Student Handbook 2011-2012 - Public Schools of Robeson County

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Dress CodeGood judgment in selecting dress is expected of all students. Students are expected to dress ina manner, which is neat, clean, and proper for a learning environment. Clothing styles areconstantly changing; therefore, it is impossible to list all dress and grooming trends that areinappropriate for school wear. Following are examples of dress that are consideredunbecoming for school wear. This list is not intended to be all-inclusive. Schools mayformulate additional rules, as they deem necessary. The interpretation of inappropriateclothing rests with local school administration.Students shall not wear clothing, piercings, jewelry or hairstyles which distract other students orwhich interfere with the classroom participation of other students or which present a health orsafety hazardA. Shoes or sandals are to be worn at all times during the school day. All sandal type shoesshould have some type of strap that wraps around the heel of your foot. Flip-flop type shoesare not permissible.B. Sunglasses, hats, caps, headscarves, or head covers of any description worn inside a schoolbuilding are not permissible unless authorized by the school for a special reason or schoolactivity. (Head covers refer to hats, caps, doo rags.) Hats are not to be brought to schoolunless it is sport related.C. Clothing that may be offensive to any group is not permissible.D. Clothing with vulgar language, inserts, signs, or clothing advertising drugs or alcoholicbeverages are not permissible.E. Distractive, scanty clothing, tank tops, halters, low-cut tops, mini-skirts, midriff blouses, ornoticeable tight or transparent clothing is not permissible. (no sleeveless shirts period)F. Belts if warn must be kept on and tied or buckled at all times. No belt buckle shall exceed thewidth of the belt by more than one inch. This rule has been established to eliminate thewearing of big buckles that could be used as a weapon.G. Pants waistbands are expected and expressively required to be worn on the waist, thosewaistbands observed worn on the hips will be addressed, and the student(s) are expected tocorrect themselves promptly.H. Students will be permitted to wear shorts to school. Shorts should be modest and of sufficientlength (no shorter than three inches above the knees). This guideline should also be followedwhen choosing a skirt or dress.I. Baggy pants will not be tolerated on campus. Students that choose not to wear a belt mustwear pants that fit them securely about the waist. Failure to do so will result in the student’spants being corrected by the use of a tie strap. A student that removes a tie strap that has beenplaced on their pants will be subject to disciplinary action.J. Pants several sizes too large will not be accepted on campus. This type of clothing is notsuitable.K. Clothing which displays mobsters, gangsters, hustlers or any other characters not suitable forrole models.L. Students will not be allowed to hand any dangly objects from their belt loops.M. Students will not be permitted to wear necklaces that have charms larger than 1.5 inches indiameter.N. Students will not be permitted to wear clothing which displays writing across the buttocks.O. Jeans with holes located above the knee must have some type of clothing worn under thejeans. Principal discretion will be used with jeans with holes located well above the knee.*Students dressed inappropriately will be instructed to correct themselves, if possible.Otherwise, the student must call home for a change of clothing and wait in ISS until suchtime that they are able to comply with the dress code.*Continued offenses will warrant administration’s discipline based upon severity of thesituation and the appropriate punishment within guidelines established by the Dress Codepolicy.14
FAIRMONT MIDDLE SCHOOL STAFF2011-2012John Avery Brooks, PrincipalErnest Barny, Assistant PrincipalFifth GradeAmanda HarrisMiriam CokerTammy LewisBeatrice GeraldSeventh GradeKathleeen LaBargeGalvin FloydStarlette JacobsMichelle BarnesExceptional ChildrenNancy BaxleyMarla TownsendEarline McClaryDale LocklearBarry BellesSixth GradeKristy OxendineHeather CameronAndrew DavisNicolette HuntAlicia ThompsonEighth GradeGaye CushingKatherine LocklearShameicha WadeEllen HuntExploratoryAmanda Martin-ARTKatie Byrd-PERio Kirkland-CTEJeremy Powell-BandSammy Shropshire-Project HopeTammy Locklear-PEBetty Wilson-PEResource PersonnelElizabeth Epps-CounselorAnnette Locklear-Media SpecialistLaurel Hodges-School NurseSally Oxendine-YDSDenise Ward-School Resource OfficerMary Baker-ISSOffice StaffSarah Walters-Secretary/BookkeeperNichole Hunt-NC WISE CoordinatorCustodiansGlendell HuntBarry HuntJeffrey AndrewsMichelle ScottTeacher AssistantDenise HuntJudy LewisGlenda JacksonBarbara CurrieNeil LeggettCafeteriaDiane Seals-ManagerAmanda HuntPatricia ButlerSusan McLellanTBATBA15
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