Educational vision and mission
Teachers
in School 49 aspire to provide an excellent basis for life-long learning by
developing the physical, intellectual, social, emotional and creative abilities
of each child.
Teachers struggle to provide a safe
learning environment that enables critical thinking and engenders a love of
learning.
Teachers emphasize inquiry,
teamwork, mutual respect, and collaboration and are sensitive to the needs of all
students and to their varying learning styles.
Teachers
are committed to ensuring that all students are welcomed, respected, and
challenged to realize their full potential.
Teachers
believe they play an important role in engaging all students in the learning
journey and making every child’s experience rewarding and successful.
Rules of behaviour
Students
in School 49 must be respectful to their mates and teachers.
Students
must wear a uniform (white shirt and black or blue skirts or trousers).
Students
must behave and sign a behavior code on the first school day.
Schedule
School 49
requires a schedule that operates 2 shifts:
Preparatory classes & Classes I, II, III are at school
between 8:00 and 11:45 (45-minute classes, 15-minute breaks);
Shift rotation: 11:45 – 12:10;
Classes IV, V, VI, VII, VIII: 12:10 – 18:00 (50-minute
classes, 10-minute breaks).
Parents’ Meetings
Parents are invited to participate in the parents’ meetings held 5-6
times per year.
Besides this, they may meet the class teacher on a certain day of the
week. Each class teacher is entitled to choose this “consultation” time
according to their timetable and preference.
Parents are informed
about their children’s marks and absences through the virtual gradebook or the
student’s grade notebook (which is personal and must be brought to school every
day by the student).
Students’ Council
Students’
Council consists of 11 – 15 members (students + 1 teacher) and they discuss students’
issues and suggest measures to improve the teaching activities, extracurricular
activities, behaviour and absences, student-student relationship,
student-teacher relationship, etc.
Class Teachers (2014 – 2015)
Class
|
Teachers
|
PREP. A
|
POPESCU COCA
|
PREP. B
|
GHERGHE IOLANDA
|
PREP. C
|
VASILIU CATALINA
|
PREP. D
|
ALDEA IRINA
|
PREP. E
|
DUMITRU NICOLETA
|
I A
|
SILVESTRU FLORENTINA
|
I B
|
PETRE MADALINA
|
I C
|
KERI CECILIA
|
I D
|
NEDEA MARIA
|
I E
|
IONESCU OANA
|
I F
|
STAN LIGIA
|
II A
|
OLARU AURORA
|
II B
|
ROTARUS GABRIELA
|
II C
|
PISCANU CORNELIA
|
II D
|
LEONTE MIHAELA
|
III A
|
DUMITRU MARIOARA
|
III B
|
DEAK CORINA ELENA
|
III C
|
MANEA ANDA
|
III D
|
DINU DANIELA
|
III E
|
SARBU IOANA
|
IV A
|
BUZNOSU VASILICA
|
IV B
|
ALDICA JUSTINIANA
|
IV C
|
RADU MIHAELA
|
IV D
|
CRUDU SOFIA
|
V A
|
SIN VALENTIN
|
V B
|
GATA RAMONA
|
V C
|
JUGANARU MONICA
|
V D
|
CORBU NICOLETA
|
VI A
|
IVASCU ADRIANA
|
VI B
|
COLEC SANZIANA
|
VI C
|
DAESCU RAMONA
|
VII A
|
VASS ANGELA
|
VII B
|
SARACIN CRISTINA
|
VII C
|
FIRU ALIN
|
VIII A
|
PETRE ECATERINA
|
VIII B
|
DUMITRASCU RALUCA
|
VIII C
|
ERDELI LUIZA
|
School year structure
2014-2015 school year begins on September 1, 2014, ending on August 31,
2015 and is divided into two semesters, as follows:
Semester I
Courses – Monday, September 15, 2014 –
Friday, December 19, 2014
Between 1 to
9 November 2014, primary classes are on holiday.
Winter Holidays – Saturday, December 20, 2014 –
Sunday, January 4, 2015
Courses – Monday, January 5, 2015 – Friday,
January 30, 2015
Holiday – Saturday, January 31, 2015 –
Sunday, February 8, 2015
Semester II
Courses – Monday, February 9,
2015 – Friday, April 10, 2015
Spring Holiday – Saturday, April 11,
2015 – Sunday, April 19, 2015
Courses – Monday, April 20,
2015 – Friday, June 19, 2015
Summer Holidays – Saturday,
June 20, 2015 – Sunday, September 13, 2015
May 1st (Labour Day)
June 8th and 9th (Pentecost)
November 30th (St. Andrei, the protector
of Romania)
December 1st (Romania’s National Day).
