Student Planner 2013-14 - Pinkerton Academy

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Hotlines & ResourcesTeenline 1-800-639-6095Teen Suicide1-800-SuicideNH Crisis 1-800-852-3388Rape/SexualViolenceDomesticViolenceNAMI NHNational Alliance forthe Mentally Ill1-603-883-30441-800-852-33881-800-242-6264AIDS NH 1-800-752-2437TeenPregnancy1-800-550-4900Abuse/Neglect 1-800-894-5533FamilyStrengthLegalAssistance1-800-544-11191-800-562-3174Parent Line 1-800-640-6486STD's 1-800-228-0254Local SexOffendersGrief HelpDepressionC.A.T.SCommunity Alliancefor Teen Safetywww.mapsexoffenders.comwww.dougy.orgwww.familyaware.org434-5251www.catsevents.orgteensafetynh@verizon.netHomelessHotlineNew HorizonsShelterTransitionalLivingProgram- Childand FamilyServicesYouthRunaway &HomelessProgramHomeless Shelters andResources1-800-852-3388199 Manchester Street668-1877age 18-2199 Hanover StreetManchester, NH 03101603-668-19201-800-640-6486Gale Starr, LICSW1-603-668-1920Drug and Alcohol SupportFor more information and a meeting list visit the NewAL-ANON Hampshire Website: www.nhal-anon.org or call 1-888-425-2666 Monday - Friday 8am to 6pmFor more information and a meeting list visit the NewALATEEN Hampshire Website: www.nhal-anon.alateen.org or call 1-888-425-2666 Monday - Friday 8am to 6pmAlcoholics1-800-593-3330 www.aa.orgAnonymousNarcotics1-603-645-4777 www.na.org/index.htmAnonymousChallengeProgramParentSupportGroupASATC.A.T.SA drug and alcoholeducation and selfawarenessprogramthat offers aneducational look atsubstances andsubstance abuse.Youth ages 13-18A support group forparents whosechildren are usingsubstances.An intensive 12 weekoutpatient substanceabuse program foryouth ages up to 21.Community Forummonthly meetingsJuvenile Diversion ProgramThe Upper Room36 Tsienneto RoadDerry, NH 03038603-432-8882Child and Family Services404 Chestnut StreetManchester, NH 03103www.cfsnh.orgChild and Family Services404 Chestnut StreetManchester, NH 03103www.cfsnh.orgCommunity Alliance for Teen Safety41 Birch StreetDerry, NH 03038434-5251www.catsevents.orgteensafetynh@verizon.netAppendix
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Pinkerton Academy Dress CodePinkert
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Pinkerton Academy’s Vision and Mi
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Table of Contents (continued)Gradin
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I. Rules and RegulationsThe Student
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of Trustees, the following categori
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Dean of Students will report incide
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In order for a college visit to be
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However, the following will be scho
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administration, but teachers may ke
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to school. Suspensions for drug/alc
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plinary action occurred: 1) the chi
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period of one school year.SEARCH OF
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4. Should have a parent or guardian
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the prior consent of the teacher an
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Weapons on Academy PropertyDangerou
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Students are responsible for person
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• 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 500 -
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The most obvious form of plagiarism
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Guidance personnel are assigned bas
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ACT Student AidesAcademy Mentor Pro
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should learn the number of their bu
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conduct themselves in an orderly ma
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TailgatingTailgating (normally defi
Page 102: Health ServicesThe Health Services
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Page 114: Juniors - Class of 2015Junior Admin
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Page 130: PINKERTON ACADEMY PHYSICAL EDUCATIO
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Page 142: Investing in your future?It pays to
Page 146: Sample business Letter:Appendix
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