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• Student receiving a referral after returning from LTS - Parent Conference is scheduled with administrator, parents/guardians, and student. • Warned - Student has violated Behavioral plan and will be recommended for Exclusion on next offense. Level 4 Exclusion 11th Offense: Student Excluded • Student will be suspended from school for the remainder of the regular school term. • A due process hearing conducted. • There will be a loss of academic credit opportunities for the regular school term, and a loss of all school privileges. CHEATING POLICY Cheating is defined as the giving or receiving of unauthorized help in the completing of an assignment. Examples include, but are not limited to: copying another student’s homework or classwork, copying material from the Internet or giving another student test questions or answers. First Offense - in any one class • Zero received on the material • Parent contacted • No opportunity for make-up, re-test, or extra work provided • Referral filed with appropriate assistant principal • Placed on academic probation in that class for the remainder of the course • Notification of sponsors of clubs, teams, and co-curricular activities in which the student is involved, such as band, chorus, and Trojan Consul • Loss of position for student council, class, and club officers for the remainder of the year • Loss of eligibility for participation in Boys or Girls State Second Offense - in any one class • Zero received on the material • Parent contacted • No opportunity for make-up, re-test, or extra work provided • Referral filed with appropriate principal • Automatic grade of no more than 62 in that class for the term • Notification of sponsors of clubs, teams, and co-curricular activities, such as band and chorus, with possible removal from that activity 46
TRIPS By law, students who travel to participate in group activities such as band, athletic contests, or any activity where they represent the school or participate in a school-sponsored program are the responsibility of and are under the jurisdiction of the school while at the activity and are governed by the regulations of the school. 1. Students who attend an activity with a group sponsored by the school must conduct themselves in an orderly fashion. All school rules apply. 2. Any student, while in a uniform of the school such as band, cheerleader, athletics, etc., will conduct himself/herself at all times in an orderly fashion, whether (s)he is with a group or alone. All school rules apply. 3. For any school sponsored trip, each student must bring written permission signed by his/her parents. ELECTRONIC DEVICES The following procedures will apply when a cell phone or other personal electronic device, which includes but is not limited to: cell phones, pagers, or other personal electronic devices emit an audible signal, vibrate, display a message or otherwise summon or deliver a communication to the possessor during unauthorized times. The staff will follow these basic enforcement procedures in instances when the cell phone or other personal electronic device is in use or visible or emits a sound during unauthorized times. At the beginning of the school year all students will receive a handbook and will attend class meetings to discuss school year expectations. Those meeting will serve as a verbal and written warning of consequences to be distributed for non compliance. Students are permitted to use their cell phones and other personal electronic devices before and after school and during their assigned lunch, as long as the use does not disrupt the school environment. With prior written approval from the principal, a teacher may request for students to use cell phones or other personal electronic devices during a planned instructional activity. Unauthorized use of a cell phone or other personal electronic device may include, but is not limited to: taking pictures or recording without permission, cheating, harassment or bullying, use during any emergency drill, use while being transported on state or district owned vehicles, use during unauthorized times or use for unlawful activities. When participating in an extracurricular activity or field study event, the supervising teacher may grant permission for use of cell phone or other personal electronic device. 1 st Offense The device will be confiscated and returned to a parent/guardian between 3:30- 4:15 on the last instructional day of the week. If a student refuses, to submit the electronic device, the student will be suspended out of school for 2 days, in addition to the consequence for this level of offence per the Student Discipline Progression Plan. A parent/guardian will be notified by the administrative office of the time for retrieving the item. 47
Page 1 and 2: NORTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL EMERGENCY
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Page 5 and 6: Student Disciplinary Actions on Eli
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Page 9 and 10: INTRODUCTION Dear Student/Parent: O
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Page 17 and 18: PROMOTION AND RETENTION Northwester
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Page 21 and 22: EXAM POLICY There are no exam exemp
Page 23 and 24: Information Form: Each student must
Page 25 and 26: INCLEMENT WEATHER Rock Hill School
Page 27 and 28: LUNCH The Rock Hill School District
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Page 31 and 32: Registering an Outside Guest: North
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Page 41 and 42: SPORTSMANSHIP Sportsmanship is a ge
Page 43 and 44: all students when they enter a clas
Page 45: Level 1: Saturday Detention @ 3 hou
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Page 57 and 58: COMPLAINTS AND GRIEVANCES Students
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