Fort Braden’s 10th Annual Daddy Daughter Dance will be Saturday February 29th from 5:00PM - 8:00PM.

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Dear Parents and Guardians,

Fort Braden School will be moving to “paperless” report cards beginning in January, 2020. You will no longer receive a paper copy of report card grades. We will be posting both progress reports and final grades Report cards to Parent portal for your instant review.  

Paper report cards will be provided upon request. To find out more or register on parent portal, please visit:

https://www.leonschools.net/parentportal

Computers are available for parent use in the Fort Braden Guidance office as well as the Leon County Public Library.

If you experience any issues with registering or logging into Parent Portal, please contact Amy Yanez (yanez2@leonschools.net) in guidance at 488-9706 or Assistant Principal Kim Sims (simsk@leonschools.net) at 488-9374.

Thank You

Fort Braden School

Queridos padres y guardianes,

Fort Braden School se trasladará a boletas de calificaciones "sin papel" a partir el 15 de enero 2020. Ya no recibirá una copia en papel de las calificaciones de la boleta de calificaciones. Publicaremos informes de progreso y calificaciones finales en el portal de Padres para su revisión instantánea.

Las boletas de calificaciones en papel se proporcionarán a pedido. Para obtener más información o registrarse en el portal para padres, visite:

https://www.leonschools.net/parentportal

Las computadoras están disponibles para el uso de los padres en la oficina de orientación de Fort Braden, así como en la Biblioteca Pública del Condado de Leon.

Si tiene problemas para registrarse o iniciar sesión en el Portal de Padres, comuníquese con Amy Yanez (yanez2@leonschools.net) en orientación al 488-9706 o con el Asistente del Director Kim Sims (simsk@leonschools.net) al 488-9374.

Gracias

Escuela de Fort Braden

NEWS FROM THE CLINIC:

Sometimes it is difficult to make the decision about whether or not your child is sick enough to stay home from school.  With minor symptoms early in morning, you cannot predict if he/she will feel better or worse during the course of the day.  These guidelines can be of help when you’re trying to decide what’s best to do.

The main reason for keeping your child home are:

• If he/she is too sick to be comfortable at school to participate in activities.
• If he/she might be contagious and spread disease to other children.

A child should stay home if there is:

• FEVER of 100 degrees or more, children should be fever free for 24 hours without medication before returning to school.
• VOMITING or DIARRHEA, children should be symptom-free for 24 hours and be able to hold down food and liquids before returning to school
• FREQUENT COUGH
• PERSISTANT PAIN (EAR, STOMACH , THROAT, HEAD)
• WIDESPREAD RASH

Any of these problems may require a call to your child’s doctor.

FLU season.    Practice and teach your child to cough into elbow, and wash hands frequently.

FACTS ABOUT HEADLICE:

• Anyone with hair can get head lice.
• Head lice is common among children in school
• Having head lice does not reflect poor hygiene OR social status.
• Head lice are parasitic insects that live in hair of humans.
• Head lice are spread easily from person to person by direct contact.

Leon County Schools has a no nit policy. If you child has live lice and/nits, you will be called to pick up your child from school.  Your child will be re-admitted to school when he /she, upon examination by clinic staff, is free of all lice and their eggs (nits). Please come into school with your child to be rechecked.

Nit removal is the key to successful treatment and necessary for a student to be re-admitted to school. This prevents the eggs from hatching into new lice. Lice shampoo is available at most drug stores. However, lice shampoo only kills live lice not their eggs (nits). You can prevent your child from contracting and spreading head lice by checking your child’s head periodically for lice.  Do not share hats, scarves, jackets, towels, and brush/combs.

If your child scored below a Level 3 on the 2018-2019 English Language Arts Florida Standards Assessment, they may be eligible for a reading scholarship account available through the Florida Department of Education.

Click HERE for more infomation.

Please click HERE for the updated bus routes for 2019-2020 starting on 8/19/2019.

Important Announcement from LCS Transportation

Starting Monday, August 19, all bus routes and stops that were in existence during the 2018-2019 school year will be reinstated.

The school district website will be updated to include the route number and times of pick up and drop off.

If your child is new to the district or his or her school (either through transfer or grade promotion) you will have access to his or her new pick up and drop information through our district website www.LeonSchools.net/busstops.

In addition, our school district call center is open now to take any questions you may have. Our number is (850) 487-7250. We will be answering calls Friday from 8:00 am – 6:00 pm, and Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am – 5:00pm.

Thank you in advance for your patience in this matter.

Click HERE for an important bus loading update for Fort Braden School.

School Grade Announcement!

Click HERE for information about our school grade for 2019-2020. If you have regesitred with ListServ you will receive an email with the file attached.

Printed copies of this information is available in the front office as well.

Earn Cash for Our School
No More Clipping. All You Need Is Your Smartphone.

Click HERE to learn more.

Click HERE to see a list of participating products.

The Title I office is excited about launching the first Title I Newspaper.

Click on the link below to download it now:

Title I: News You Can Use

Leon County Schools Read-At-Home Plan

For K-5

Click Here for more information