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First Day of School - Where to go?
(2010-2011)

(You may bring your supplies the first day, but it is not necessary.
Paper, a pen or pencil, and a lunch or lunch money is all that you need the first day.
Your teacher will inform you as to when all your supplies are needed.)

Earliest Arrival on Campus is at 8:00 AM.
First Period begins at 8:30 AM.
First Bus Dismissal bell is at 3:35 PM.
Second bus load/Car riders/Walkers will be dismissed at 3:38 PM.
Latest Pick-Up is at 3:45 PM.

(Tentative as of August 7, 2010)

5th Grade:
All 5th grade students are to report to Patios 1 and 2 when arriving on campus. (Student Council and Beta Club members will assist them in finding their classroom.)
6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade:
When they arrive on campus, all 6th and 7th grade students will report to the gym for a brief general assembly and homeroom assignments and 8th grade students will report to the cafeteria.

ID Card
Students attending LJA Middle School are required to purchase I.D. cards. Students must wear the card at all times while on campus. These cards identify the students as members of the enrollment at L. J. Alleman and serve many purposes in addition to ensuring the safety of the student population.
Student I.D. cards have numbers coded on them which simplifies getting food in the cafeteria, checking out books in the library, and various other processes on campus.

LJA Planner
Each student at LJA Middle school needs to purchase an assignment/agenda planner. This book serves as a place to record assignments, as well as the student's Hall Pass. It also provides for an effective and regular means of communication between home and school.
Students are responsible to have this book in their possession every day and to record necessary information in it. Parents are asked to review the planner daily as a way to keep informed about student progress and content of the classes.