School Handbook, Discipline Policy,
Dress Code, & Supply Lists
Five Tier Disciplinary Framework
The purpose of the Five Tier Disciplinary Framework is to promote an atmosphere that reflects the mission of St. Gabriel School. This framework is designed to support students in making positive choices that contribute to a spiritual, educational, and socially respectful environment. It emphasizes growth, accountability, and consistency in how behavior is addressed.
It is imperative that students uphold the expectations outlined in the Code of Conduct. When behavioral expectations are not met, the Five Tier Framework will be used to determine the appropriate response. Interventions may include reflection opportunities, restorative conversations, or disciplinary consequences. Repeated or more serious infractions will result in movement through the higher tiers of the framework. Please note that the administration has final authority in all disciplinary matters.
Behavior Expectation Policy
The purpose of the Five Tier Disciplinary Framework is to promote an atmosphere that reflects the mission of St. Gabriel School. This framework is designed to support students in making positive choices that contribute to a spiritual, educational, and socially respectful environment. It emphasizes growth, accountability, and consistency in how behavior is addressed.
It is imperative that students uphold the expectations outlined in the Code of Conduct. When behavioral expectations are not met, the Five Tier Framework will be used to determine the appropriate response. Interventions may include reflection opportunities, restorative conversations, or disciplinary consequences. Repeated or more serious infractions will result in movement through the higher tiers of the framework. Please note that the administration has final authority in all disciplinary matters.
Behavior Expectation Policy
School Supply Lists 2026-27
ONE CLICK SCHOOL SUPPLY ORDERING OPTION
First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth-Eighth Grade Please note that the only supplies for Junior Kdg and Kindergarten needed are lunch box, unbreakable water bottle, book bag, and uniform. |
School Dress Code 2026-27The purpose of the dress code is to support an environment that reflects the mission of St. Gabriel School. Students are expected to dress appropriately at all times in a manner that is comfortable while maintaining the spiritual, educational, and social atmosphere of the school and avoiding distractions.
Adherence to the dress code is required from the time students arrive on campus until they leave at the end of the school day. Students who are not in compliance will receive a dress code violation and may be required to correct the issue before attending class, which could result in an absence. After three dress code violations, a detention will be assigned. Please note that the administration reserves the final decision in all matters related to the dress code. Buying Guidelines: Khaki pants and red, light blue, or white polos may be purchased from any retailer. Schoolbelles is the only approved vendor for jumpers and skirts and also offers polos and sweatshirts. 2026-27 Dress Code Guide 2026-27 Grizzly Picture Guide Shoe Guide Schoolbelles link. Please note: School Code: S0130 PTU Alternatives to Schoolbelles Used Uniform Inquiries: [email protected] Sweatshirts & Polos Uniform Approved Ordering Information Grizzly Gear This is for dress down days and CYO Apparel, not uniform approved. Shopping Link is HERE |
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St. Gabriel Catholic Church
9935 Johnnycake Ridge Road Concord Township, OH 44060 School Phone: 440-352-6169 Week Day After School Hours: 440-352-6169 x-4 (until 6 pm) Learning Loft PS Phone: 440-354-7574 Fax: 440-639-0143 St. Gabriel School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. The enrollment for the 2025-26 year in grades JK-8th is 566. All employees and volunteers who have contact with students undergo thorough screening, including background checks through the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation & Identification (BCI&I). For complete information on screening policies, see the revised Policy for the Safety of Children in Matter of Sexual Abuse, section 1.2 (p.3). |
