Questions and Answers
What must students use when walking from the Fitness Café to the cafeteria?
Outdoor stairs
Which of the following areas can students NOT eat in? (Select all that apply)
Students can have food delivered to TAS.
False
Where can you find the All Gender Bathrooms?
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What must you do with your personal items at TAS?
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Students can take how many Wellness Days per semester?
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It is acceptable to eat in the library.
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What should you not leave laying around at TAS?
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What should you do if you want to talk to a teacher?
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Students should check _____ every day for teacher communications.
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Students can use the Lower School courtyard during school hours.
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Study Notes
Upper School Overview at TAS
- Overview is not exhaustive; consult the upper school handbook for detailed rules and guidelines.
- For questions, contact advisors, teachers, or administrators such as Dr. Fagen and Dr. Chen.
Community Agreements
- Emphasizes participation and engagement within the school community.
- Community agreements foster safety and comfort, aiming for a shared purpose among all members.
Shared Spaces
- Various eating locations include Legacy Commons, US Courtyard, and areas around Fitness Café.
- Specific places for eating and areas to avoid (e.g., classrooms, hallways, locker rooms).
- Eating while walking is prohibited; food should be taken directly to outdoor eating areas.
Food and Drink Policies
- Only grade 12 students may have food delivered off-campus; grades 9-11 are restricted from this.
- Reusable bottles required; drinks must be in these bottles daily.
Study and Relaxation Areas
- Students can hang out in specific areas such as the Tech Cube, Information Commons, and various floors of H-Block.
- A quiet space is available for focused studying in the Library.
Bathroom and Locker Room Etiquette
- No eating or loitering in bathrooms or locker rooms to maintain hygiene and respect communal spaces.
- Various All Gender Bathrooms located around the school, notably in H and C blocks.
Outdoor Spaces
- Designated areas for outdoor activities include the Upper School field, basketball court, and US Courtyard.
- Access to Lower and Middle School areas is restricted for Upper School students.
Proper Conduct and Space Usage
- Students should choose appropriate spaces based on their activities (e.g., louder activities outdoors, quieter activities in designated study areas).
Interaction with Faculty
- Students must address teachers and school staff respectfully using titles and last names.
- Unsure of title preference? Students should ask teachers directly.
Campus Hours and Item Safety
- Campus hours: Mon-Fri 7 AM - 7 PM, Sat & Sun 8 AM - 6 PM.
- Personal items must be kept secure; theft can occur, so lock up belongings and do not leave items unattended.
Attendance Guidelines
- Attendance is essential for earning class credit, with a max of 8 absences per semester.
- Absent students cannot be on campus and must check in at the office upon return.
- Planned absences require forms submitted 3-5 days in advance.
Wellness Days
- Students can take 1 Wellness Day per semester, counted as an absence.
- Families must notify the school of a Wellness Day as they would for a sick day.
Emergency Procedures
- Various drills include Earthquake, Fire, and Code Red drills to prepare for emergencies.
- Specific actions outlined for each drill to ensure safety (mindful evacuation procedures and lockdown steps).
Key Takeaways
- Familiarize yourself with school guidelines and policies in the upper school handbook.
- Respect shared community spaces and agreements.
- Keep open lines of communication for attendance and wellness concerns.
- Be aware of emergency procedures for personal safety.
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Description
This quiz provides a brief overview of key information regarding Upper School at TAS. It highlights essential school rules and community guidelines, urging students to read the handbook for comprehensive details. If you have questions, feel free to reach out to your advisors or teachers.
