Consent
Click here to download
consent form
Our School requires your
permission in order for
the school to use
students’ names and
photographs in posters
and displays. If you
wish to give consent,
please print the consent
form and sign it.
If you do NOT wish
to give consent, please fill in you
child’s name and include
a note at the bottom of
the page saying that you
do NOT give consent.
Please return these
forms to school as soon
as possible.
Class Schedule
Classes meet Saturday
from 9:00 a.m. until
12:00 p.m.
Report Cards
At GSL, we do not give
out Report Cards but
Progress Reports.
In the report, the
teacher will mark and
explain the progress of
the child in different
areas and will offer
suggestions on what
he/she might need in
order to improve. Those
reports go out February
or March and at the end
of the school year, in
May.
Proper Attire
Students should dress
alike for all holiday
programs. The girls must
wear blue skirt or
pants, white blouse and
black shoes. The boys
must wear blue pants,
white shirt and black
shoes. During holiday
programs, other
celebrations, and at the
request of the teaching
staff, students should
dress in their
traditional Greek
clothing.
Registration
Registration forms are
required for all
students. These can be
obtained at the church
office, or online by
clicking here.
Tuition
Tuition for 2008
Members of St.
Haralambos or another
Greek Orthodox Parish is $590.00
for 1 child, $1150.00
for 2 children, and
$1515.00 for 3 or more
children.
Non-member tuition is as
follows: 1 child=
$1090.00. 2 children=
$1650.00, 3 children or
more= $2015.00.
Book Prices
Please note the following book prices. Unfortunately, due to higher postage and book rates and the adoption of the Euro there has been an increase in the imported textbooks from Greece. If your child has received a new book please submit the exact amount to your child’s teacher as soon as possible.
Mrs. Marianna’s Class- Level 1
LETTERHEROES by Evagelia Georgantzi
Price: $17.00
Mrs. Stacey’s Class- Leve 2
1st Grade Reader Book & Workbook by Papaloizos
Price: $16.00
Mrs. Sia’s Class- Level 3
MIKROS ASTERIAS by Evagelia Georgantzi
Price: $20.00
Mrs. Sia’s Class - Level 4b
ASTERIAS 1a by Evagelia Georgantzi
Price: $20.00
Mrs. Maria’s Class- Level 4a
ASTERIAS 1b by Evagelia Georgantzi
Price: $20.00
Mrs. Aleka’s Class – Level 5
ASTERIAS 2 by Evagelia Georgantzi
Book--Price: $23.00
Exercises--Price: $13.00
Several parents have requested to purchase the CDs that accompany the textbooks from Greece. If anyone is interested in purchasing a CD for Asterias 1A & 1B please see me as soon as possible. The cost of the CDs is:
CDs for all levels- Available on request
Song and Games
Price: $18.00
Dialogues and Exercises
Price: $23.00
Snacks
We have structured
our Saturday schedule in
such a way that the
children will be given a
10 minute break.
Although this is ample
time for a small snack,
it is not enough to
replace breakfast.
Breakfast is an
important part of your
child’s learning
curriculum. Research
shows that it assists in
their ability to
concentrate, comprehend
and respond. Because of
its importance, we
recommend that each
child has a good
balanced meal that will
carry him/her throughout
the morning. If you
choose to send a snack,
please be sure that it
is healthy, such as:
raising, nuts, fruit,
yogurt, cheese,
crackers, granola bars
and vegetables.
Please refrain from
candies, cookies,
chocolates and other
sugary treats. They
will not be allowed
during class time.
Homework
It is the teacher and
schools expectation that
your child turns in
homework when it is
due. The school day is
not very long, the
children have homework
every week that should
be completed to keep up
with their classmates
and not fall behind.
Expectation of
Parents
Parents may communicate
at any time with
teachers, to discuss
their children's
progress and conduct.
1. To collect their
children from school at
the designated time and
exit.
2. To advise the teacher
or the school Director
if their child is going
to be absent.
3. Parents should
address the school
Director for
grievances.
Absence
Absent students not only
fall behind in their
lessons, but they tend
to keep the entire class
behind in its work.
Attendance is considered
mandatory.
Participation in school
programs, March 25th,
Graduation, Parade, etc.
is required.
