A Big Book titled The Lion's Pride: Kings Park School Rules has been developed by students, staff and parents to guide behavior at Kings Park School. This book, reviewed and illustrated by all Kings Park classes during the first weeks of school, serves as a reference to which individual classroom procedures and expectations are added.

BE KIND TO OTHERS AND USE GOOD MANNERS

• Be polite by waiting your turn and sharing.
• Use your best language in a quiet voice at all times.
• Solve problems by talking, not by hitting.

RESPECT PEOPLE AND PROPERTY

• Respect people's privacy, personal space, and property.
• Walk quietly in the halls. Wait for passing classes and keep your group together.
• Keep the school clean and safe. Put litter in its place.

USE COMPUTERS CAREFULLY

• Keep food and magnets away from computers.
• Hold your disk by the label. Don't touch the metal part.
• Leave programs and files on the computer. Do not change the name, move, or trash them.
• An adult must be present while you are using the Internet.
• Only use the addresses from the Bookmark menu.
• Do not type your name, address, or telephone number into any Internet website.

TRAVEL TO AND FROM SCHOOL SAFELY

• Obey all the bus safety rules you learn in class.
• Look both ways before crossing the street.
• Stay away from strangers.

MAKE LUNCH ENJOYABLE

• Stay in your seat and raise your hand.
• Clean up after yourself.
• Eat your own food, chew with your mouth closed and donít throw anything.

USE GOOD BATHROOM MANNERS

• Wash your hands, keep the floors dry and put paper towels in the trash can.
• Flush.
• Respect privacy; no peeking or touching.

PLAY SAFELY

• Stay where your teacher can see you.
• Be a good sport by following PE safety rules on the equipment.
• Leave gravel, rocks and dangerous objects on the ground.

KEEP DANGEROUS OBJECTS AWAY FROM SCHOOL

• Never bring real or toy weapons to school.
• Never bring drugs, alcohol, or anything that looks like them to school.
• Never bring fireworks, caps, poppers, or explosives to school.
• An adult must bring your medicine to the clinic.

By reinforcing these rules both at school and at home, we hope that together we can guide children toward self-discipline and those attributes desirable for growing children - respect, responsibility, honesty, and kindness.