Campus Hours
Campus gates open at 7:15 am. No students are allowed before this time. The regular elementary school day begins at 8:30 am and ends at 2:43 pm, a total of six (6) hours and thirteen minutes daily. Five hours and twenty-eight minutes are allotted for classroom instruction and one (1) hour for recess and lunch combined.

Arrival
Children must not be dropped off before 7:15am. When the gates are open, students who are car riders will exit the vehicles in the main parking lot. School personnel will direct traffic, as busses and pedestrians will be entering the campus. If students will be eating breakfast in the cafeteria, they should arrive on campus between 7:30 am and 8:15 am to have enough time to eat breakfast.

Dismissal
To prepare for dismissal and to ensure students' safety, the main gates will be closed at 2:30 pm. At 2:43 pm, students will be escorted to their designated departure areas. Bus riders will be escorted by school personnel to the bus loading line. Buses will depart at 2:50 pm. 

Walkers
Students will line up by the head start classrooms.  School personnel will stop traffic to allows students to cross the street safely. Students must have on hand, their walker's pass, which is given by the teacher.  A student without a walker's pass will not be allowed to exit the school.

Car Riders
Students who will be picked up by their parents or guardians are to line up beside the benches that face the parking lot between Rooms 5 to 8. They will be released as parents arrive. A note must be sent with the child to the teacher in the morning if there will be a change in the student's transportation after school.

Signing Students Out
Maria A. Ulloa Elementary School (MAUES) is a closed school campus. Once students arrive on campus, they may not leave the school grounds at any time without the permission of the principal or his/her designee. Students must stay within the designated areas during break and lunch periods. Parents or guardians who need to pull their child out of classes for a doctor's appointment or other legitimate reason must sign out their child in the Main Office. Students will not be released to any person other than the student's parents, court-appointed guardians, and those authorized adults listed on the Student Emergency Information Form.

Procedures for Visitors
Pursuant to 17 GCA Ch. 7, 7109 School Property: Unauthorized Entry all visitors on campus must sign in at the Main Office and have written permission from the principal to remain on campus. A person found on campus without written permission shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and may be fined $300, imprisoned for 30 days, or both.  Unauthorized visitors found on the campus will be detained and referred to the Guam Police Department (GPD) for trespassing.  All visitors are responsible following school board policies and local and federal laws.  Upon entering the campus, all visitors are required to sign-in at the main office. Visitors will be asked for valid photo identification in order to receive a Visitor's Pass. Visitors must wear their passes while on campus, and then sign-out at the Main Office after their visit has ended.  Identification will be returned.

Visits by Relatives
Parents are encouraged to visit the school. A visit gives parents the opportunity to learn about the school's programs, its practices, and its goals. At no time may student bring to school their siblings, relatives, or friends who are not MAUES students, unless permission has been granted by the principal. This exemption is generally reserved for approved special events.

Privacy of Student Information
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) (20 U.S.C. 1232g; 34 CFR Part 99) holds that schools must have written permission from the parent in order to release any information from a student's education record. However, FERPA allows schools to disclose those records, without consent, to the following parties or under the following conditions (34 CFR 99.31)
-  School officials with legitimate educational interest;
-  Other school to which a student is transferring;
-  Specified officials for audit or evaluation purposes;
-   Appropriate parties in connection with financial aid      to a student;
-  Organizations conducting certain studies for or on           behalf of the school;
-  Accrediting organizations;
-  To comply with a judicial order or lawfully issued          subpoena;
-   Appropriate official in cases of health and safety        emergencies; and
-  State and local authorities, within a juvenile justice       system, pursuant to specific state law.
Schools may not release student information to relatives, neighbors, and friends of the family, unless they are court appointed legal guardians of the student.

Updating Student Information
Parents are required to update their child's information, ensure that emergency contact numbers are working at all times, and ensure that physical (home) address are documented clearly. Emergencies do happen; therefore, the school must have a quick way to contact parents in an emergency. Parents are also expected to inform the school whenever their child's custody, guardianship, or living arrangement changes. Court documents on restraining order or custody issues will be kept on file in the child's cumulative folder. It is important that students are enrolled in the school of their attendance area. Parents are expected to inform the Main Office if relocating.

Registration
When registering student in the Department of Education, parents must present the following:
- Child's latest report card
- Health record (including the immunization record and    record of health exam done within one year of          registration)
-  A document that establishes date of birth (i.e., 
   birth certificate)
- Mayor's verification confirming residency and a Guam   Power Authority/Guam Waterworks Authority bill       confirming address and a map showing the place of     residence
Registration will be completed when all necessary documents are turned in.

Withdrawal
Parents or guardians must notify the school of their intentions to withdraw their child. School personnel will prepare the withdrawal documents, which are usually available to pick up on the student's last day of attendance. Parents or guardians will be informed of any outstanding debt obligations that must be cleared, such as lost/damaged books, library book fines, etc.

Student Attendance Verification
A parent's request for Student Attendance Verification will be accepted three working days in advance. Parents may fill out a request at the Main Office, call the school, or send a signed note to the registration clerk. Parents or guardians will be required to see an administrator or teacher if there are concerns about attendance or academics. Student Attendance Verification forms are official documents and must be picked up from the Main Office. Identification will be required.