Questions and Answers
Three minor strikes will result in an office ______.
referral
Examples of major infractions include fighting, verbal abuse, and law ______.
violation
Students who violate the dress code will be asked to change into ______ clothing.
appropriate
Inappropriate dress includes clothing with offensive ______ or logos.
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Students should dress in a neat and clean manner that does not ______ the educational environment.
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Pants worn at the hip are considered ______.
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Clothing that advertises alcohol, tobacco, etc. is ______.
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Undergarments must not be seen or exposed at any ______.
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Students will face consequences for dress code violations, which may include ______ or parent contacts.
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Ripped or torn clothing where excessive skin is shown is deemed ______.
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Study Notes
Discipline and Consequences
- Possession of prohibited items may lead to suspension or expulsion.
- Engaging in horseplay, running, or yelling will result in disciplinary actions like warnings, parent contact, or detention.
- Bullying is strictly prohibited and will be thoroughly investigated, with potential consequences including ISS or out-of-school suspension.
- Fighting is not tolerated and incurs serious penalties such as ISS and possible legal charges.
- Public displays of affection, including hand-holding, are not allowed and may lead to loss of privileges.
Prohibited Items and Substance Use
- Tobacco products, including vapes and e-cigs, are banned on school grounds, with items confiscated and not returned.
- Possession or use of drugs and alcohol is strictly prohibited, with severe consequences including expulsion and charges filed.
- Energy drinks, like Monster, are not permitted at school.
Cell Phone and Sales Policies
- Cell phone use during instructional hours is prohibited; violations result in phones being held in the office.
- Students are not allowed to sell items at school without principal approval.
Property Damage and Personal Items
- Destruction of school property will lead to damages being charged, parent contact, and potential ISS.
- Students are responsible for their belongings as the school is not liable for lost or stolen items.
- Drinks must be in secure bottles; restaurant cups and similar containers are prohibited.
Dress Code Guidelines
- Students should dress neatly and appropriately; shorts/skirts must provide sufficient coverage.
- Inappropriate attire includes revealing clothing, sagging pants, and clothing with offensive messages.
- Violators of the dress code will be required to change into suitable clothing.
Search and Seizure Policy
- School officials can search students and belongings with reasonable suspicion of rule violations.
- Lockers and school property may also be searched to ensure safety and maintain order.
Minor and Major Infractions
- Minor infractions, such as dress code violations, can lead to warnings and parent contacts.
- Accumulating three minor strikes results in an office referral, while major infractions necessitate immediate office involvement.
Classroom and General Conduct
- Students must avoid items like blankets and non-approved food/drink in classrooms.
- Gum chewing is permitted at the teacher's discretion, but should not be conspicuous.
Consequences of Non-Compliance
- Various disciplinary actions, including warnings and detention, can be imposed depending on the severity and frequency of infractions.
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This quiz covers the key aspects of school discipline policies, including consequences for possession of prohibited items, harassment, and bullying. Understanding these rules is essential for maintaining a safe and respectful environment for all students. Prepare to familiarize yourself with various disciplinary actions and prevention plans.
