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2023-2024 School Year Theme: Friendship!

Click here to order your Friendship t-shirts, or reach Angela at ascarlato@parkmaitland.org
*Friendship T-shirts can be worn every Friday and on the first day of each month with jeans.

After School Clubs & Programming

We are so excited to have your child join our after-school program. Please complete a registration for each student you wish to enroll for after-school activities.

Billing for after-school clubs will be processed through Alma, our parent portal. Please be sure to complete your registrations no later than September 1st. After this date, we can not guarantee placement.

Please get in touch with Amy Jones at ajones@parkmaitland.com if you have any questions. Be mindful of your selections for your child to ensure all students have the opportunity to participate.

There is a minimum of 6 students required for us to offer the club and class size limits.

Registration is now open until Tuesday, December 5th.

Clubs will begin on Monday, January 8th.

Register Today

After-School Activities- Spring 2024

Before/After School Activities & Care

Calendar

*Please note that dates are subject to change.

Park Maitland School Handbooks

Park Maitland School Handbook Section:

Please sign the electronic signature section on the Mandatory Annual Forms once you read the Handbook.

Mandatory Forms

Below are step-by-step instructions on completing the annual required paperwork for each student and family before starting the school year. Please read and complete each step.
STEP 1 — MANDATORY ANNUAL FORM

Complete one entry for your entire family.

STEP 2 — MANDATORY HEALTH FORM

You will fill out a two-page health information section for each child on this form. It may be helpful to gather health insurance cards, doctor and dentist contact information, and emergency contact numbers before you begin.

*If your child requires an Individual Health Care Plan (due to chronic medical conditions), and a Food Allergy Action Plan (FAAP), please CLICK HERE to read an important message from Nurse Chouljian.

STEP 3 — UPDATED RECORDS

Each student must have the items below on record before the first day of school. By Florida law, children are not allowed to enter school until these forms have been submitted and are on file. Documents can be submitted here.

  • Updated immunization form (new and K-5 students only)
  • Updated physical form (new students and rising 6th-grade students only)
  • Copy of the birth certificate (new students)

Complete one entry per student. Review the Acceptable Usage Policy & Technology Handback, and digitally complete each section of the form.

Other

Required Annual Forms for Eagle Athletics

(please complete before trying out for an Eagle Athletics Team)

Uniforms & Carpool

PowerSchool Grade Portal

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Lunch Options

Bagel King’s Healthy Kids’ School Lunch offers up to 8 different lunch options daily, including gluten-free, dairy-free, and meat-free options. They also buy locally grown fruit and vegetables.  All bread, bagels, and desserts are made in-house daily! Bagel King supplies beverages with each chosen meal, plus you can order up to 7 am the day of delivery. Questions? Call (407) 657-6266 ext. 3 to speak with Tinamarie.

Asia Kitchen offers Asian-inspired cuisine for middle school and staff every Monday. Asia Kitchen Winter Park is operated by “4-Moms-Team” that our mission is to create nutrient balance, and yet delicious Asian inspired meal for your global citizen. Feel free to share your suggestions at myasiakitchen@gmail.com so we can improve our service as we go. You can also reach us at 407-756-6767.

Summer Work

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State of Florida Educator Misconduct Policy

All employees and administrators are obliged to report misconduct by instructional personnel and school administrators, which affects a student’s health, safety, or welfare. Examples of misconduct include obscene language, drug and alcohol use, disparaging comments, prejudice or bigotry, sexual innuendo, cheating or testing violations, physical aggression, and accepting or offering favors. Employees’ misconduct reports should be made to the appropriate administrator along with the Human Resources department reports of misconduct committed by administrators to Melanie Taplin, Regional Director of Spring Education Group. Legally sufficient allegations of misconduct by Florida-certified educators will be reported to the Office of Professional Practices Services. The school Employee Handbook posted policies and procedures for reporting misconduct by instructional personnel or school administrators that affect a student’s health, safety, or welfare.