April 22, 2009
April 3, 20174305300-375285Hello PLMS Disneyland Parents & Students! Attached you will find the following:___ Disneyland Itinerary (subject to change)___ General Information and F.Y.I.___ “What to Bring” list for students___ Hotel Conduct & Disciplinary Procedures___ Conduct Pledge and Reimbursement Agreement:Return this form with PARENT & STUDENT SIGNATURE by Friday, April 7___ Field Trip Permission Slip. Please complete and RETURN TONIGHTThese forms were emailed home:___ Confidential Health Form. RETURN TONIGHT___ Authorization for Administration of Medication. For any student requiring any kind of medication on the trip.RETURN Tonight OR by Friday, April 7Thank you!Brian Casper, Cindy Elder, and Laura GarssonDISNEYLAND ITINERARY for ChoirFriday, April 28: Students will bring luggage to school between 6:45 a.m. and 7:15 a.m. and load instruments and luggage onto the truck.Saturday, April 29:9:00AMMeet at SeaTac Airport – Delta Airlines. Do NOT be lateChaperones, please plan on arriving at 8:45AM.Chaperones assist their group with kiosk check-in.Chaperones and groups will remain together through security. Once through security, students will remain in groups and use this time to have a meal or a snack. 11:00 AMChoir departs on Delta flight 2882 to LAX1:43 PMArrival at LAXGround transportation to AnaheimCheck in to the Anaheim Fairfield Inn 3:00 PMDowntown Disney Time/Lunch on ownPick up luggage TBD7:00 PMMeet and load bus for Medieval Times8:15 PMMedieval Times Dinner Shower10:45 PMStudents report to their rooms. Chaperones meet in lobby11:00 PMLIGHTS OUTSunday, April 30: Park Hours: Disneyland 8AM-11PM /California Adventure 9AM-10PM7:45AMWake-Up! Breakfast with chaperone groupTBDStudents will load uniforms onto rental truck and time in park until 11:15AM11:30AMMeet at Monsters Inc. in California Adventure (DO NOT BE LATE)1:00PMStudents will perform in California Adventure 10:30PMReturn to hotel. Students report to their rooms. Chaperones meet in lobby10:45PMLIGHTS OUT!Monday, May 1: Park Hours: Disneyland 9AM-10PM / California Adventure 10AM-8PM7:30AMWake-Up Call!3:00PMStudents will participate in Disney Performing Arts Recording Workshop10:30PMReturn to hotel. Students report to their rooms.Chaperones meet in lobby10:45PMLIGHTS OUT!Tuesday, May 2: Park Hours: Disneyland/California Adventure open at 9 AM7:45AMWake-Up Call! 9:00AMStudents will load luggage and instruments onto rental truck, and then spend their final day in Disneyland or California Adventure!3:00PMReturn to hotel, Load bus, depart for LAX7:00PMDepart on Delta Flight 495 to Seattle9:40PMPARENTS ARRIVE at SeaTac airport Baggage Claim. Flight arrival time is 9:51 PMWednesday, May 34:00PMRental Truck returns. Meet at PLMS to unload your luggage.GENERAL INFORMATIONPINE LAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL ChoirDISNEYLAND TRIP April 29 – May 2, 2017Flight Information for Choir:Saturday, April 29 Delta#2882 Seattle to LAXdepart 11:00 AM/arrive 1:43 PMTuesday, May 2 Delta#495 LAX to Seattledepart 7:00 PM/arrive 9:51 PM****Parents need to pick up students at SEA-TAC Baggage Claim. Students MUST check out with their chaperone before leaving the airport!Hotel:Fairfield Inn Anaheim Disneyland Resort1460 South Harbor Boulevard Anaheim, CA 92802 1-714-772-6777In Case of Emergency only: Brian Casper – cell phone (206) 604-6540Cindy Elder – cell phone (206) 660-1968Laura Garsson – cell phone (703) 297-5751Phones – Students are encouraged to bring cell phones to communicate with their family, friends, and chaperones.Flights – All students are allowed one carry-on item (Backpack).Any liquids in a carry on must be in a 3.4 ounce bottle or smaller and placed in a small zip lock bag to be taken out of your carry-on bag as you go through security. The hotel will have hair dryers, shampoo, and soap for you so unless you really need something, please leave it at home.Meals –Purchased by the student: 3 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners, snacks, and water. Students need to eat meals and drink water regularly. We recommend bringing $150.00 for food, drinks, and souvenirs. Security – The Fairfield Inn is a secure hotel. Our students have strict rules about leaving their rooms after curfew. The student’s doors and windows will be taped after curfew. If a student leaves their room except for an extreme emergency and breaks curfew, we will follow the rules laid out in the Conduct Pledge.F.Y.I.Chaperones Will:Be available to all participating students at all times.Assist students with kiosk check in at airports.Hold park tickets for students. (Everyone should take a picture of the back of their park ticket. Do NOT sign the tickets unless instructed to do so by a Disney Cast Member.) Disney will only replace lost or stolen passes if you can produce the picture of the pass. Make sure their group stays together.Monitor student behavior. Keep the Director informed of any behavior issues that need to be addressed.Check rooms for damage when we arrive and when we check out.See that students are ON TIME. Including being up for breakfast and ready to depart each day.Conduct “room checks,” “lights out”, and taping doors each evening. Do not retire to your room until you know your students are settled for the night.Be aware of any special medical needs or dietary restrictions as necessary.Encourage students to eat each meal and to drink plenty of water.Ensure the students use the “buddy system” around the hotel and around Disney (bathroom trips, etc.)Be flexible as the itinerary may change.Be prepared to help with rental truck by loading/unloading instruments as needed.Check out students to their parents upon return to Sea-Tac airport.Chaperones will NOT be responsible for:A student’s money. If it is lost or stolen, please contact the director ASAP.Instruments, music or accessories.How students spend their money.Major behavior or safety issues. Inform Director ASAP.Student’s Responsibility:Be considerate to your peers.Students must listen to and obey all chaperones.Know where your money, music, accessories and instrument are at all times.Stay with your chaperoned group at all times while in Disney and stay in groups of three when walking around the hotel. Never leave your chaperone without them knowing where you’re headed.Be EARLY to all check-ins! Be ready to leave 10 minutes before the scheduled time.Students will not change housing arrangements.Boys and girls are NOT permitted over the threshold of the rooms of the opposite sex.Instruments will only be played at rehearsal or performances. Be considerate to other hotel guests and keep noise to a minimum. 10:00pm – 6:00am is quiet time at the hotel.Behavior that endangers any person or property is prohibited.Any possession or use of any mood altering substance is prohibited.Appropriate behavior must be used at all time.Rules must be followed at all times or students may be told they have to go home. Students will face PLMS consequences upon return to school.WHAT TO BRINGCalifornia, 4 days and 3 nightsREQUIRED:$150.00 for meals and souvenirs1 small suitcase (will go on truck Friday 4/28)Instrument (will go on truck Friday 4/28) Picture I.D. – ASB card is just fine.Performance Clothes – PLMS Polo Shirt (Band/Orchestra)/ Formal White Top (Choir), black pants or skirt (Disney does not allow black jeans), black socks/tights, ALL black close-toed shoes. NO SANDALS for performance. Girls should wear flats (preferred) or low heels due to walk to performance area.Cell phoneSunscreenEmpty Water BottleClothing: Please make sure it follows PLMS dress code!2 shorts, and 3 shirtsUnderwearLight jacket or sweatshirt (it gets cool after sunset)Appropriate Sleepwear3 pairs of socks and good walking shoes. If you really want sandals, make sure you can walk in them all day!Toothbrush, toothpaste, hairbrush, comb, deodorant, and other cosmetics / toiletries.(The Hotel will have hairdryers, shampoo, and soap.)OPTIONAL:Cinch Bag or small backpack for walking around the parks (it is highly recommended that you have someplace to keep your valuable items such as: ID, money, cell phone, etc. while you are in the parks. Nobody holds your valuables for you.)SunglassesHat (helps keep you from getting sunburned)Homework, book, playing cards for the plane.Camera (Inexpensive)DO NOT BRING:Anything expensive! (Jewelry, tablets, large amounts of spending money, camera, etc.) Weapons, pocketknives, squirt guns, etc. Be very cautious of what is allowed on airplanesAnything illegalAnything you bring is your responsibility!! Chaperones will not carry any extra items for you. Also, do not assume anything will be safe in your room. Keep your valuables with you.HOTEL CONDUCT & DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURESHOTEL CONDUCT:Be sure to pull hotel doors all the way closed when entering and exiting the room.Since we are only a small percentage of the guests in the hotel, students must keep the noise level down. There will be no noisy congregating in the halls, room parties, or destruction or misuse of hotel property. Students are not allowed to throw anything from windows, shout to their friends, lean from balconies, play loud music, or disrupt other hotel guests in any way.The hotel will turn off all pay TV channels and long distance telephone services. Adults wanting to use these services must present a credit card with a $50 deposit at the front desk at check in. Room phones are to be used for receiving calls only. No charges can be made to your room or room phone. It is suggested that you bring a cell phone for calls to and from home.See that you lock your hotel room before you go to bed.DO NOT leave valuables or money in your room. If needed, the hotel has safety deposit boxes.DO NOT forget that you are a guest in the hotel and that it is a public place. Never go into the halls unless dressed appropriately. Read fire instructions located in your hotel room and be aware of the hotel procedure.Keep rooms tidy, especially when leaving for the day. All used towels and washcloths should be left on the bathroom floor.DO NOT invite outsiders and/or unregistered guests into your rooms. NO EXCEPTIONS. No non-chaperone adult may go into your room or you into theirs. A chaperone must escort you to the lobby to see any visitors. You are under the care of PLMS and may not be alone at any time on this trip. If you have a visitor/family member meeting you in one of the parks, you must have a written note from a parent in order to leave your group. This must be arranged ahead of time.Never leave money, identification, or other valuable items unattended or in plain sight in your hotel room.IMPORTANT: Any damage to hotel rooms must be settled with the hotel management before we depart. Those students responsible for damage will be required to remit payment at that time.DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURES:Chaperones are required to take firm action for any serious misbehavior problems and should contact Mrs. Elder, Ms. Garsson, or Mr. Casper immediately. A student may be sent home at his or her parents’ expense.At the first problem, the student will be given a verbal warning.If there is a second violation a telephone call will be made to the student’s parents to explain the situation.If the problem persists, it may be necessary to have the student return home on the next available flight at his or her parent’s expense.If a very serious violation occurs such as (but not limited to) leaving a room after curfew, or leaving a chaperoned group, the student involved may be returned home immediately at his or her parents’ expense, even if it is the first violation.CONDUCT PLEDGE – Return by Friday, April 7Student Name:_______________________________Destination: Disneyland Performing Arts Teacher: Laura Garsson This field trip is designed to give students an educational, cultural, and social experience. Students will not only be representing Pine Lake Middle School but the entire Issaquah School District. Students are to initial each of the following:I will stay informed of the group’s schedule and check-in times. _______(student initials)I will carry proper picture I.D. at all times. ________ I will respect my chaperone and follow the rules they set for my group. ______I will not leave my group without communicating fully with the chaperone. _______I will keep noise to a minimum and only play my instrument at rehearsal or performances.______I will pack clothing according to PLMS dress code.________I will not possess, transmit, sell or use tobacco or any mood altering substances._______I will not possess or transmit any items that could be considered a weapon._______I will not bring any inappropriate items with me to the airport such as nail files, knives of any length, pepper spray or other items that could be construed as weapons or suspicious articles.______I will not make any comments that could be taken as threatening, even in a joking or off-handed manner (especially at the airport)._______I will not enter a room assigned to the opposite sex._________I will stay in my room after curfew and will only open my door in the case of an emergency______I will follow the rules of the Hotel Conduct (attached) ________My behavior will be appropriate at all times._______I will not use vulgar or inappropriate language.________I further agree to abide by the Issaquah School District Rules of Conduct (see the Student Handbook that each student received at the start of the school year.)______I understand that if I fail to comply with this CONDUCT PLEDGE, I will be disciplined. Discipline may resort in removal from the field trip (being sent home at my parent’s expense), school sanctions, co-curricular limitations, or failure to participate in the end-of-year school activities._______________________________________________________________________Student SignatureDateI have read the above CONDUCT PLEDGE and am in agreement with it,__________________________________________ ______________________________Parent SignatureDateREIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENTAs the parent or guardian of a student on the trip, I will be responsible for the repayment of money to person/persons lending money to my child in the event their money may be lost or stolen. Further, if my child’s behavior is inappropriate and my child is returned home (before the scheduled time), I will reimburse any money for an airline ticket and make arrangements to pick up my child at the airport. Parent Signature ____________________________________ Date: _____________ ................
................
In order to avoid copyright disputes, this page is only a partial summary.
To fulfill the demand for quickly locating and searching documents.
It is intelligent file search solution for home and business.