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Welcome to Davila Day School

As a special education school located in Chula Vista, Davila Day School, operated by the South County SELPA, serves preschool through eighth-grade students from schools across San Diego County. Our mission is to provide Deaf and hard-of-hearing students with a comprehensive, fully accessible and language-rich learning environment, help them reach their goals and offer opportunities to reach their full potential.

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Enrolling at Davila Day School

Students can enroll at Davila Day School after the district of residence IEP team has agreed on placement at the school. Once placement occurs, parents must bring to following to enroll their child:

Child's immunization records
Photo identification (e.g., driver's license)
Proof of residence, two forms, such as:
- Title or escrow papers, mortgage book or statement, or homeowner’s association fees statement
- Lease agreement or rental contract with landlord’s name, address and telephone number and current rent receipt
- Letter on apartment complex or mobile home park letterhead, signed by the landlord, stating that the parent/guardian/caregiver lives there (mandatory with 2nd Family Affidavit)
- Utility bill: gas and electric, water, cable TV, sewer, or waste disposal bill (telephone bills are NOT acceptable; past due or disconnection notices are NOT acceptable)
- Verification of Social Services (SSI, AFDC, Medi-Cal)

Forms to Complete and Bring to Enrollment Day

Additional Forms

School Year Calendar

Parent Handbook and Resources

Special Education Parent Resources

Resources

Deaf Community Services of San Diego, Inc.

Are you Deaf? Experiencing hearing loss? Have a Deaf child? Have a hard-of-hearing parent, grandparent, or friend? Looking for a sign language interpreter?

Visit website
1545 Hotel Circle S #300, San Diego, CA 92108
619-398-2441

Sorenson Communications®

Sorenson Communications is a provider of industry-leading communication offerings including SVRS, SIPRelay, and a line of high-quality videophones for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community.

Sorenson VRS®

Sorenson VRS (SVRS) empowers the deaf and hard-of-hearing community to communicate with both deaf and hearing family, friends or business contacts using video relay service.

Parent Links and Hands & Voices California

Parent Links and Hands & Voices California are two groups that parents of deaf or hard-of-hearing children can join to receive information and support. These groups have family activities centered around deaf or hard-of-hearing children.

ASLPro.com

ASLPro.com is a completely free online American Sign Language (ASL) educational resource website featuring over 11000 ASL Signs.

ASL Nook

Watch videos and learn ASL on ASL Nook.

American Sign Language Dictionary: HandSpeak

HandSpeak is a free ASL video dictionary online. Browse or search ASL signed words and phrases in the comprehensive ASL dictionary.

Signing Savvy | ASL Sign Language Video Dictionary

Signing Savvy is a sign language dictionary containing several thousand high resolution videos of ASL signs, fingerspelled words, and other common signs used within the United States and Canada.

Uniform Complaint Procedures

The San Diego County Superintendent of Schools has the primary responsibility for compliance with federal and state laws and regulations. We have established Uniform Complaint Procedures (UCP) to address allegations of unlawful discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying, and complaints alleging violation of state or federal laws governing educational programs, the charging of unlawful pupil fees and the non-compliance of our Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP).

School Dress Code

English

Davila Day School has a mandatory uniform policy of blue bottoms (pants, shorts, skirts, sweats) and solid tops in either red, white, or dark (navy) blue (without any writing, logos, or designs). School sponsored club activity shirts may be worn on Fridays only. In addition, all jackets, sweatshirts, sweaters, and outerwear that are worn all day must also be solid red, white, or dark (navy) blue. If you need assistance with the uniform please visit our secretary or coordinator to see what resources are available to assist you.

The following dress will not be permitted:

Gang-related clothing, colors, or style of clothing
Baggy pants
Pants hanging at the hips
Overly long belts (the end of the belt may not hang down)
Oversized belt buckles
Bare midriffs/halter tops
Obscene or offensive words or graphics on clothing
Bandannas
Drug, alcohol, or tobacco logos on clothing
Dangling accessories (i.e. earrings, wallets on chains, etc.)
Shirts longer than fingertip length, including T-shirts, are to be worn tucked in
Baseball caps or team jackets, shirts, or outerwear
Backless or open-toe sandals (i.e., flip-flops, high-heels) - shoes should be appropriate for PE activities
Temporary hair dye or hair paint, glitter gel, false fingernails, visible temporary tattoos
Pants which are ragged or cut on the bottom, or which drag on the ground
Mini-skirts, or short shorts

If your child comes to school inappropriately dressed, you will be contacted to bring a change of clothing. The mandatory uniform policy will be required for all students, kindergarten through sixth grade.

Español

En Escuela Davila Day se usa uniforme obligatorio. Los alumnos tienen que usar pantalones, shorts, o faldas azul marino con camisetas rojo, blanca, o azul marino sólido (sin ningún tipo de escritura, logo o diseño). Las camisetas de club actividades escolares podrán ser usadas únicamente los VIERNES. Además todas las chamarras, sudaderas, y sacos que son usados todo el día deben de ser de un solo color ya sea rojo, blanco, o azul marino. Si usted necesita ayuda para el uniforme escolar, por favor comuníquese o venga con nuestra secretario o coordinadora a ver que recursos están disponibles para ayudarle.

Las siguientes prendas no serán permitidas:

Vestuario relacionado con pandillas como son los colores o los estilos
Pantalones de tamaño muy grande para el estudiante
Pantalones que los traigan a las caderas
Cinturones muy largos o que cuelguen
Hebillas muy grandes
Blusas que dejen el torso descubierto o los hombros
Palabras gráficas, ofensivas u obscenas en la ropa
Bandanas
Logos que representen drogas, alcohol, o tabaco en la ropa
Objetos que cuelguen (como aretes, que pueden ser peligrosos durante la clase de educación física, billeteras o cadenas, etc.)
Las camisas deberán de estar fajadas y no estar muy largas
Gorras de béisbol; chamarras de equipos deportivos
Sandalias sin talón o zapatos con los dedos destapados) - zapatos deben ser apropiados para educación física
Pintura temporal o diamantina en el pelo, uñas postizas, tatuajes temporales que sean visibles
Pantalones que estén rasgados o cortados en la bastilla, o que se arrastren en el suelo
Faldas o pantalones que sean demasiados cortos

Si un niño/a viene a la escuela sin estar apropiadamente vestido/a, se llamará a casa para que ustedes les traigan un cambio de ropa.

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Davila Day School
415 Smith Avenue
Chula Vista, CA 91910
Main office phone: 619-427-5626
Office video phone: 619-502-9445

Note: Davila Day School is on the campus of Vista Square Elementary. The building is located on the corner of Smith and G streets. The entrance to the school is behind the school, off of Smith Street and the staff parking lot/bus zone.