School Philosophy


GREAT EVERLEE SCHOOLS IDEA OF STUDENT
The purpose of being a student is to acquire knowledge. A student is someone who is a scholar, apprentice, learner or undergraduate. Students should also pass through various stages in acquiring knowledge. 

SAFFING
The school authority is very meticulous of staff. The members of staff {teaching and non-teaching} are young and experienced men and ladies of good testimonials who study both within outside the country. The teaching staff is university graduates. They are crop of teachers that make something out of the ordinary. They love their chosen profession and care for youth education.
PARENT-TEACHER/MEETING
Parent teacher meeting are held trice n a year. The goal of these meetings is to communicate ways to assist student in becoming self-confident, cooperative learners who are skilled in problem solving. Discussions on helping student to be successful will be the focus. Individual parent meeting with teachers may be arranged as throughout the school year by contacting the teacher or counselor.
SCHOOL SAFETY
WE NEED YOUR HELP! GREAT EVERLEE SCHOOLS

prides itself or its atmosphere of trust, sharing, and caring. The administrators of the school are responsible for keeping our school safe. Every piece of information received by the proprietor is viewed as important toward keeping our school safe for all of our student and staff.
Sometimes student feel protect another student who breaks a school safety rule. Most serious discipline or safety issues, however, are resolved because responsible student come forward. This is not “tattling” it is good citizenship. And it is responsible behavior.
The following list includes some situations, which should be reported immediately to an administrator, teacher, or your parent:
A classmate is making statements that he/she would like to hurt other people.
A classmate speaks of having access to a weapon of any kind, particularly explosives.
A classmate speaks of being hurt or abused by other students.
A classmate is being harassed or abused by other students.
A classmate is in possession of drugs, alcohol, tobacco products, or anything that would put that person or others at dangerous risk.