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SCCS New Security Practice to Protect Younger Students (5-12 Years Old)

Dear SCCS members,

In order to create a more secure learning environment and serve the students/parents better, the SCCS Board approved the following new security practice for 2018 to 2019 school year, specifically to protect younger students (5 to 12 years old) and their siblings under 5 years old:

1. During the class time: The teacher will keep the attendance record of each student, call the roll, and ask his/her parents or designated person by his/her parents to sign him/her out when class is over. No students can leave the classroom without being signed out by the above people, and all students must be picked up by 5:30 pm ($1 /min fine will be collected after 5:30pm). If any students need to use restroom during the class time, they should be accompanied by the assigned room parents or student volunteers. This practice should be monitored by the assigned room parents for each class.
2. Each family should agree with and sign the following SCCS waiver when registering students on line:
   SCCS waiver: Parents should be responsible for the safety of all their kids during the SCCS school time when kids are in the Southern Connecticut University school buildings. SCCS is NOT responsible for any security accident caused by the parental negligence.
   
3. In case a security accident occurs, parents should:
   • Call 911 if it is a medical or fire emergency, and inform the SCCS administration team.
   • Everyday incidents may be reported to Southern Connecticut University police by dialing 888 from any in-house telephone or calling extension 25375. Direct phone call line is: 203-392-5375.
4. During a fire emergency, all students should be evacuated out of the building by the classroom teacher. Parents and kids not in class should leave the building as soon as possible from the nearest exit.

Note:

• Any violation of the above safety practice will be subjected to monetary fine, and the lowest fine payment is $20.
• The above safety practice will take effects starting from the fall semester of 2018 and will be reviewed in the spring semester of 2019. It will be reviewed annually after that.

Thanks,
SCCS Board