GENERAL INFORMATION RE: SCHOOL CLOSINGS
For emergency closings, if possible, please do not call the school directly. Our school families will be notified of school closings, delayed openings, and early dismissals (due to weather or other emergency conditions) as quickly as possible. The district will contact families through the ALERTNOW Notification System. An announcement will be made on local radio and TV stations in Chittenden County. A notice will be posted on the Internet http://www.sover.net/schoolclosings. Normally, days missed for these reasons are made up at the end of the school year.

Lunch Menus Available
The lunch menus are available from the Food Services tab at the top of this page.

Absent or Tardy?
Please call the office in the morning at 802.264.5920 or the nurse at 802.264.5923 if your child will be out. If your child is tardy, please remember to stop in the front office and check in with Mrs. Troia.

Lunch Money Information
To find out the balance of your child's meal account, please log on to http://www.mylunchmoney.com or call the kitchen at 802.264.5925. You can also deposit money into your child's account on the same website.

Lost & Found
The lost & found at PPS is starting to grow. If your child is missing an item, please check out our collection across from the office. If you can't make it into the school, please call Mrs. Troia at 802.264.5920 and she will be happy to check for a missing item for you.

Parking Safety
Please do not park in front of the school. Please park in the parking lot loop. This area must remain available to busses at all times.

Name Badges for All Visitors
School safety is very important in today's world. Taking the safety of all our children very seriously, we require adults to stop into the office to sign in and put on a visitor sticker anytime when entering the building. While wearing a visitor sticker, staff members will know that you belong in the building. When leaving the building, please sign out.

Show Your Child School is Important to Your Family
(Sources: Edward Joyner, Ebony/National PTA Guide to student excellence.)
Showing your child you support education is one of the best ways to inspire her to do her best. When she knows school is important to you, it becomes important to her, also. Your child will know school is a top priority the more you do these things:

• Meet and talk with your child's teacher even when there's no problem.
• Talk with your child about school.
• Tell your child why you value education and that you also expect it to be important to them.
• Monitor school work.
• Attend school events, and invite neighbors to come along.
• Post school work on the refrigerator for all to see.
• Ensure your child has needed school supplies.
• Volunteer at school.