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BAC FAQs

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1. I’m enrolling my child for the first time, but am not sure where to start. What do I do?

If you would like information on enrolling your child, please call the Burkholder Administrative Center at (888)662-8801 and we’ll be glad to mail you the proper paperwork.

2. What if we’re coming from a different district?

If you are coming from a different district, you will need to authorize a Request and Consent to Release Educational Records form so that we can contact your previous school and have them send us your student’s records. Please call the Burkholder Administrative Center at (888)662.8801 to receive a form.

3. Who do I give my new address and phone number to?

Please make sure your school secretary has an up-to-date address and current phone number for you. At any time during the year, if your address or phone number changes, please let the secretary know.

4. Are there any medical requirements I should know about before enrolling?

Please be aware that any student up to the age of 9 entering school for the first time in the state of Kansas shall, prior to admission, be required to present the results of a health assessment conducted within 12 months of school entry by a physician or other health care provider as approved by the state of Kansas (KSA 72-5214). As an alternative to the health assessment, the student shall present a written statement signed by a parent or guardian that the child is an adherent of a religious denomination whose religious teachings are opposed to such assessment.
Students who have not met the state health assessment requirement as outlined above will be excluded from school one week after parent notification and will remain excluded until the health assessment is completed.

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Buhler High School

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1. How can I check my student’s attendance and/or grades online?

Parents can contact the main office to receive an online PowerSchool log-on ID and password to view both grades and attendance records online. Once you know the log-on ID and password, you can

2. What is the difference between an extenuated absence and an excused absence?

An absence is considered excused when a parent/guardian calls or sends a note to excuse. An extenuated absence is due to reasons beyond a student’s control, such as a funeral. Students must bring appointment cards/schedule cards to the office in order to have doctor/dental appointments considered extenuated.

3. What is the BHS code to use on the ACT or SAT application?

170-400

4. When is the ACT test given at BHS?

October, December, and April

5. What is the FAX number for the Guidance Office?

620-543-2147

6. What is the direct phone number to the Guidance Office

543-2249

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Prairie Hills Middle School

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1. How do I find out the balance in my child’s lunch account?

Please call the food service at the school 620-662-6626.

2. What is PHMS’ policy concerning make-up work following an absence?

An excused absence or an authorized school activity allows the student the privilege of making up the work for grade or credit within a reasonable amount of time, but does not excuse the student from the makeup work. In the case of excused absences, class work is to be made up prior to leaving when possible. Students will have the number of days absent plus one to make up work missed. Please refer to page 3 in the student handbook (Buhler USD 313 Attendance Policy).

3. What are the prices for lunch/breakfast meals?

Lunch - $2.20; Breakfast - $1.40 and extra milk -$ .35

4. What is the School's Policy concerning dispensing medications at school?

Refer to page 8 (Medication at School) in the student handbook.

5. How does my child get chosen as Student of the Week?

Students chosen will have exemplified high standards of citizenship and participation in our school. Students often want to know how they can earn this award. There is no easy answer to this question. It is an award that is “bestowed” rather than earned. Each week teachers nominate students who have been noticed helping Prairie Hills move toward a school of excellence. Even though last year we recognized nearly 160 students, some very positive students were probably not nominated. Please be assured that we appreciate your student’s contributions to Prairie Hills. This recognition is one of many ways we try to show it.

6. What are the KSHSAA requirements for sports participation?

A student must:
Have residential eligibility
Be passing 5 subjects
Have a physical on file signed by a physician and parents
Be of good standing (refer to page 12 in the student handbook)
Meet the age requirements

7. What team is my child on?

By looking at your student’s schedule and comparing it to the lists below, you will be able to determine your student’s team.

Team A
Mrs. Boggs
Mrs. Lund
Mr. Conkling
Mr. Williams
Mrs. Zolman
Mrs. Bolyard

Team B
Mrs. Broxterman
Ms. Horton
Mrs. Siefkes
Mrs. McFall
Mrs. Walker
Mrs. Berblinger

Team C
Mrs. Emmerich
Mrs. Poulseen
Mrs. Reichenberger
Mrs. Schroeder
Mr. Wilson
Ms. Fraser

8. If my child is ill or must be absent from school, what is the procedure for notifying the school?

Please call the school at 662-6027 or you may email your information to ckrusemark@buhlerschools.org or you may Fax information to 694-1002. Please refer to page 3 in the student handbook (Buhler USD 313 Attendance Policy)

9. Who do I notify of a change of address, phones (landline as well as cell phones)?

Please notify the school office of such changes through a phone call (662-6027), email to ckrusemark@buhlerschools.org or Fax information to 694-1002.

10. Are visitors allowed to go to class with my student?

Please refer to page 14 in the student handbook (Visitor Permits)

11. Is there a policy concerning participation in activities when a student has been absent?

If the student is ill causing them to miss the day’s school, they are not to be participating in after school activities. Athletes not practicing the day before a game will not be allowed to participate on game day. Depending on the reason for the absence, exceptions may be made.

12. What if my child arrives after school starts or needs to leave before school is dismissed?

Please refer to student handbook page 4.

13. What activities are available for my child?

Fall
Football
Soccer
Volleyball
Cross Country
Cheerleading
Intramural Drama
Instructional Volleyball

Winter
Basketball
Wrestling
Dance Team
Cheerleading
Scholars Bowl
Intramural Skating
Intramural Bowling
Instructional Basketball

Spring
Track
Intramural Canoeing

14. Can my child carry an inhaler?

Please refer to the student handbook page 8 (Medication at school)