Student/Parent Handbook - Braintree Public Schools
Student/Parent Handbook - Braintree Public Schools
Student/Parent Handbook - Braintree Public Schools
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Field Trips<br />
Field trips are an educational experience and a privilege extended to our<br />
students. <strong>Student</strong>s who are involved in a field trip must have a signed parent<br />
permission form provided by the teacher. The trip is a school function and<br />
therefore the rules concerning student conduct are applicable. This includes,<br />
but is not limited to, offenses listed in our Discipline Code, including the Drug<br />
and Alcohol Policy.<br />
Absence from class or school due to a field trip does not excuse a student from<br />
class work, homework or previously announced tests. It is the responsibility of<br />
the student to contact teachers in advance for schoolwork.<br />
Housemasters’ Breakfast<br />
Twice each month four students in each house are randomly selected to<br />
represent each of the four grades, freshmen through seniors. These students<br />
meet with their respective Housemasters for breakfast and conversation.<br />
Discussion revolves around issues of concern to the students, and includes<br />
safety, discipline, academics, sports, activities, and school climate. Results of<br />
the discussions are shared with students, teachers, and the Headmaster.<br />
P.T.O. – <strong>Parent</strong>/Teacher Organization<br />
The <strong>Braintree</strong> High School <strong>Parent</strong> Teacher Organization (P.T.O.) is an active, viable<br />
group that meets four times during the school year. There is a nominal membership fee<br />
of $10.00 per family. All parents are welcome and encouraged to attend meetings.<br />
Meeting dates for the year will be announced in September. A variety of school related<br />
topics are presented and discussed.<br />
The P.T.O. annually supports two scholarships, agenda books for students, the<br />
CONNECT-ED phone notification system and other worthwhile school initiatives.<br />
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