School Schedule

Dismissal: The car riders are escorted by a staff member to the designated Car Rider Rooms (1003 & 1006). The car rider staff will supervise students and listen for the car rider numbers to be called over the walkie-talkie.  Once the car rider number is called, the student will be released by the teacher to walk to the door as hall monitors observe from their duty stations.  The parent/guardian will park cars on both sides of the driveway and wait for a staff member to escort the student to the car.  Car drivers are asked to maintain a safe speed of 10 MPH and to maintain awareness of student walkers.

Bus Riders

The buses will pick up and drop off students on the loop in the back of the building.  Students will enter the building through the cafeteria or Main Hall door.  There are staff door monitors available at both entrances to guide students to the appropriate location.  During dismissal the bus riding students will be escorted by a staff member to the bus holding area near the Main Office.  The students are escorted and board the buses in a safe and orderly manner. The K-3 students will carry colored passes to communicate their name and bus number.

Walkers

The walking students will be released at 2:15 pm out of the door Lehman driveway door. The Kindergarten and 1^st grade students will ONLY be released to a parent/guardian from the Kindergarten door.  Ms. Ward will supervise 2^nd and 3^rd grade students waiting for older siblings in the hall room 2020.

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Cincinnati Public Schools severe-weather procedure allows the superintendent to close schools for the day or start classes two hours late to allow time for conditions to improve. When snow, icy conditions or other severe weather are predicted, listen to local TV or radio stations for school-closing announcements.

During severe weather you will hear:

• Cincinnati Public Schools — Closed
• Cincinnati Public Schools — Two-hour delay
  
  

Schools Closed 

• Decisions to close schools are made only after analyzing much data and consulting various authorities.
• After reviewing all the information available, the superintendent consults with senior staff, bus company operators and City of Cincinnati road maintenance authorities, and makes a decision as soon as possible (usually by 5 a.m.).
  
  

Two-Hour Delay

• Grades K-8 Yellow buses will pick up students at morning bus stops two hours later than normal.
• No preschool bus service will be available.
• Car Riders - Students driven to school by their parents should try to arrive at schools when it is safe.
• Walkers - students should arrive when it is safe. No new material will be covered during the two-hour delayed start; teachers will use this opportunity for review and enrichment.
• High school students who ride Metro buses (public transportation) to and from schools. Metro bus schedules cannot be adjusted to accommodate CPS' two-hour delay and will run as close to normal schedules as weather and road conditions permit. Check Metro Route times at: https://www.go-metro.com/student-transportation
• Afternoon dismissal will occur at each school's normal time.