For Parents

Here are the schedules for each school for Regular School Days. When an early release is scheduled for Professional Development, dismissal times are moved forward by one hour.

Kreft Primary School (grades PK-1)

PK

• Doors open at 8:45 for full day and morning classes.  Instructional time begins and students are counted tardy 8:50.
• Morning classes dismiss at 11:00.
• Doors open at 11:45 for afternoon classes.  Instructional time begins and students are counted tardy 11:50.
• Full day and afternoon classes dismiss at 2:00.  
• PK does not have early dismissal Wednesdays.

K-1

• Our doors open at 8:10 for students to enter and breakfast is served.
• Our instructional day begins and students are counted tardy at 8:30 am.
• We begin dismissal at 3:15, 2:15 on Wednesdays

Titan Hill Intermediate School (grades 2-5)

• Breakfast available starting at 8:10 am. 
• Instructional Day begins at 8:35 am.
• Dismissal runs from 3:25 pm - 3:50 pm.

Lewis Central Middle School (grades 6-8)

• Breakfast available starting at 7:10 am. 
• Instructional day starts at 7:35 am.
• Dismissal begins at 2:52 pm.

Lewis Central High School (grades 9-12)

• Breakfast available starting at 7:10 am. 
• Instructional Day starts at 7:35 am.
• Dismissal begins at 2:45 pm.
• Wednesday dismissal begins at 1:40 pm.

Lewis Central uses eFunds for Schools to electronically pay for a wide variety of items, including meals. More information can be found on the eFunds website or on the set up guide below it.

eFunds for Schools

eFunds Parent Set Up Guide

Total Access website

PowerSchool is the web-based Student Information System (SIS) that Lewis Central uses for attendance, report cards, state reporting and other student related tasks. PowerSchool allows the district to meet accountability requirements, while increasing the family involvement and teacher attention that help to ensure student success.

We have a full section of information on this website devoted to PowerSchool, which you can find by clicking here.

Public schools in Iowa are authorized by law to charge for the following fees:

Textbooks (IA Code section 301.1)

Eye and ear protective devices (280.10 & 280.11)

Driver education (282.6)

Tuition for summer school (282.6)

A. Fees K-5	2021-2022 K-5 (Reduced)	2021-2022 6-8 (Reduced)	2021-2022 9-12 (Reduced)
Activity Ticket (Optional)	$45	$45	$45
Band: Uniform		$10/yr	$15/yr
Vocal: Uniform			$10/yr
Textbook Fees (books, supplies, workbooks, technology, etc.)	$45 ($18)	$55 ($22)	$75 ($30)
Yearbook (Optional)		$15.00	$65.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

*Materials for personal projects in the vocational areas and art classes will be paid by the student prior to beginning the project.

Textbook fees are required for all students attending on our campus (ISD students and students contracted out for services may be exempted). Textbook fees that occur during Trimester 2 are discounted by 1/3 and textbook fees that occur during trimester 3 will be discounted by 2/3. No other fees are pro-rated and will be billed at full rates. Fees are not refundable.

B. Driver Education	20-21	21-22
Driver Ed Salary Student Fee	$380/student $152	$380/student $152

 

Supply lists for the upcoming school year can be found on the "For parents" page of each building. Click on the building names below to be taken there.

Kreft For Parents

Titan Hill For Parents

LCMS For Parents

Supply lists for high school courses are typically shared closer to the beginning of the upcoming school year by classroom teachers due to the varied nature of a high school student's schedule. 

Open Enrollment is the process by which parents/guardians residing in an Iowa district may enroll their children into another Iowa school district under the terms and conditions of Iowa Code section 282.18 and 281–Iowa Administrative Code 17. The deadline for students entering Grades 1-12 is March 1. The deadline for students entering kindergarten is September 1.

Iowa Department of Education Open Enrollment Information and Forms

Exceptions to the deadline:

The following circumstances are considered “good cause” and are acceptable conditions for a timeline waiver IF the change occurred/began AFTER March 1 (281-IAC 17.4).

• Change in the family district of residence
• Change in the marital status of the student’s parents resulting in a change in the resident district
• Placement of the child in foster care resulting in a change of residence
• Adoption
• Participation in a foreign exchange program
• Participation in a substance abuse or mental health treatment program resulting in a change of residence
• Serious health need
• Pervasive Harassment
• Failure of district negotiations to reorganization or rejection of a proposed reorganization plan after March 1. Open enrollment request must be filed within 45 days of the last board action or within 30 days of certification of an election, whichever is applicable.  This is only applicable to affected students.
• Failure of district negotiations for whole grade sharing or rejection of a whole grade sharing agreement after March 1. Open enrollment request must be filed within 45 days of last board action or within 30 days of certification of an election, whichever is applicable.  This is only applicable to affected students.
• Loss of accreditation or permanent closure of a private school after March 1.

Below are links to annual notices for parents and community. Many of these notices are required by law on an annual basis.

• Abuse of Students by District Employees
• Affirmation of Board Support of District Policies
• Asbestos
• Corporal Punishment, Restraining, and Physical Confinement and Detention
• Dispensing of Medication
• Dissemination of Comprehensive Policies
• Field Trips
• Free and Reduced Lunch
• Homeless Students
• Human Growth and Development
• Immunization Record
• Lockers
• Notice of Nondiscrimination
• Open Enrollment
• Release of Information and Photographs
• Resources for the Iowa Statewide Assessment of Student Progress (ISASP)
• Student Directory Information
• Student Records Policy
• Teacher Qualifications
• Water Testing

Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports, or PBIS, is an evidence-based, tiered framework for supporting students’ behavioral, academic, social, emotional, and mental health. Find out more about how it looks at Lewis Central on their webpage.

Google provides information about the information it collects, as well as how it uses and discloses the information it collects from Google Workspace for Education accounts in its Google Workspace for Education Privacy Notice. You can read that notice online at https://workspace.google.com/terms/education_privacy.html You should review this information in its entirety, but below are answers to some common questions:

When creating a student account, Lewis Central may provide Google with certain personal information about the student, including, for example, a name, email address, and password. Google may also collect personal information directly from students, such as telephone number for account recovery or a profile photo added to the Google Workspace for Education account.

When a student uses Google services, Google also collects information based on the use of those services. This includes:

• device information, such as the hardware model, operating system version, unique device identifiers, and mobile network information including phone number;
• log information, including details of how a user used Google services, device event information, and the user's Internet protocol (IP) address;
• location information, as determined by various technologies including IP address, GPS, and other sensors;
• unique application numbers, such as application version number; and
  cookies or similar technologies which are used to collect and store information about a browser or device, such as preferred language and other settings.

In Google Workspace for Education Core Services, Google uses student personal information to provide, maintain, and protect the services. Google does not serve ads in the Core Services or use personal information collected in the Core Services for advertising purposes.

In Google Additional Services, Google uses the information collected from all Additional Services to provide, maintain, protect and improve them, to develop new ones, and to protect Google and its users. Google may also use this information to offer tailored content, such as more relevant search results. Google may combine personal information from one service with information, including personal information, from other Google services.

No. For Google Workspace for Education users in primary and secondary (K-12) schools, Google does not use any user personal information (or any information associated with an Google Workspace for Education Account) to target ads, whether in Core Services or in other Additional Services accessed while using an Google Workspace for Education account.

We may allow students to access Google services such as Google Docs and Sites, which include features where users can share information with others or publicly. When users share information publicly, it may be indexable by search engines, including Google.

Google will not share personal information with companies, organizations and individuals outside of Google unless one of the following circumstances applies:

• With parental or guardian consent. Google will share personal information with companies, organizations or individuals outside of Google when it has parents’ consent (for users below the age of consent), which may be obtained through Google Workspace for Education schools.
• With Lewis Central. Google Workspace for Education accounts, because they are school-managed accounts, give administrators access to information stored in them.
• For external processing. Google may provide personal information to affiliates or other trusted businesses or persons to process it for Google, based on Google’s instructions and in compliance with the Google Workspace for Education privacy notice and any other appropriate confidentiality and security measures.
• For legal reasons. Google will share personal information with companies, organizations or individuals outside of Google if it has a good-faith belief that access, use, preservation or disclosure of the information is reasonably necessary to:

• meet any applicable law, regulation, legal process or enforceable governmental request.
• enforce applicable Terms of Service, including investigation of potential violations.
• detect, prevent, or otherwise address fraud, security or technical issues.
• protect against harm to the rights, property or safety of Google, Google users or the public as required or permitted by law.

Google also shares non-personal information -- such as trends about the use of its services -- publicly and with its partners.

First, you can consent to the collection and use of your child’s information by Google. If you don’t provide your consent, we will not create a Google Workspace for Education account for your child, and Google will not collect or use your child’s information as described in this notice. 

If you consent to your child’s use of Google Workspace for Education, you can access or request deletion of your child’s Google Workspace for Education account by contacting your school's principal. If you wish to stop any further collection or use of your child's information, you can request that we use the service controls available to limit your child’s access to features or services, or delete your child’s account entirely. You and your child can also visit https://myaccount.google.com while signed in to the Google Workspace for Education account to view and manage the personal information and settings of the account.

If you have questions about our use of Google’s Google Workspace for Education accounts or the choices available to you, please contact your school's principal. If you want to learn more about how Google collects, uses, and discloses personal information to provide services to us, please review the Google Workspace for Education Privacy Center (at https://edu.google.com/why-google/privacy-security/), the Google Workspace for Education Privacy Notice (at https://workspace.google.com/terms/education_privacy.html), and the Google Privacy Policy (at https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en). 

The Core Google Workspace for Education services are provided to us under Google’s Apps for Education agreement (at https://workspace.google.com/intl/en/terms/education_terms.html).