School Hours / Arrival-Dismissal Procedures

Arrival and Dismissal Procedures - Drop off and Pick Up 
Keeping your child safe as they arrive and depart school each day is very important to us. Please read the processes below carefully so we are all aware of how arrival and dismissal procedures work.

Arrival Procedures
Our staff begins monitoring our doors at 8:15 a.m. Please do not leave your child unsupervised outside of a Churchill door earlier than this time. All doors are labeled with door numbers. Please see below for recommendations on where your child should enter if they are a walker or car rider. Doors will remain open from 8:15-8:30. At 8:30, all students must enter through the front door (Door 1) and report to the office with a parent or guardian. Students arriving after 8:30 will be tardy and need to be signed in. 

• Kindergarten: 

  • All classroom teachers: Front Door 1

• First Grade

  • All classroom teachers: Door 34 (West side of the building)

• Second Grade

  • All classroom teachers: Door 29 or Door 34 (West side of the building)

• Third Grade

  • All Classroom Teachers: Door 29 or 34

• Fourth Grade

  • Classrooms by Library: Utilize Outside Classroom Doors

  • Stahr: Door 1 or Door 29

• Fifth Grade

  • Classrooms by Library: Utilize Outside Classroom Doors

• Breakfast

  • If your child receives school breakfast, they may report directly to the gym in the morning through Door 20. 

Dismissal Procedures
At 3:30 p.m., students taking the bus will be dismissed to load their buses first. Parents and guardians picking up their child via car should pull into the parking lot towards our front entrance, Door 1. Please remain in a line and do not use the shoulder to advance past other waiting cars. Please have a sign in your passenger side window with your child(ren)’s last name. We will have staff stationed at the front door calling students to their vehicles. With the number of cars we are supporting in our lot at one time, this can be a time consuming process, especially in the beginning. Please be patient and know your child’s safety is our number one priority.