Student School Policies

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School Policy Highlights

TARDIES
1. A student is considered tardy if s/he enters the classroom without a valid pass
within the first five minutes (10 minutes for first hour) after class has begun. An
unexcused absence is recorded after this period of time.
2. A student coming into the building after the beginning of first hour must sign in
at the Main Office. Signing into the office does not excuse the tardy and a parent
phone call, note or sign-in is still required.
3. Multiple tardies per class result in the following school disciplinary actions:
0-3 Tardies Teacher Warning/Teacher Assigned Consequence
4-6 Tardies 1 Hour Detention, Administrative Meeting, Parent Contact
7-9 Tardies Career and Employability Skills Training after school
10+ Tardies In School Suspension
ELECTRONIC DEVICE/CELL PHONE POLICY GRADES 912 ONLY
Electronic devices may be used before and after school, during passing time, and
during a students lunch period. Electronic devices may be used during
instructional/class time at the discretion of the classroom teacher.
Any cell phone causing a disruption during instructional/class time will be
confiscated and sent to the main office. Disruption can include phone ringing,
beeping, vibrating, texting, etc. Electronic devices brought to school can be subject
to a reasonable search.
Cameras/video, including cell phone cameras/video, shall not be used without
specific prior consent from a building administrator. At no time may cameras/video
be used in locker rooms and bathrooms. Laser pens and pointers are absolutely
forbidden at all times.
Students violating this policy will have the items confiscated and may face
progressive discipline. Discipline will be as follows:

1st offense Pick up at the end of the next school day or parent pick up; one
hour
after-school detention

2nd offense Pick up at the end of the next school day or parent pick up; two
hour
after-school detention

3rd offense One day ISS and parent pick up


Confiscated items shall be claimed only
STUDENT APPEARANCE
A students appearance must be neat, clean, decent, and appropriate. Dress or
grooming which could constitute a health or safety hazard or which could be
considered unkempt, unclean, indecent, or inappropriate will not be allowed.
Building principals or their designees are authorized to establish rules and
regulations governing student appearance in their buildings and to make
judgments of student appearance relative to these rules and regulations.
Appropriate dress for secondary students prevents the wearing of hats, bandannas,
any objects or clothing with spikes, cut-offs, mini-apparel, see-through clothing
(including holes), tube tops, halter tops, half T-shirts or tank tops, and bare
midriffs. Mini-apparel shall be understood to be anything that is deemed
inappropriate by school administration, including tube skirts and athletic shorts.
Pants or shorts should appropriately cover undergarments to avoid the appearance
of sagging. Any clothing or personal possessions, which have designs, which
advocate and/or advertise the use of drugs, alcohol, tobacco or violence of any
type, are not permitted in the schools. Students who are in violation of these rules
and regulations will be sent to the school office to correct their appearance before
returning to class. This policy applies to all school related functions.

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