PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM NOTIFICATION
Annual notification of the Enfield Board of Education Policy 3512 “Pest Management Program” is
as follows:
1) No pesticides, as described by P.A. No. 99-165, will be applied in school buildings or on school
grounds without sufficient health and safety reasons as determined by the Pest Management
Coordinator.
2) Pesticides may only be applied by a “pesticide applicator” as defined by P.A. No. 99-165 and Sec.
22a-54 of the General Statutes.
3) No application of pesticides may be made in any building or on school grounds during regular
school hours or during planned activities at the school, except an emergency application.
4) Parents or guardians of children and school staff may register for prior notice of any pesticide
applications at their school.
Mark Gahr, Town of Enfield Building and Grounds, is available to answer any questions at 860-253-
6361.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Students are required to wear the proper clothing and sneakers to school for the physical education
classes.
PUPIL SERVICES
Pupil Services provides a range of services to accommodate the needs of students who have been
identified as eligible for special education services through the Planning and Placement Team (PPT)
process. Services may include: speech/language, counseling, occupational and physical therapy, and
specialized instruction. Services are provided in the least restrictive environment.
Pupil Services is also responsible for school health policies, the school nursing program, custody and
maintenance of confidentiality of school records, home instruction for those students who are
physically unable to attend school, individual student evaluations for disabilities, and identification
for giftedness.
CONFIDENTIALITY OF STUDENT RECORDS
Confidentiality of student records is strictly maintained in accordance with FERPA (Family
Educational Rights and Privacy Act). Only authorized school personnel involved with the student’s
educational program may have access to a student’s record. Parents or legal guardians have the right
to review their child’s record and may do so with a school official present following a written request
for an appointment for this purpose. No information will be sent to another agency without the written
consent of the parent or guardian or student of legal age. However, the school does have the right to
send grades and attendance records upon the request of another school agency to whom a student has
already transferred without prior authorization to release information.
Once a student attains the legal age of eighteen, all rights to review or release his/her school records
are assumed by the student.
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