Student Handbook - Cory-Rawson Local Schools
Student Handbook - Cory-Rawson Local Schools
Student Handbook - Cory-Rawson Local Schools
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The bus driver may institute and apply additional rules as needed to maintain safety and<br />
order.<br />
The bus drivers should, as far as possible, handle their own discipline problems.<br />
However, if misbehavior continues the following procedures will be followed to assure<br />
safety on the bus:<br />
• The bus driver will give a verbal warning(s) to the student for minor infractions of the<br />
bus rules.<br />
• A written notice will be filed with the principal, appropriate action will be taken and<br />
the parent will receive a copy of the notice.<br />
• Repetition of minor infractions or a major incident may result in assigned detentions<br />
or removal from the bus for a short period of time.<br />
• A bus suspension may be appropriate for safety reasons, with or without prior<br />
warning when deemed appropriate. Parents will be notified prior to the suspension<br />
and given the opportunity to meet with the appropriate administrator and<br />
transportation personnel.<br />
SEARCHES<br />
The school maintains the right to search the desks, person and personal belongings of a<br />
student on school grounds or at a school activity. Searches will only be made upon<br />
reasonable cause and suspicion of a code of conduct violation by the student. If possible<br />
and as appropriate, the student should be present and give consent to the search.<br />
FIRE AND EMERGENCY DRILLS<br />
Ohio law requires that all schools conduct regular, periodic fire and emergency weather<br />
drills. The directions for where students are to go in case of a drill will be given to them<br />
by their classroom teachers and directions are posted in each room. When given the<br />
signal for a drill, students are to proceed quickly, orderly and quietly to their assigned<br />
area.<br />
COMPUTER GUIDELINES<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s and staff are encouraged to make the best use of the computer system. To that<br />
end, we believe that the computers are here to enhance the education of the students and<br />
are not to be seen as toys or means of entertainment.<br />
OBJECTIONABLE MATERIALS/COURSE OF STUDY<br />
The Board of Education recognizes that a course of study or certain instructional<br />
materials may contain content and/or activities that some parents find objectionable. If<br />
after careful, personal review of the program lessons and/or materials, a parent files a<br />
complaint in accordance with Board Policy 9130 regarding either the content or activities<br />
conflicting with his/her religious beliefs or value system, the school will honor a written<br />
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