You may purchase the required clothing at stores such as Target, Walmart, Palais Royal, Dillard's and numerous other department stores in the area.

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Colors:  Red, white or light blue (solid colors; may have trim around collar and/or sleeves) 

Style: 

Shirts/blouses, collared, long/short sleeved (no t-shirts,unless a school spirit shirt) 

Other Requirements:
 

Sweatshirts and sweaters allowed in required colors 

Shirts must be tucked in (not sweatshirts or sweaters) 

No logos (must be plain) 

 Bottoms
 Colors: 
                         Blue, black, or khaki  (no denim) 

 Style (boys):

                         Pants or shorts 

 Style (girls): 

                         Pants, skirts, skorts, shorts and jumpers 
 Other
 Requirements: 
                         Any brand/logo allowed on bottoms 
                         Belts are required for bottoms with belt loops 
                         All skorts and skirts must be mid-thigh or longer 

 Other:

There will be no new restrictions on shoes or coats/jackets.
Students will be allowed to wear jeans on Fridays with a standardized shirt, or a Cimarron school  t-shirt.  Cimarron school t-shirts will be sold during the school year.  Parents will be notified of "special" days such as Go Texan Day, character dress-up day, etc.

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7:40 a.m.

Second Bell: 

7:45 a.m. (all students arriving after 8:00 a.m. will be counted tardy) 

All students may report to the cafeteria in the mornings. Students in third, fourth, and fifth grades can play on the slab on clear mornings. 

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Children of families whose incomes meet the established guidelines will qualify for free or reduced-price meals. Please understand that the staff at Cimarron Elementary School does not determine who qualifies. Applications and guidelines are available in the main office. Though your child qualified last year, you must re-submit a new application at the beginning of each school year for renewal.

Breakfast is served daily from 7:05 to 7:30 a.m. to those students who have approved applications on file. These students are to report to the cafeteria in the mornings. Lunch is served according to a schedule, however, this schedule is subject to change daily based on school programs and field trips.

Breakfast: 

Cost: $.65  (reduced $.30)    *prices subject to change

 Lunch: 

Cost: $1.35 (reduced $.40)    *prices subject to change

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Students in grades 1-5 are dismissed at 3:00 p.m. First grade students are picked up in the front of the building facing Cimarron Street. Second and third grades are dismissed at the Orleans Street circle drive. Forth and fifth grade students may be picked up on the slab near Orleans Street. 

Pre-Kindergarten students are picked up on the circle drive facing Cimarron Street. Morning classes are dismissed at 10:45 a.m. and afternoon classes at 2:15 p.m.

Kindergarten students are to be picked up at 2:00 p.m. at the Orleans Street circle drive.

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You are welcome to visit your school during the instructional day. Galena Park ISD and school policy require that all visitors report to the office and sign in prior to any visit in the school. If you wish to visit your child’s classroom, you need to make such arrangements with the classroom teacher prior to your visit.

Parent/teacher conferences are held before and after school so as not to interrupt valuable instructional time. Please make your appointment directly with the teacher. In addition, it is not permitted to confer with a teacher after the 7:45 a.m. bell, since this is the beginning of the students’ instructional day.

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At Cimarron Elementary School it is our firm belief that good attendance promotes high student achievement. Therefore, we will strictly enforce all state guidelines regarding student attendance, which allows students no more than five (5) absences per semester. Any absences in excess of this amount will cause your child to be retained. 

Students are excused when absent due to personal illness, sickness or death in the immediate family, quarantine, weather or road conditions making travel dangerous, and participation in school activities with unusual circumstances as recognized by the principal. Students who have been absent must present a written excuse from their parent or guardian upon their return to school. If a child does not bring a written excuse the absence will be counted as unexcused. Excessive unexcused absences may result in a student being retained at the end of the school year. 

If your child is absent 3 consecutive days or has a pattern of being absent from school an attendance officer will visit you at home. If the absenteeism is unexcused and your child still does not attend school, you will get a warning for possible court proceedings. Please keep in mind that it is state law that children attend school.

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