Parents & Caregivers

Rowland Hall partners with students and families to support academic growth and emotional well-being through individualized planning, reasonable accommodations, and shared responsibility.

Families should contact the division office to relay messages to students during the school day, as students do not have access to personal devices until ninth grade.

Email is the preferred way to contact teachers and division principals, and families should allow up to one school day for a response.

The Beginning School dress code is designed to support safety, comfort, and independence while creating a consistent, respectful learning environment for all students.

The Lower School dress code promotes a safe, comfortable, and focused learning environment and relies on partnership with families to ensure students arrive dressed appropriately each day.

Middle School dress standards balance personal expression with the needs of an academic community, encouraging students to make thoughtful, respectful choices that support learning and well-being.

Upper School dress standards emphasize mature self-expression and personal responsibility while maintaining a respectful, academic environment aligned with the school’s mission and community values.

To protect the health of the school community, students who are ill or showing symptoms of contagious illness should remain home and may return to school only after meeting the outlined health criteria.

To ensure student safety and compliance with state regulations, all medications at school or on school-sponsored trips must follow established authorization, administration, and storage procedures.

To support focus, safety, and age-appropriate learning, personal electronic devices are not permitted for Beginning School and Lower School students during the school day, except with a medical exemption.

To minimize distractions and support focused learning, personal electronic devices may not be used during the school day and must be powered off and stored in lockers, except with a medical exemption.

Upper School students are expected to use personal electronic devices responsibly and sparingly in ways that support learning, community connection, and the school’s Acceptable Use Policy.