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Student code of conduct

According to Merriam-Webster,
....conduct is a mode or standard of personal behavior, especially when based on moral principles. A code pf ethics is a set of rules that outline good and bad behavior. A code of conduct is a set of rules that members of an organization or people in a particular role must follow....

academic integrity

Teachers will assign discipline for instances of cheating on homework and tests. Instances of plagiarism, including copying other students' work and/or incorrectly using published or intellectual property, including Chatgpt or other AI chatbots, may result in referral for disciplinary action. 

 FIRST OFFENSE

  • 0% on assignment/assessment or allow resubmission at teacher discretion

  • Referral in Aeries

  • Parent contact by teacher (phone/email)
 SECOND OFFENSE

  • 0% on assignment/assessment or allow resubmission at teacher discretion

  • Referral in Aeries

  • Parent meeting with admin

  • Complete integrity module outside of school day (with counselor)

  • Complete academic integrity form outside of school day (with counselor)

THIRD OFFENSE

  • Students will meet with an academic integrity panel composed of counselor(s) and administrators. The panel will decide if the student will be given another opportunity or fail the semester.

 

Electronic devices / Cell Phone Policy

Cell Phone Policy

Attendance and Tardies

Students must be in their scheduled class by the time the second (tardy) bell has finished ringing.

  • Teachers take attendance within the first 15 minutes of each period.

  • Students who arrive after the tardy bell has rung will be recorded as tardy by the teacher (in AERIES).

  • The AERIES system will call &/or text parents/guardians each period in the event a student is marked tardy or absent.

  • If a student has a staff-authorized tardy, student must present a pass signed by a staff member which includes date and time.


Tardy Station


Attendance Policy 1Attendance 2

School Attire

School attire should foster a safe and positive educational environment for our students. All students are to attend school and school-related activities dressed in a manner which is clean and appropriate for the health and safety of themselves and of others and supports the educational process.

Allowable Attire

  • Students. must wear clothing including both a1shirt with pants or skirt, or he equivalent and shoes.
  • Clothing must cover undergarments. waistbands and bra straps excluded.
  • All private parts must be covered by fabric that is not see-through.
  • Students' faces and ears must be visible to staff at all times. Headwear must not interfere with the line of sight to any student or staff.
  • Clothing must be suitable for all scheduled school activities including physical education, science labs, wood shop, and other activities. where unique hazards exist
  • Specialized courses and -activities may require or a mow specialized attire,
  • such as sports uniforms or safety gear.
  • Shirts must be worn to reach the top of students. Pants, shorts or shirt.

 

Non-permissible Attire

  • Attire depicting, Advertising or advocating the use of alcohol tobacco.
  • marijuana or other controlled substances.
  • Attire depicting pornography, nudity, partial nudity, sexual ads, or expletives.
  • Attire., including gang identifiers, that threatens the health or safety of any
  • other student or staff.
  • Attire depicting ate speech targeting groups based on race, ethnicity, gender. sexual orientation, gender identity, religious affiliation or any other protected groups.