FAQs

Classes begin at 7:45am

Classes end at 3:00pm.

Please call ahead to the school office to inform them of your child's check out. Once on campus, go to the school office with a valid ID to check your child out.

Yes! Hot Lunch is available everyday for students. Please contact the school office for more information about how to pay, financial assistance, or reduced prices.

YES! Children are welcome to bring lunch from home.

If your child is to receive any type of medication at school, the following guidelines must be followed:

• All medication (prescribed medication as well as Tylenol/aspirin) MUST be brought to the School Office in its original container or in a clearly marked container with a medical form from the doctor with the student’s name and dosage clearly printed on the bottle.
• Students are never allowed to keep their own medication (including inhalers, ointments for rashes, cough drops.) All medications must be kept in the school office in a container labeled with the student’s name and accompanied by written permission from the parent. This note must give information on dosage and time(s) medication is to be taken. This includes over the counter medications.
•  A copy of Medication Authorization Form is available at the office. This must be updated as needed and refilled with any changes in the student’s need or condition.
•  Children must be able to self-medicate in the presence of the secretary or designated person.
• Sharing or giving medications to another student is unlawful and dangerous. Parents of students sharing medications will be called immediately and the student may be suspended until the situation is resolved with the concerned parties.
• School personnel will keep a Medication Log on file.

The complete list of uniform rules can be found in the Parent-Student Handbook. Please review it to ensure that your child is in compliance with all uniform rules.

Students in kindergarten through grade eight will wear the proper uniform daily. Face coverings are optional and must be provided by the family. Students are expected to maintain a neat appearance. School faculty and staff have the right and responsibility to enforce the uniform policy. Disciplinary action will be taken against students failing to maintain uniform guidelines. Parents may be called to bring correct clothing for students who are out of uniform.

Extreme or exotic hairstyles and hair colors are not permitted. Make-up, tattoos, body writing, and body piercing are not permitted. Artificial nails, acrylic nails and nail polish* are not permitted.

Young Ladies:
Only small, stud-type earring may be worn. Only one watch or bracelet on each arm, and a simple chain with cross or religious medal may be worn. Skirts, jumpers and skorts are to be no more than two inches above the knee. Black, white or navy tights in colder weather are acceptable. Black and navy leggings may be worn only if they cover the entire leg and covered by LFCS socks. Ladies braids must not cause a distraction because of length, number or adornments.

Young Men:
No earrings may be worn. Only one watch or bracelet on each arm and a simple chain with cross or religious medal may be worn. Slacks are to be worn at the natural waistline with a black belt. All shirts are to be tucked in prior to entering the school building and are to remain tucked in while on campus. No clothing item worn under uniform shirt, skort, or slacks may extend beyond the sleeves or hem of uniform attire. Shirts worn under uniform shirts must be white or P.E. gray.

All students will wear appropriate dress for a Catholic School. All clothing must be modest, in good taste, and appropriate for school wear. Students in grades K3-5th may wear shorts if they are a proper length, that is, midway between the top of the leg and the knee. Students in middle school are not allowed to wear shorts or athletic-type pants (i.e. joggers or workout pants). For girls in grades K3 – 5th, short, athletic “running shorts” (i.e., Nike or Soffe brand) are not allowed except on Field Day. Short skirts, tank tops, spaghetti strap tops, strapless tops, half shirts, midriff shirts, and see through jerseys are not allowed. Clothing that demonstrates a lack of reverence for the ideals of Christianity or disrespect to any one individual or group of individuals is not allowed. Excessive makeup is not allowed.

You can email him/her. A list of the email addresses are on the school’s website. Parents are also free to call the school office and set up a conference.

Our teachers will communicate at the Grade level using 'Class Dojo' or 'Rediker'.

Little Flower School has a weekly email newsletter that is sent out every Monday. This is where parents will hear about upcoming events, volunteer opportunites, summer reading assignments, etc.