Welcome back to school! I am so excited to be starting another year at Greenville! For those of you who are new to the school, let me take a quick minute to introduce myself. My name is Stephanie Adams, and I have been a principal in this school district for the past 10 years, and I LOVE my job! This is my second year at Greenville. I grew up in the Rose Park area of Salt Lake City and moved to Logan for school where I met my husband. My husband and I live on the south end of the valley and we have kids in elementary, middle and high school. We love taking time to enjoy the outdoors and playing board and card games as a family when we are indoors. We have 2 dogs, 2 turtles, and a fish who always naps floating upside down. (He’s done this for over a year now and always wakes up for feeding time.) When I am not working or hanging out with my family, you can find me in the mountains, on a long walk through the fields, or curled up with a good book. I am excited to see all of our students and families from last year and to get to know all of our new families who are joining us this year. If you ever need anything, please feel free to reach out.

Bus Schedules: Bus schedules are available online: CCSD Bus Schedules and Stops  Please be advised that the schedules change during the summer and are not finalized until the week before school starts.

Drop off and Pick up: Please review the Pick Up/Drop Off map and procedures before the first day. Remember that we need everyone to stay in the pick up line--no leapfrogging-when a car has loaded, they will pull out and everyone behind them will move forward. Pick up takes less than 10 minutes each day if we all do this.

Circle Drive: This area is for students who are prepared to immediately exit/enter the vehicle.  The entrance is on 400 East.  Keep the line moving by pulling as far forward as possible.  For their safety, students should exit/enter from the passenger side only.  Drivers do not exit vehicles in this zone.  Parents exit onto 2500 North with a right turn only.

Parking Lots: Designated parking lots are on the west of the school and northwest of the circle drive.  These parking lots are for parents/caretakers to park, exit the vehicle, and assist their child to the school.  Do not stop or exit the vehicle in the middle of a parking lot.  Students in these areas must be accompanied by an adult until they are safely away from cars.

2500 North: Buses drop off and pick up along 2500 North.  Please leave this area clear for buses.  North Park police have requested that students do not cross the busy streets by our school unassisted by an adult.  Students wishing to cross these streets should use the assistance of the crossing guards.  

Meal Prices and Menus: 

Lunch Prices: $2.05 Student/child.
(as of Aug. '19)    $ .35 milk
                        $3.65 Adult

Breakfast Prices: $1.40  Student/child

Breakfast is served from 8:40-9:00 AM.  If you would like to join your student(s) for lunch, an adult ticket can be purchased at the office for $3.50. 

Lunch menus will be sent home monthly and can also be accessed on our school website by clicking on the lunch menu icon under Quick Links or under What's Happening at Greenville Elementary setion. click the article titled What's For Lunch?

If you need financial assistance we strongly encourage everyone to apply for free or reduced lunch on the district website. Free/Reduced Lunch Application.

School Newsletter: Our newsletter is the Dragon’s Nest and lets you know what’s happening at Greenville Elementary.  Most communication from school will be by email in order to save money, resources, and time.

PTA Information: PTA information will be sent home with your child on the first day of school.  Most of the information from this packet will also be available on the district website www.ccsdut.org.

Community Council: Greenville Community Council has some available positions. This is a great way to have some input on happenings at our school.  To find out more about Community Council and how to participate, check out Greenville's Community Council page.

Dress Code: A copy of the school dress code can be found on the district website or at this link. Dress Code This is a district policy and is standard for all Cache County Schools. Below is a summary of that policy. The Cache County School District has established the following guidelines to aid parents and students in selecting proper school attire:
1. Students should be clean and well groomed (hair, clothes, cosmetics). If safety is a factor, more stringent standards may be applied.
2. Shoes or sandals must be worn at all times while on campus.
3. Except for religious or medical purposes, hats, caps, and other head coverings shall not be worn or displayed inside school facilities during school hours.
4. Clothes shall sufficiently cover undergarments at all times.
5. See-through or net fabrics, halter-tops, off-the shoulder or low-cut tops, bare midriffs, and muscle shirts (sleeveless/bare midriff shirts) are prohibited.
6. Shorts and skirts should be worn nearer the knee.
7. Clothing, jewelry, personal items (backpacks/bags, binders, bandanas, etc.), and skin shall be free of writing, pictures, symbols, insignia, or color combinations which:
a. Communicate crude, profane, or sexually suggestive messages
b. Displays drug, alcohol, or tobacco advertising, promotion, or likenesses
c. Advocate racial, ethnic, or religious prejudice
d. Represent or give evidence to gang membership or affiliation

Cell Phones & Smart Watches: Cell phones must be powered off and put away while students are at school. If cell phones are out during the school day students will be warned and asked to power it off and put it in a backpack. If it occurs again, it will be taken from the student and must be collected from the oce at the end of the school day. Additional incidents will require a parent to come and retrieve the phone.

Smart Watches may be worn as long as they do not become a distraction and are not being used inappropriately.

All communication from parents to students or teachers during the school day must be done through the school phone line.

Animals/pets at school: Dogs, cats and all other animals/pets are not allowed in the school at any time. If a student or parent has a legal service animal, you need to notify the oce prior to attending so the principal can work with you to make accommodations for you and/or your student.

Health Protocol
Please review the school district health protocol, and remember that when a child is ill they are not able to return to school until 24 hours have passed with them being symptom free. If your child needs a health care plan or medication administered at the school please fill out the appropriate forms at this link: Health Care Forms and bring them back to the school as soon as possible. Medical services can not begin until we have the proper documentation

School lunch menus, calendar, and other information can always be found on this website www.ccsdut.org/greenville.

Help Needed in the School: We have a need to fill these job openings in the following areas:

Reading Aides: This position would have you working in small reading groups throughout the day. Your groups would range from 2-6 students, and you will be trained in the district direct instruction reading programs. Hours for the different positions range from 12-16 hours a week. The beginning pay rate is $14.25/hr. Please contact me via email at stephanie.adams@ccsdut.org You will also need to submit an application on the school district website.

Special Education Paras: We are in need of additional special education paras. These positions range from small group instruction to individual student behavior support. You will be trained on how to teach the different programs and how to work with students on behavior interventions and support. The hours for these positions range from 12-25 hours per week. If interested please apply on the district website and contact Melissa Porter and Brandi Richens with any questions you may have. melissa.porter@ccsdut.org and brandi.richens@ccsdut.org

Substitute Reading and Resource Aides: This is a great opportunity that gives you the freedom to work when you want. Reading aides work with students in dierent grades in a small group reading environment. Training on using the reading program will be provided. Resource aides work in small groups teaching reading and math throughout the day. Materials and lesson plans will be provided by the teacher. If you are interested please contact Melissa Giddings at: melissa.giddings@ccsdut.org

Specialist Substitutes:  In this position you would sub for our prep teachers in the areas of art, music, PE, or in the media center. You would meet with six classes during the day and cover the material prepared for you by the regular teacher. It is a position where you could say yes when you want to work, and no when you don’t, giving you a lot of flexibility. If interested, please contact Principal Adams at: stephanie.adams@ccsdut.org