Policies and Procedures

  • Visiting the School:

    We are happy to have visitors during the school day. For the safety of our campus, please adhere to the following protocols. 

    • All visitors must check in at the office. 
    • Face masks are not required at this time, but are available on request for anyone who would like one. 
    • If you plan to volunteer, please ensure you have completed the district protocols. Volunteer Info Here

    Late Arrival & Early Dismissal: 

    • All late arrivals within the first 30 minutes should enter the school through the Multi-Purppose room. If you arrive after 8:15 please check-in. To ensure your students get the most out of their school experience at Greer, please do your best to get your students here on time every day.  Don't forget school breakfast starts at 7:15. 
    • When arriving for an early dismissal, please make sure to allow up to 15 minutes to locate your students and bring them to the office. 
    • Early Dismissals can only occur with contacts that are listed in the students' profile and that have provided an accompanying ID.
    • Early Dismissals can not be prearranged and a guardian must be present in the office for an Early Dismissal. For safety and security purposes, we can not release your student with a phone call to the office. 

    Dress Code :


    Appropriate school clothing is expected from all Greer students:

    • Shoes need a sturdy back strap for running and daily PE. (no heels or “wheelies”)
    • Drug, alcohol, smoking, violent messages or slogans on clothing is inappropriate.
    • Bare midriff, tank tops, spaghetti straps or see through clothing are inappropriate.
    • Jewelry must be safe and inexpensive.
    • Shorts/skirts/dresses must be no shorter than fingertip length (early fall/late spring only)
    • No SAGGING
    • No gang related dress will be tolerated.
    • Hats are allowed on the playground only for protection from the sun.
    • No make-up

     

District Policy on Use of Students in Photos and Video

  • Photos and video footage of students add significantly to the communication value of district and school publications, television productions, and websites. It is the district's desire to share the achievements and recognition earned by students with the broader community. This effort can be aided by the use of photos or video footage showing students involved in the classroom and school-related activities.

    Photos & Video

    Unless notified in writing of an objection by a parent, legal guardian, or student of age 18, photographs and video footage of students and/or names may be posted in district-produced materials including printed publications, television productions, and websites.

    If parents do not wish photographs or videos of their students to be used in these materials, they should complete a Photo/Video Opt-Out form available at school offices or via the link below. Please be aware that opt-out requests are valid for the current school year and must be renewed at the start of the next school year.
     
     
    If an opt-out form is filed, district and school staff members will ALSO request news media not interview your student or film/photograph your student. While local news media typically honor such requests, the district does not have legal authority to prevent your student from talking with media or restricting who media outlets film or photograph. You are encouraged to have a discussion with your student about your wishes should members of the news media request to interview them. 
     
    If photos or videos of students or staff are going to be created, maintained or displayed by a third party where the district or school will not have direct control of the materials, then a written release form is required. Contact the Community Relations Office at (916) 979-8281 to discuss options. 
     

    Photos & Video - Special Education Students and Homeless Students

     
    School and district staff will always seek parent/guardian permission before using a photo that identifies a student receiving special education or homeless services. Permission forms for these situations can also be obtained from school offices or via the link below.
     
     
     
     

    Please contact your school office or the Community Relations Office at (916) 979-8281 if you have any questions about this policy.
Last Modified on January 19, 2023