Students will return to school after Spring Break week on April 20, 2020. Please follow us on Facebook as well as the website for updates and changes. Thanks.
Parents and/or Guardians,
Please sign and return the PBIS Field Trip Forms no later than Friday, March 6th, for the upcoming trip if your child can attend. It is very important especially for shirt orders that we have all forms in by this Friday. Thank you for all you do and your understanding.
All students that need to retake or take their yearbook picture must either wear their school uniform shirt, or bring a school uniform shirt if they are also taking Spring pictures. Spring picture flyers went home before the Mardi Gras Break, but we have copies on our Facebook page if you need to see them.
Parent drop off/pick up procedure reminder: All vehicles must turn right when leaving the parking lot
and exit through Jefferson Street. NO LEFT TURNS! Thank you!
PANDEMIC-EBT AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS RECEIVING FREE OR REDUCED-PRICE SCHOOL MEALS
Link to the Form
Elementary Parent School Survey
Family Engagement Resources
March 2020 Student Calendar
March 2020 lunch calendar
Golden Meadow Upper Elementary has a Parent Resource Center display in the front entrance of the school.
Polar Express Night
Getting ready for our upcoming Saints vs Rams football game on Sunday, January 20th. Geaux Saints!!!
2019-2020 School Staff
Our 2019-2020 Teacher of the Year, Kaylene Adams Callais, and our support person of the year, Stacey Cheramie.
Grinch Night by our 2019-2020 BETA Club
Happy Holidays from GMUES Staff
My name is Buffy D. Boura, and I am so excited to be the principal of Golden Meadow Upper Elementary. I am a graduate of South Lafourche High School (1991) and Nicholls State University (1995 & 2001). I earned a Bachelor's Degree in General Studies and a Master's Degree in Education. I also have Plus 30, Reading Specialist Certification, and Administration Certification from NSU. I an married to Frank Boura and together we have two daughters, Seddy Marie and Lexxy Jane. It truly is an honor for me to be here at GMUE, because this is the school where my teaching career began. So, I feel like I am back home. I hope to have an active role in your child's educational career here at GMUE.
Red or White collared oxford or polo style shirts
Khaki shorts, skorts, skirts, jumpers, or pants
Socks must be visible above the shoe and must be solid in color. Red, white, khaki, or black socks are allowed at GMUES.
Shoes must be closed in the front and back and must have ties or straps.
Click this link to see the complete Lafourche Parish School Board's dress code policy. dress code.jpg
BELL SCHEDULE:
8:00 Doors Open
8:25 Breakfast Ends/Report to Homeroom
8:30 Class Begins
1:20-1:35 Recess
3:30 School Dismissal
To report child abuse and neglect, call the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) child protection hotline at
1-855-4LA-KIDS (1-855-452-5437) toll free 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
If you have witnessed a bullying act, please use this form to report the incident.
The Lafourche Parish School Board is committed to providing a safe environment for the students and employees of its schools. The school board shall take immediate action to address any potential threats of violence or terrorism to students and employees as required by the Louisiana School and Student Safety Act. (La. Rev. Stat. Ann.§17:409-17:409.5)
Elementary training videos
Learn Gun Safety with Eddie Eagle and the Wing Team
https://youtu.be/Ho36vonT3Rw
NetSafe Episode 3: Tell an Adult
https://youtu.be/AmRln0Cq3rE
NetSmartzKids- It’s OK to Tell
https://youtu.be/AmRln0Cq3rE
Parents
SHP_Say_Something_Parent_Brochure_2016.pdf
SHP_Say_Something_Presentation_Web Version.pptx
To report a threat of violence or terrorism contact Crime Stoppers Bayou Region:
Call: 1-800-743-7433
Lafourche Parish Sheriff Craig Webre, Superintendent of Schools, Jo Ann Matthews, and District Attorney Camille A. Morvant, II, are warning parents and children about the dangers of sending or receiving explicit photos or messages through texting and social media as part of a new public awareness campaign. The campaign is designed to educate citizens about the social and legal consequences associated with crimes like “sexting” and “cyberbullying,” and to encourage parents to pay attention to what their children are doing online. More information on cyberbully and sexting can be found on the Lafourche Parish School District Website Homepagehttp://www.lpsd.k12.la.us/ as well as on the Office of Child Welfare and Attendance Website. If you have any further questions and/or concerns please contact the school board office.
