Student Handbook - Cory-Rawson Local Schools

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matter, or the bullying persists, he/she shall report the bullying to the school principal for further investigation. Consequences/Intervention: Consequences for students who bully others shall depend on results of the investigation and may include counseling; a parent conference; detention, Saturday School; Alternative School; suspension and/or expulsion. Depending upon the severity of the incident, the principal may also take appropriate steps to ensure student safety. These may include implementing a safety plan; separation and supervision of the students involved; providing staff support for students as necessary; reporting incidents to law enforcement if appropriate; and developing a supervision plan with the parents STUDENT DRESS CODE Under Section 3313.2 O.R.C., the Cory-Rawson Board of Education is responsible for the establishment of reasonable rules and regulations as are necessary for governing pupils. A student’s dress and personal appearance are the basic responsibilities of his/her parents. However, school dress should be such that it insures the health, welfare and safety of the members of the student body and enhances the positive image of our students and school. Any form of dress or grooming that attracts undue attention is derogatory toward any group or individuals, that disrupts the educational process or violates the previous stated rationale is unacceptable. The Board of Education and administration realize that current fads sometimes dictate what students wear. Regardless, students are expected to be neat, clean and display good habits of personal grooming. In all cases, the building principal is authorized to determine what fads are acceptable based on the above stated rationale. Some examples of unacceptable clothing in school include (but are not limited to) the following: boxer underwear worn as exterior clothing, long-john underwear worn under acceptable shorts, or clothing that has cuts or holes exposing undergarments or is otherwise revealing. SPECIFIC DRESS CODE REGULATIONS ALL STUDENTS 1. Shorts can be worn throughout the school year. However, no shorts that are extremely tight, such as biking shorts, or that are shorter than mid-thigh will be permitted. 2. Clothing should be clean and neat. Any clothing that is ripped, frayed, too tight, and too loose, altered to or otherwise promotes a sloppy look is not permitted. 3. Outfits that expose the midriff or any part of the shoulder are not acceptable attire. This includes mesh shirts unless an appropriate shirt is worn underneath, racer back tanks and spaghetti strap tops/dresses. Shirts with cut-off sleeves are acceptable as long as they are hemmed and do not have large openings under the arms. 4. Any clothing or accessories that display inappropriate language/graphics, drug/alcohol language/graphics, or tobacco language/graphics are not permitted. Clothing which is sexually suggestive is also not permitted. 5. Shoes or sandals must be worn for health and safety factors. 12
Elementary students (PK-3) are not permitted to wear open toe shoes without socks, flip-flops, shoes that turn into roller skates or shoes without at least one strap on the heel. This will help to prevent playground injuries. Students 4-6 may wear open toed shoes or sandals with at least one strap on the heel. NO FLIP-FLOPS WILL BE PERMITTED 6. Sunglasses and hats are only permitted on special designated spirit days— sunglasses may be worn on the playground as needed. 7. Hair is to be well groomed. Extreme coloring or distracting styles of hair is unacceptable except during special event or spirit days. It should be cut or styled so that it does not fall over the eyes. 8. No body piercing jewelry, with the exception of girls’ earrings, may be worn. 9. Clothing or accessories that identify a student as part of a gang are not permitted. Girls 1. Dresses or skirts that is shorter than mid-thigh are not to be worn. Boys 1. Hair length in back should be cut or styled so that it does not fall below the top of a T-shirt collar. Hairpins, nets, wigs, etc., may not be used to circumvent this rule. No ponytails of any kind are permitted. 2. Beards will not be permitted. Mustaches are permitted but must be kept neat and trimmed. Sideburns should be neat and trimmed so that they are no longer than the lower lobe of the ear. Boys are permitted to wear a nicely trimmed goatee. 3. One earring per ear is permitted. PLAYGROUND RULES 1. NO student leaves the playground without permission. 2. SWINGS—Sitting only. One person at a time. No jumping out. 3. SLIDE—Up the ladder. Down the slide. (Sitting only) 4. FLIP BARS (PK-3 only)—Must take turns! Shorts required under skirts. 5. TUNNELS (PK-3 only)—Off limits when water/ice is around them. Tunnels are for going through NOT climbing or standing on. 6. DIRT HILL/BALL DIAMOND/SOCCER FIELDS (PK-3 only)—Off limits when wet. KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE DIRT HILL AT ANY TIME! 7. BALLS—Allowed as weather permits. MONITORS will retrieve out-of bound balls! 13
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