Check-in/out Procedure
School Hours: Monday - Friday - 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Students who are picked-up and/or dropped-off must be checked through the front office. Students are NOT to be brought to classrooms by parents, nor are they to be picked-up from vehicles by school staff.
Bussing transportation is conducted throughout the day. The bus areas are located along the curb immediately surrounding the school, and must be kept clear of all vehicles.
Daycare, after school program, and respite care workers picking-up students must check-in with the office and have ID ready for verification.
If there are any changes to your student's transportation schedule please contact our office at 801-567-8500. School administration will notify teachers, bus drivers, and transportation.
Carabiner Policy
All students are provided with a name tag that is kept attached to their backpack by a carabiner.
- Tag: includes the student's name, photo, and classroom number.
- Red Carabiner:
- Purple Carabiner:
- Green Carabiner:
Please do not remove this tag, as it provides vital information for the safety of your student. If your student changes backpacks, please transfer the carabiner to the new bag.
If you have any questions about the carabiner policy contact our school administration.
Reunification
Reunification is a process that is enacted when a school is required to conduct a controlled release of students to parents/guardians following an emergency, or another significant disruption to the normal schedule.
In this circumstance the school or District will send parents/guardians information related to Reunification by using ParentSquare messages, emails, etc. Parents/guardians will be given instructions on when and where the Reunification will occur. Before a student can be released, the parent/guardian must complete a Reunification Checkout Card and present a valid picture ID for verification.
Once at the Reunification site, parents/guardians will be given a Reunification Checkout Card to complete, or may fill out and print in advance by clicking on the link below.
Reunification Checkout Card (Español)
Standard Response Protocol
Jordan School District and Kauri Sue Hamilton are committed to providing a safe environment for students, employees and visitors. Jordan School District schools have a detailed Incident Command System that uses the Standard Response Protocol for responding to crisis situations such as but not limited to incidents involving:
- Fire
- Flood
- Violence/terrorism
- Severe weather
- Earthquake
- Chemical spills
- Bomb threat
- Power outages
- Reunification
The Jordan School District and Kauri Sue Hamilton work closely with local public safety officials to ensure a cohesive response when dealing with a crisis.
Kauri Sue Hamilton practices drills regularly with students and local first responders throughout the school year. For more information about how our school prepares and drills for emergencies, contact our school administration.