DCSD Student Code of Conduct Quiz

Questions and Answers

What should students do with their phones during instructional time?

Keep them in their bags as long as they are silent

Use them freely during lunch

Keep them on vibrate mode

Turn them completely off and put them away (correct)

Which of the following actions is prohibited during instructional time?

Text messaging (correct)

Using email for homework

Making calls to parents

Using devices for educational purposes

What is the consequence of violating the electronic communication device rules?

A warning will be issued

Students will be suspended for one day

The device will be confiscated and returned only to a parent/guardian (correct)

The device will be returned immediately

In which situations are students allowed to use their electronic devices?

For serious medical conditions or unusual circumstances with approval Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for the personal electronic devices on school property?

Students are responsible for their own devices Signup and view all the answers

What should parents/guardians do if they need to contact their student during instructional time?

Contact the school’s phone system Signup and view all the answers

What does the policy state about possession of personal electronic communication devices at school?

It is a privilege not a right Signup and view all the answers

During which periods are students prohibited from using electronic communication devices?

During instructional time and on school buses Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Electronic Communication Device Policy

Students must not use electronic devices including cell phones, tablets, and walkie-talkies during instructional time or on school buses.
Instructional time encompasses the entire school day, including lunch periods, class changes, study halls, and other activities.
Phones must be completely powered off and out of view during instructional hours.
Text messaging is prohibited during school time.

Exceptions and Obligations

Students with serious medical conditions may have different arrangements regarding device usage.
Use of personal devices for approved educational purposes is optional; the school provides necessary devices or alternatives.
Communication from parents/guardians to students during instructional time is discouraged unless there's an emergency; they should use the school's phone system.

Device Possession and Consequences

Possession of electronic devices at school is considered a privilege, not a right.
Violations of device usage rules result in confiscation, with devices returned only to parents/guardians.
The school disclaims responsibility for personal electronic devices on its property or at school events.

Description

Test your knowledge on the DCSD Student Code of Conduct with this quiz. Understand the rules regarding electronic communication devices and their impact during instructional times. This quiz is essential for all students to ensure compliance with school regulations.