News and Announcements

Registration is now open, call the main office or stop by

Documentation needed:

• Updated Immunization
• Physical Address

OPEN HOUSE/ MEET YOUR TEACHER NIGHT-

Thursday, July 24^th  @ 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM

SCHOOL SCHEDULE: Monday through Thursday

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL: Monday, July 28^th

 

DROP-OFF TIME: 8:30 AM

SCHOOL STARTS: 8:45 AM

BREAKFAST: 8:30 AM

• After-school bus/ pick up changes are made before noon
• Any drop off after 9:00 AM is considered absent

SCHOOL IS RELEASED @ 3:45 PM

 

• 4^th and 5^th grade students who want to try out for sports during the year- please complete an updated physical, football and volleyball try-outs will start August 11^th.

   

• Backpacks - @ SME- ALL BACKPACKS MUST BE CLEAR-
  • Students who need to bring back packs

• Kindergartners/ First Grade Students– for extra clothes
• Student – athletes- put their back packs in the front office during the day

 

District Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy- Personal electronic devices are disruptive to the education environment therefore as required by the Children’s Internet Protection Act and Arizona Revised Statute 15-120.05 the following policy applies to all students attending Whiteriver Unified School District schools:

Elementary School-Kindergarten to Grade 5

• Personal electronic devices are not allowed at school.
• Students will be restricted from accessing the district’s network but will have necessary access associated with instructional programs and assessments.
• Parents may contact students by calling the front office.
• Students may request the front office staff to contact their parent.
• Travel updates for sports and other school activities will be sent out via Bloomz and social media.
• Emergency communications will be sent out to parents via the Bloomz communication platform-text messages, phone calls as well as social media posts. Students will be allowed to contact parents from a school phone when safe to do so.
• Students requiring a personal electronic device due to a medical condition or other extenuation circumstance must have a written IEP, 504 or administrator approving the use of such device.

 

Violations of District Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy- If a student if found in violation of the policy the following consequences will be given:

• First Offense-warning and parent contact
• Second Offense/Repeated Offense-confiscation of the device and device will be release to the parent at the end of the school day.
• Repeated Offenses-may be considered “Insubordination” and progressive discipline will be followed according to the Discipline Policy.

 

 

 

Seven Mile Elementary School is built on land graciously donated to the Whiteriver Unified School District by Mary Velasquez Riley. Mary V. Riley was a strong advocate for tribal education and fought for better schools so that her Apache people could move into the future while preserving their tribal traditions.