New Families
On behalf of our entire staff here at Cumberland Elementary School, we welcome you to our learning community. Our school has many caring staff that will be present and available as you take your first steps here with us.
Welcome to Cumberland Elementary School!
Our mission is to cultivate an inclusive, innovative learning environment that inspires students to explore robust academics, advance their potential and to be compassionate lifelong learners.
Attendance
Please remember the following steps when a student is absent:
- Call or email the main office. You may email the teacher directly but please include the main office.
- Main Office Number: (847) 824-1451
- Main Office Email: cumberland@d62.org
- Feel free to leave a voicemail and the main office staff will review them. Please remember the following steps when a student is tardy:
- Bring the student(s) to the Main Office, Door 1
- Parent/Guardian must sign for the student(s) in the vestibule.
Message from the Principal about Attendance
Student Cell Phone Expectations
No cell phones or smart watches during the school day.
It is the practice in D62 schools that students who carry cell phones or bring smart watches to school turn off their devices before entering the building and can turn them back on after the end of the school day. If devices are brought to school, they will be kept in their backpacks during the school day.
School Expectations
To help students be successful in school, we provide clear and consistent expectations for behavior through a system called PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports).
This not only allows for success it helps support equitable practices.
The behavior expectations should be followed in all settings throughout the school day. On the bus, in the classroom, at lunch and recess. The expectations keep all students safe and attend to the their learning.
The guiding principles are for students to:
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Be Respectful
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Be Responsible
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Be Safe
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Be A Buddy
School Expectations
Cumberland Cougars
Engage all students in learning that leads to academic growth, achievement, and readiness for high school, college, career, and life.
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