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Grief Support Resources


https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/death.html

Helping Children Cope w/Grief

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Due to COVID-19,  please submit your registration online
 CLICK here

registration

Remember we will need a copy of your students age verification and immunization records.
For enrollment purposes and age verification the district will accept one of a variety of documents. We accept birth certificates, adoption decrees, baptismal certificates, immunization records, previous school records, entry in a family tree, and other documents not outlined here may also support age verification.

Questions? 360-629-1260
For paper forms, please Click Here
Email completed forms to uesinfo@stanwood.wednet.edu 
or FAX to 360-629-1261.


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Regulation of Dangerous Weapons on School Premises

4210 WEAPONS POLICY

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WatchDog
Watch D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students) is an innovative program aimed at increasing male involvement in schools across the county. Organized by the National Center for Fathering, this program gives schools the structure to bring fathers and father figures (grand dads, uncles, etc.) into the building to provide positive male role models for the students and to enhance school safety.

Utsalady Elementary School is proud to be a Watch D.O.G.S. School friendly school. Contact the office at 360-629-1260 if you would like more information and/or to sign up.

UES Dress Code
Dress Code

We ask that despite recent fashion trends, that parents and students remember that school is a place for learning and that appropriate clothing is expected. 



  The following “4-3-2-1-0” dress code is strictly adhered to at Utsalady.

  • Necklines should be no lower than 4 fingers below the clavicle notch
  • Tops must have a minimum of a 3 finger strap and show no undergarment
  • Skirts and shorts should be no shorter than the finger tips of the 2 arms stretched straight down
  • “Tummies” and underwear should not show when 1 arm is stretched straight up
  • 0 tolerance for jeans, shorts, etc. that are too low and expose the student’s back end when sitting, bending over or otherwise engaged in any activities.

    As always, NO HATS and due to multiple injuries, flip-flops are not allowed at Utsalady.
Volunteer and Visitor Guidelines

Hands Up
Volunteering in the Classroom

We LOVE having volunteers here at Utsalady. It’s so important for you to be involved in your child’s education. Volunteering is one way to be involved. Whether it’s working at a Booster Club event, helping in the classroom, being a Watch D.O.G.S. or chaperoning a field trip. Before volunteering you must:

1. Have your Washington State Patrol (WSP) background check completed and into our computer system. The WSP background check lasts for 2 years.

2. Take the Harassment Intimidation Bullying (HIB) training offered by the district or school before volunteering. This is to be completed yearly.

Click Here for Volunteer Application Form

Any adult that does NOT have a WSP background check will not be allowed to participate in the above events.

Adults without a WSP background check & HIB training, are Visitors and are allowed to:
1. Attend Assemblies / Choir Concerts 
2. Pick up / Drop off child
3. Attend conferences and/or any meeting with the staff

Attendance Matters
One of the most important things you can do to help your child succeed in school is to make sure he or she is there every day, on time. When students miss school, they miss critical opportunities to learn and participate. Each lesson and class is critical to learning. The material covered each day depends on the lesson from the day before and introduces ideas for the next day. When your child must be absent, be sure to let us know the reason for the absences, by calling the office on the day of the absence.

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