concerns. Give me a call at 833-4100 or send an email.
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The Lost and Found is located in the Cafeteria. Please label everything in permanent marker with your child's name.
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What is the school address and phone number?
James E. Plew Elementary School
220 Pine Avenue
Niceville, FL 32578
phone 850-833-4100Back to Top
Who are the teachers in third grade?
For 2007-2008, the third grade teachers are Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Pereira, Mrs. Burnette, Mrs. Carrier, and Mrs. Russ.
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The principal is Mr. David Larrimore.
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How do I know what my child is doing at school?
You can check your child's grades online at anytime from the Okaloosa School District Parent Internet Viewer. Progress reports are sent home about every 4 weeks, and report cards are sent home every nine weeks. Graded daily work and tests are sent home each week in the Tuesday Folder.
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How does my child get the grades on the report card?
All grades reflect what your child has learned based on third grade skills completed in class. These include weekly tests, unit tests, teacher-made tests, board work, class assignments. Find out more about Grades and Work Expectations.
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