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Section
Title
Number
Status
Legal
Last Revised
Board Policies
G - Personnel
Staff Identification
GBED
Active
Adopted November 2, 1999
September 2, 2003
The Washington County Board of Education requires all employees to wear a photo
identification badge (see regulation, item 7, regarding substitute teachers). This badge
is provided to the employee and must be displayed on an outer garment during the
employees entire contractual workday.
Book
Board Policies
Section
D - Fiscal Management
Title
Miscellaneous Cash Accounts
Number
DJB
Status
Active
Legal
Adopted
July 11, 1989
Last Revised
May 5, 2009
Last Reviewed
May 5, 2009
In order to facilitate refunds and minor purchases the Board of Education authorizes
miscellaneous cash funds in each school and at the central office. The custodian of
such accounts will be principal in the school and the Director of Accounting at the
central office or their respective designees.
Each transaction must be supported with properly approved receipts and/or
miscellaneous cash vouchers.
Miscellaneous cash funds will not be used to circumvent established policy on
purchasing authority.
Miscellaneous cash reimbursements may not exceed $20.00 (sum of all items) to any
one individual employee in one day.
SAFE CLASSROOM
2015-2016
Teacher Self Checklist
Teacher: ________________________
#______________________
Room:
DOORWAYS:
Doors must be free of obstruction Width of door must be clear (The clearing
must extend out 10 feet from the door).
Classrooms with exterior doors must maintain a clear pathway to the door.
Exterior doors must be closed and locked during the school day.
Classroom exit doors cannot be covered with paper or decorations.
Door windows can be covered at the discretion of the Principal.
Is the room in compliance? ____________
If your classroom has an exterior door, is there an approved non slip mat at
the door?
If your room has carpet, does it have non-slip backing?
o Carpet corners and edges must be flat to the ground.
o Edges cannot be frayed.
o Rugs must be in good condition.
o Rugs cannot cover an electrical cord.
o Welcome mats or remnant carpet should not be used inside. (Slip
hazard)
o Teachers can use remnants outside.
Is the room in compliance? ____________
TRIP HAZARDS
Inspect your room for trip hazards. A hazard could be unprotected wires
across the walkway.
Portable white boards and dividers can become trip hazards if the support
legs are too close to a walkway.
Is the room in compliance? ____________
If your room has a gas valve, are the emergency shutoffs marked and easy to
find?
The emergency shut off cannot be blocked or covered.
Is the room in compliance? ____________
EXTENSION CORDS:
Extension cords MUST be UL Listed three pronged and rated to handle the
desired load.
Extension cords cannot be daisy chained. They must be plugged directly into
a receptacle.
Power Strips cannot be daisy chained and must have a built in breaker switch.
Extension cords cannot be affixed to structures, extended through walls,
ceiling, or under floor coverings (Do not put a rug over a cord).
Small brown lamp extension cords are not allowed.
Damaged or Repaired cords are not allowed.
Is the room in compliance? ____________
STORAGE:
Stored or stacked items cannot be higher than 18 inches from the ceiling.
Stacked items cannot be a hazard? (Too heavy for shelf, unbalanced, etc.)
Tall bookshelves should be secured when possible. If not possible, storage
must be limited.
Do not use classroom bathrooms for storage.
Items cannot be placed on through-the-wall air units. (units are often against
the wall under a window)
Is the room in compliance? ____________
MISCELLANEOUS:
Bean Bag chairs should have a tag indicating the chair and pellets
meet the California safety standards. (California requires material to
be flame retardant with non-toxic pellets.)
Christmas style/string lights cannot be used in the classroom.
Completed forms should be maintained in the classrooms Red/Green
Emergency Plan Book.
Have you discussed the Evacuation Plan and Safety Drills with your class?