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Yee haw!
Rodeo Break is February
23rd and 24th!
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The Gridley Talent Show is around the corner.
Practice is taking place after school.
Gridley now has a monthly shoe drive.
Please send in your gently used shoes to our
Science classrooms.
Did you know that Gridley has a Greenhouse?
We also have a Rosetta Stone Learning Lab and
are looking into a Virtual Lab and Outdoor
Classroom.
Gridley's Free Family BBQ is scheduled for
Thursday, April 26th.
We need your support.
Please come to our next PTSA meeting on
March 1st at 6:00 to see how you can help.
Kathleen S. Scheppe
Principal
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School
Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 2:53 p.m.
Early release on Wednesday - 8:00 a.m. to 1:53 p.m.
Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 2:53 p.m.- Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
Bell
Schedule:
Year Opened: 1974
Enrollment:
Grades: 6-8
Achievements: Consistently one of the top performing
middle schools in TUSD. Recognized for Outstanding
Parent Satisfaction, Academic Achievement, Welcoming & Safe
School Climate and Focus on Systems Thinking Habits and
Tools.
Special Programs: Outstanding transitional model
featuring interdisciplinary teams in the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades; algebra for high school credit; accelerated
honors classes for sixth, seventh and eighth grades,
interactive science research experience in all grades
Rosetta Stone language lab; active parent involvement;
technology lab; advanced band, orchestra, and sports.
Use of restorative practices to resolve conflicts.
Name Origin: Rollin T. Gridley was a 42-year
educator, coach and administrator who became the first
principal of Catalina High School in 1957.
Click here to learn more about Rollin
T. Gridley
Kathleen S. Scheppe
Principal
http://edweb.tusd1.org/Gridley
Dress Code Reminder
Students are expected to come to school “dressed for work” and ready to
learn. With that
in mind, the following tips should assist in transitioning
from casual summer wear to appropriate school clothing:
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Tank tops, (muscle shirts for boys) spaghetti straps,
revealing necklines, halters, strapless, sheer or any
other similar type of shirt are
not
permitted.
Great for the beach or gym but not for Gridley.
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Clothing should cover the torso at all times.
Pants should be worn on the waist or hips.
No sagging.
Undergarments should
not
be visible.
Pajamas and slippers are only allowed on spirit days.
Pants with tears/rips that are too revealing are
not appropriate.
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Shorts and skirts should be longer than your middle
finger when arms are extended at your sides. No short
shorts or skirts, even with leggings underneath.
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Clothing, accessories, or head gear which identify with
illegal organizations, portray racial statements,
contain profane or suggestive
language, advertise or advocate the use of tobacco,
alcohol or illegal substances/activities are also
not
permitted. Please
avoid shirts with suggestive humor, innuendos or
inappropriate graphics.
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Sunglasses and hats are only worn outdoors, and bandanas
of any color are not allowed at any time – on boys or
girls.
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School IDs are worn every day, everywhere on campus.
The Gridley School Dress Code is in effect before, during
and after school hours while on campus or at ANY school
sponsored event on or off campus. It does not end when the
school bell rings.
Thank you for your patience and support of our dress code. (WHEW!! )
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