Families must REVIEW ALL SECTION OF THIS PAGE prior to the start of each academic year:
 

1. Review the School Policies & Procedures online handbook and complete and submit the on-line Handbook Acknowledgement section below prior to the start of each academic year 
2. Review the Annual Back to School Forms section below. Print and return completed form for all of children and send them in on the first day of school each year (Note: when applicable you may list multiple students on one form if names and grades are clearly listed)

PLEASE NOTE: The Upper Darby School District Physical and Dental Reports MUST be uploaded to TADS after they have been completed. These forms are only required for children entering specific grades. 

PLEASE NOTE: If your child requires the use of or access to ANY medication or medical devices (EpiPen for allergies, inhaler for asthma, glucose monitor for diabetes, etc.), you MUST submit the required forms to the school, including the Upper Darby School District Medicine Form & Consent to Carry Inhaler and St. Bernadette School's Student Medicine Form. If your child DOES NOT require medication or a medical device but DOES have a medical condition that you would like our faculty to keep in mind, please fill out and submit St. Bernadette School's Student Medicine Form. 

Please see the CARES section of the website under "Admissions" to complete registration forms for our before- and after-school care programs. Registration and payment is managed by the CARES program coordinator, Mrs. Kathy Mascitelli; her contact information is available in the aforementioned CARES tab.

Please review the Home & School Association webpage for details regarding payment of required annual dues for each school family, periodic Chik-fil-A lunch orders, Spritwear sales, volunteer opportunities, registration information for upcoming events and more:

HOME & SCHOOL EVENTS, INFORMATION, AND SPIRIT WEAR

Your child's teacher will notify you if their classroom requires snacks and lunches that follow an allergy-friendly food plan (ex. nut-free, dairy-free, etc.). You will also be informed whether this affects all food brought into the classroom or only snacks shared with the entire class (ex. treats for birthdays or holidays). We kindly ask that you respect the medical needs of all children in our school and follow the guidelines established by your child's teacher. For more information on snacks and brands that are allergy-friendly, please consult the following Safe Snack Guides.