Contact information

Mrs. Peggy Kermick
215-632-1375
pkermick@christthkingschool.com
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Dress Code

Girl's Uniform - Grades 6 - 8
Uniform plaid skirt
White knit shirt with CTK logo - long/short sleeve
Cranberry/navy/black/white knee socks/tights
Cranberry V Neck Sweater with CTK logo
Cranberry V Neck Vest with CTK logo - optional

Makeup, nail polish, large or excessive jewelry are not permitted. (Earrings should be post only - no hoops; 1 pair only. Buttons or pins should not be worn unless they are given through school. A religious medal may be worn. Skirts and jumpers are to be worn no more than 2" above the knee. Skirts may not be rolled at the waist. Shirts are to be tucked in and buttoned.

Boy's Uniform - Grades 1 - 8
Navy blue dress trousers
Light blue knit shirts with a banded waist with a CTK logo - long/short sleeve
Cranberry V Neck Sweater with CTK logo
Cranberry V Neck Vest with CTK logo - optional
Belt - Grades 5 - 8 No belt needed with a banded waist.
Uniforms shoes - blue/black
Trousers should not be denim or corduroy. Earrings are not permitted.

Gym Uniform - Girls and Boys - Grades 1 - 8
Navy blue sweatshirt with CTK logo
Navy blue sweatpants with or without CTK logo
Navy blue shorts with CTK logo
White or blue knit shirt with CTK logo
White Socks
Sneakers with ties
Gym uniforms are to be worn on the assigned day. CTK team sweatpants as well as hooded sweatshirts may not be worn for gym class. No jewelry is to be worn on gym day.

Summer Uniform - Girls and Boys - Grades 1 - 8 (Date is announced according to the weather .)
Navy blue shorts with CTK logo
White knit shirts with CTK logo - Girls
Light blue knit shirts with CTK logo - Boys
Sneakers
White socks

Hair should be clean at all times. NO extreme hairstyles are permitted. The length of boys hair should not be below the shirt collar and should not cover the eyes. A note signed by a parent is needed if a student in not in full uniform. On special days, students are permitted to come to school without uniforms. However, dress should be in good taste and be appropriate for school. Flip flops or soccer slides are not permitted.

Absences

Please call the school if your child is going to be absent. A note explaining why the student was absent must accompany the child when he/she returns to school. It is the student’s responsibility to make up any missed work/test. If the work or test is not made up the grade will result in a 0.

 

Classroom Rules and Procedures

The following Rules are in effect in both rooms all the time:

1.The Golden Rule
2.Come prepared for class
3.Respect yourself and others
4.Follow the dress code
5.Follow all directions (written or oral)
6.Raise your hand and wait to be called on before speaking.

If a student chooses to break a rule the following consequences will be enforced:
1.Verbal warning
2.Removal of students from others
3.Mark on his/her calendar
4.Parents will be contacted
5.Meeting with Principal
 
The following procedures are in effect at all times:

1.Students must be on time.
2.The proper heading must be on all loose leaf assignments.
3.Students may only write in Pencil.
4.All assignments handed in must be in cursive.
5.Students will enter and exit rooms quietly.
6.After change of class, NO STUDENT returns to homeroom (effective October).
7.Students are not to touch anything on or near the teachers’ desks.
8.Students are responsible for keeping their desks and the area around their desks clean.
9.Restrooms must be used at recess and lunchtime. In an emergency, a student may ask to be excused.
10.Textbooks/workbooks are to be neatly covered at all times.
11.Students are to remain silent during Channel One.
12.All money handed in must be in an envelope marked with the student’s name, homeroom and what the money is for.

If a rule is broken, the calendar will be marked. Three or more bad behavior marks in a given time period will result in the loss of a trip/assembly and a lowered Behavior Grade. If the offense is serious, a Pink Slip will be issued.  Two Pink Slips equals a suspension from school.

Trip Policy

The only thing that will keep any student from not attending a trip or assembly is bad behavior. If a student’s calendar has 3 or more bad behavior marks on it within a given time frame, he/she may not attend the trip or assembly.

There is an all day trip planned for the end of May for the 6th grade. In the past, we've gone to Baltimore and the Statue of Liberty.