Assemblies	Attendance	Bicycles/Mopeds	Care of School Property	Class Participation
Computer Use	Dance Rules	Detention	Dress Code	Drivers Test
Due Process	Disrespect	Early Dismissal	False Public Alarm	Fights
Firecrackers	Fire Drills	Grades	Hall Regulations	Homework Guidelines
Internet Access	Items Prohibited	Late Buses	Lateness to School	Lockers
Lost and Found	Lunch	Pagers/Cell Phones	Pass System	Personal articles and phone calls
Posters	School Day	School Hours	Smoking Policy	Snowballing
Student Autos & Parking	Student Guests	Student Obligations	Study Halls	Summer School
Surveillance Cameras	Suspension in School	Suspension out of School	Teacher Imposed Penalties	Theft Awareness
Threats & Harassment	Trespassing	Vandalism

Teachers will acquaint students with the proper order and procedures for passing to scheduled assemblies. Each class will have assigned seating; students are expected to accompany their teacher and sit with the class, be considerate of your fellow students, show your appreciation of the program by correct applause and appropriate behavior. Whistling, booing, and other discourteous behavior will not be tolerated. Remember that these programs are always a privilege.

The board of education has an obligation to require that the pupils of this district be present in school in order that they may be taught. This policy is the benefit of the pupils their parents and the community at large. Pupil participation in all regularly scheduled classroom learning activities in each area of study is essential in order for each area of study is essential in order for each pupil to receive maximum benefits of a thorough educational program. The entire process of education requires a regular continuity of instruction, classroom participation, learning experiences, and study. The regular contact of pupils with on another in the classroom and their participation in a well-planned instructional activity under the tutelage of a competent teacher are vital to this purpose. Any student who has been absent from school for twenty school days (unexcused days) will be placed on NO CREDIT STATUS. In order to receive appropriate credit(s), the pupil must attend summer school for a period of time to be determined by the administration.

Students may bring their bicycles or mopeds to school providing they operate them in a safe manner. Students should secure their bicycle or moped with a lock and chain. Students who ride these vehicles to school must understand that the school assumes NO responsibility for bicycles and mopeds and cannot be held liable for acts of thefts and vandalism. Students should, however, report such incidents to the main office.

School buildings and grounds are for your use-not abuse. All students are asked to keep school property as clean as possible so that we can be proud of the appearance of our school. Appropriate fines will be assessed in cases of damages to grounds, loss or damage to schoolbooks or other school property. Books and other articles should not be left in the halls, on heaters or in the stairwells.

Lockers are expected to be kept in a cleans and tidy condition. Locker clean-outs are held periodically throughout the school year.

All students are expected to participate in the classes they take during the course of the school day. this is important in all classes, but especially so in Physical Education. Students who are habitually unprepared and non- participating may find themselves removed from physical education with a Withdrawal- F on their record. in order to receive full credit and benefit from any class, students must arrive each day on time, be fully prepared and participate in the class activities that the teacher has assigned. Any deviation from this routine or disruption of class activities shall be dealt with by the teacher and/or the administration as a breach of school discipline.

Use of the computers in all classrooms and in the Media Center is a privilege. Students are expected to abide by the appropriate rules and guidelines. Any students who misuses computers or equipment may have all computer privileges revoked and may be removed from the class. Other disciplinary action may be taken as determined by the administration. Irresponsible or inappropriate behavior are covered in the Student Acceptable Use of Technology Policy on page 110.

1. A limited number of tickets per dance will be sold. The tickets will be specially purchased by the Director of Student Activities for each dance.

2. All dances will begin at 6:30pm and end at 10:30pm. No admission will be permitted after 8:00pm. The only exception to this rule is if the advisor sponsoring the dance decides to have a list of late students who are attending another school function or sports activity. Those students must make this fact known when they purchase their ticket.

3. Once a students leaves a dance, he or she may not return and must leave school property immediately.

4. No smoking is permitted in the building or on the school grounds at any time.

5. Students suspected of being under the influence of drugs or alcohol will not be admitted. Dover Township police officials will be present.

6. Dress must conform to the school dress code. With regard to formal or semi-formal dances, proper attire should be worn.

7. Purses and clothing may be subject to inspection at the door. If not permitted entry into the dance, the student must leave the premises.

8. In order for a pupil to purchase a bid to attend the Junior or Senior Prom, that person must be a member of the respective class.

9. Junior and Senior Prom regulations and contracts will be distributed and discussed with those attending.

Detention is assigned for violation of the school rules and regulations. The detention teacher does not know the reason and his only concern is your behavior at detention. Detention is held daily for those students who have been so assigned by an Administrator or as a result of lateness to school see lateness to school). Detention begins at 1:50 p.m. and ends at 2:30 p.m. The late buses will leave at 2:45 p.m. In order to be given credit for detention, the following rules must be followed.

STUDENTS MUST ME ON TIME, WHICH MEANS IN THE ROOM AND SEATED BEFORE THE BELL RINGS. (DETENTION SUPERVISORS HAVE THE OPTION TO ASSIGN SEATING).

STUDENTS MUST BRING SOMETHING CONSTRUCTIVE TO DO AND MUST DO THAT WORK IN ORDER TO RECEIVE CREDIT.

STUDENTS MUST NOT ASK TO LEAVE THE ROOM FOR MANY REASON EXCEPT AN EMERGENCY, AS DETERMINED APPROPRIATE BY THE DETENTION TEACHER.

STUDENTS WHO RETURN TO THE BUILDING FROM AN EARLY RELEASE PROGRAM/EARLY DISMISSAL TO SERVE AFTER SCHOOL DETENTION MUST BE ON TIME AND APPROPRIATELY DRESSED.

PLEASE NOTE: STUDENTS WHO CHOOSE TO DISREGARD THESE RULES MAY INCUR ADDITIONAL DAYS OF DETENTION AND/OR SUSPENSION.

IF A STUDENT IF ABSENT FROM SCHOOL, SUSPENDED FROM SCHOOL, OR MISSES DETENTION FOR ANY REASON, HE MUST GO TO DETENTION THE FIRST DAY UPON RETURN TO SCHOOL. IN OTHER WORDS, DETENTION DOES NOT GO AWAY UNTIL IT IS SERVED.

THE ONLY VALID EXCUSE FOR FAILURE TO ATTEND OFFICE DETENTION IS WHEN A STUDENTS MUST ATTEND A TEACHER ASSIGNED DETENTION. IN THIS CASE, THE STUDENTS SHOULD SECURE A PASS FROM THE TEACHER TO PRESENT IT TO THE APPROPRIATE ADMINISTRATOR.

IF A STUDENTS IS ASKED TO LEAVE DETENTION FOR INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR OR DISCIPLINARY PROBLEMS, HE MUST SERVE ADDITIONAL DETENTION- OR SUSPENSION- AS DETERMINED BY THE APPROPRIATE ADMINISTRATOR.

Students should dress with common sense. How a students dresses and grooms affects the way others react to the student. Articles of clothing which are too revealing or unkempt should not be worn. Individuals whose attire is offensive to others will be sent home and expected to return dressed appropriately. Good judgment should also be exercised in choosing footwear.

The administration shall determine what is unkempt, inappropriate, and extreme. Although no attempt is made to include all items, the following types of attire are unacceptable.

The administration does not attempts to limit the freedom of choice on the part of our students However, the administration does reserve the right to exclude students who are improperly dressed.

Disruption of the educational process and the health, safety, and welfare of the student body and faculty is always uppermost in decision to restrict a student's mode of dress.

In order to receive an excused late/absence, students planning to take the New Jersey State Motor Vehicle Test must adhere to the following conditions:

1. A written request signed by the parent must be presented to the attendance officer on the day the test is to be taken.

2. Under NO circumstances may another student be excused to accompany a test applicant.

3. Test applicant should return to school upon completion of the test, if possible.

All students are entitled to Due Process in any disciplinary proceeding. The objective is to see that the Code of Conduct is fundamentally fair and that student rights have been observed and protected. The following guidelines will serve as the student's fair and equal protection regarding school disciplinary proceedings:

1. Oral or written notice of the nature of the rule, violation of which will result in punishment.

2. Oral or written notice of the nature of the specific violation and the intended punishment.

3. The opportunity for the students to "tell his side of the story" to the person who proposes to mete out the punishment.

4. If the student denies the charge, an explanation of the evidence of the violation upon which the school authority is relying will be offered.

5. An avenue of appeal is provided through the Principal to the Superintendent's Office and Board of Education.

Students who are guilty of disrespectful behavior (towards teachers, school personnel, or school guests) and other forms of gross misconduct may be suspended from school. The suspension may be followed by a parent conference, in accordance with the Board of Education Policy and State Law.

Early dismissals for appointments or illness must be arranged prior to departure. Early dismissal notes "after the fact" are not acceptable. All students, including those 18 years or older, must follow the established procedure. NO early dismissals will be granted unless the following information is presented on a note signed by the parent.

Students desiring an early dismissal should bring their notes to the attendance office before 7:35 A.M. After verification of the early dismissal, the attendance officer will give the student an early dismissal pass, which the student presents to his/her teacher as verification of early dismissal. Any early dismissal not in compliance with the above format must be processed through an administrator. Any student who leaves the school without permission from the Main Office, Attendance Office or Health Office will be listed as cutting from those classes missed. Parents must clear students prior to leaving.

Emergency Early Dismissal: Parents who allow students to remain home after lunch due to illness or family emergency must place a PHONE CALL TO THE ATTENDANCE OFFICE ON THE DAY; ADDITIONALLY, A NOTE MUST BE BROUGHT IN UPON RETURN.

Any students who causes the building to be evacuated due to False Public Alarm, which may include discussion of rumor or "bomb threats", encouraging others to leave the building due to an "alleged" danger. or pulling the fire alarm, causing the alarm to sound, will be suspended from school and the school authorities will file charges with the Dover Township Police. Anyone who has valid information about a danger to students or staff may call the District Crisis Hotline 1-877-637-0700.

Any students involved in a physical altercation, assault or other act of violence may be subject to a ten-day suspension for the first offense. If that students is involved in a second, similar offense during the school year, the student may be recommended to the Board of Education for expulsion and/ or permanent removal from High School North. If you wish to avoid these penalties, do not engage in this type of behavior. If you think that you are about to become part of a confrontational situation, see your teacher, counselor, a school safety officer,, or administrator immediately for advice or assistance. Additionally, and student attempting to precipitate or encourage a fight will incur disciplinary sanctions. Physical violence will not be tolerate in our school and students who choose to participate in this type of behavior cannot remain a part of the High School North Community.

Firecrackers are illegal and dangerous. Possession of or Igniting of a firecracker is cause of suspension and referral to the police.

New Jersey State Law dictates that every school must hold fire drills during the school year. Exit directions for each room in the high school are posted. These directions deal specifically with the route that each class will follow during the drill. If you have any questions regarding this route, please check with your teacher. A fire drill is serious and is not to be construed as anything but earnest effort to protect all members of the student body and the staff of this high school.

1. At the sound of the fire bell, all students and teachers will proceed to leave the building and follow the route prescribed in the directions.

2. Upon leaving the building, teachers will escort classes to positions whereby the last class to exit the building will be approximately 100 feet from the building. Students are to keep off roadways.

7. Students are not permitted to loiter on the sidewalks on Old Freehold Road, but must remain with their classes.

8. Any students who refuses to comply with any Fire Drill Regulation will be referred immediately to the office.

Student grades are a reflection of academic progress from September through June. The best possible education is being offered to you at High School North. You can make the most of it by the amount of effort that you are willing to expend. Teachers take many areas into consideration when recording the grades of students, but bear in mind: the grade you achieve is the grade you give yourself.

Students should keep to the right at all times while moving through the halls to and from classes. Movement should be prompt, with a minimal of lingering, which may block the passage of other students. Talking should be moderate and conversational. Upon arrival at the classroom, students should enter promptly and remain inside the classroom. At no time should students run in the halls or behave in a manner that impedes traffic. At all times including lunch periods, students with hall passes are authorized to go only to the destination indicated on the pass.

Ninth and tenth grade students are expected to remain in the underclassmen wing; eleventh and twelfth grade students are expected to remain in the upperclassmen wing - unless the student's schedule causes them to be elsewhere.

No student is to be in the hall during class time unless he has an official hall pass from his teacher. Standard hall passes are the only acceptable passes; they must be accurately completed: STUDENTS NAME (first and last), DATE, ORIGINAL LOCATION, DESTINATION, TIME, and THE TEACHER SIGNATURE. Any student who spends excessive time in the halls or demonstrates inappropriate behavior may have his/her pass privileges revoked.

Homework is an important and necessary element of the school program, which contributes greatly to successful student achievement. Students at the high school level are expected to spend a significant amount of time on homework assignments, including preparation for each class, reports, projects, term papers, and independent reading. An average of one half hour per subject per day or 2-3 hours per subject per week is expected.

If a student knows in advance that he is going to be absent, he is encouraged to secure in advance any and all homework from his teacher. In the event of an extended absence, parents should contact the guidance counselor so that students can be kept abreast of their school work.

As per Toms River Board of Education Policy, all students who wish Internet access must be sponsored and must sign an Acceptable Use Contract. Contracts will be provided by teachers or Media Specialists and must be signed by the sponsor, the student and the parent/guardian.

Items Prohibited on Campus
The following items are not allowed on school property:

* WEAPONS OF ANY KIND INCLUDING HANDCUFFS, CHAINS, KNUCKLE RINGS, STUDS, ETC.
* INTOXICATING SUBSTANCES
* MACE/PEPPER SPRAY/OTHER SIMILAR ITEMS
* BOOM BOXES (RADIO, TAPE, and/or CD PLAYERS, I PODS.)
* HEAD PHONES
* SKATE BOARDS
* GAMBLING PARAPHERNALIA (including cards, dice, etc.)
* LASER POINTERS
* CELL PHONES
* WALKIE TALKIES
* TOBACCO PRODUCTS

Late buses are provided daily to transport students home at 2:45, the conclusion of after school activities and detention. Students should check the maps posted outside the main office for late bus routes and appropriate bus numbers. To ride the late bus, students must have a pass (which will be provided by the teacher supervising the after school activity) which is to be presented to the bus driver as the student steps onto the bus. Students are not permitted to ride the last bus if they do not have a pass verifying they have remained after school for a school related activity.
* Students remaining after school must be under the direct supervision of a staff member.
* Any student who is guilty of misconduct while using school transportation may be suspended from school in addition to losing riding privileges.
* All students must be seated at all times except when entering or exiting the vehicle.
* All bus regulations instituted by the bus driver must be followed.

Lateness to school have an adverse effect on academic performance; with this in mind, we urge all students to be on time. Additionally, repeated lates to school cause a student to miss instructional time, particularly in period 1, which begins promptly at 7:20. There are a limited number of reasons that are accepted as excused lates. We acknowledge excused lates for:
* Doctor, dentist, or medical appointment
* Driver's test
* Illness
* Family Emergency
* Religious service
However, in order for a late to be considered "excused," when the student signs in at the attendance office, he must submit a) a physicians note, b) a driver's test verification, or c) parental note specifying the reason for lateness as well as a phone number where parent /guardian can be reached for verification.
The administration realizes that even the most conscientious student may experience problems from time to time. it is for this reason that detentions / consequences are issued only at every third unexcused late. ("I missed the bus," The alarm did not go off, "The traffic was horrendous...are all considered unexcused lates.) Consequences for an unexcused lates are:

First period lates (7:20-7:42)
1/3 cut will be recorded for each late. Every 3 lates will equal 1 cut in period 1 and a detention will be assigned .

At the third late ,the student will have accumulated 1 cut in period 1. In addition to being assigned a day of detention, a letter will be sent home notifying parents of the 1 cut status.

At the sixth late, the student will have accumulated 2 cuts n period 1. detention will again be assigned and a letter will be sent home notifying the parents of the 2-cut status and advising parents that a third cut will result in removal from the class with loss of all credits.

At the ninth late, the student will have accumulated 3 cuts and may be removed from the period one class.

Each late is counted as one full cut in the classes missed; appropriate detentions and cuts will be assigned.

Each student will be assigned a locker. Students should go to their lockers before the opening bell, during the change of classes, and at the end of the school day. Going to the lockers while classes are in session creates a disturbance and cannot be permitted. Students are reminded of the following conditions governing use of lockers.

In accordance with New Jersey State Law (Chapter 198, June 26, 1985), the Administration of Toms River High School North reserves the right to "inspect student lockers or other storage facilities provided for use by the students."

All articles which are "found" should be turned into the Main Office. The lost and found storage area can be accessed through the main office.

The cafeteria is provided for the purpose of serving nutritious meals during the scheduled lunch periods. The following guidelines Apply:

Personal pagers are, under the law, illegal for students to carry during school hours. They are considered paraphernalia and as such, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES are they permitted to be worn by students while in attendance at school. Students must turn over pagers at the request of an administrator. The parent of guardian will be notified and the pager will be turned over to the parent. Students and parents must understand that pagers will not be tolerated and will be confiscated.

It is inappropriate for students to have cell phones in their possession during school hours. Even if a student is not speaking on the phone, a ringing phone, programming one's phone during study hall or playing a game during a lunch period - all these are considered distractions to the educational process. We realize that students may have phones with them for use after the school day; for example, students may use a phone to call for a ride home.

No student will b e permitted to leave any classroom while class is in session without a pass issued by the teacher. Hall duty teachers have been instructed to send students back to class if they do not have a pass.

Student who are wandering the halls unnecessarily or who are seen in halls too frequently may be placed on no pass status. this means that the student cant leave the class room other than emergency requiring the services of the school nurse. Names of students who are on no pass status will be listed on the daily attendance sheet for teacher information and advisement.

The main office can be very busy thoroughfare with numerous people coming and going throughout the courses of the day therefore it is necessary that all students use discretion when asking a parent to bring in a personal article. Please refrain from having school placed in the position of being a repository of personal items of any value Further please refrain form having personal phone messages placed in the main office. In case of emergency we will be willing to contact the student at request of a parent.

Posters and notices of any kind must receive approval of the Student Service Center before posted in our school. Please do not ask permission to advertise activities which do not pertain to the educational program of the school.

All students should be aware that the policies and procedures of the Toms River Board of Education are enforced during the school day whether on campus or off campus.

The High School will be open from 7:10 Am until 3:00 PM. Students entering the building in the morning should report directly to their homeroom. Students should not be in the halls or anywhere else in the building until 7:10.
During the school year, students may find it necessary to be in the building when classes are not in session. Should this be the case, pupils must under the direct supervision of a teacher, coach or advisor. Under NO circumstances shall students be in the building in an unsupervised capacity. Disciplinary action may result.

Possession or use of tobacco products by students on school property is strictly forbidden. This is in keeping with the overwhelming weight of evidence regarding the detrimental effects of smoking upon the health of an individual student. The following penalties will be assessed upon those students who violate this policy:
1st Offense - Suspension for three days/ or referral to TIPS Program. Parent notified by mail/telephone.

2nd Offense - Three day suspension and a complaint in Municipal Court/ or referral to TIPS Program. Parents to be notified by an administrator.

3rd Offense - Five Day Suspension, a complaint in appropriate recommendations to the board of education concerning expulsion of the student or student may appeal to the superintendent for a referral to TIPS program. parents to be notified. subsequent offenses - all offenses subsequent to the third offence will be treated in the same matter of the third.

NOTE: the open display of tobacco products is prohibited students must forfeit the tobacco products.

Recognizing that this is a dangerous practice it will not allowed or tolerated violation will result in suspension as determined by an administrator followed by a parent conference.

As you are aware High School North has a student population of approximately 2400 students and our total staff is in excess of 200 individuals. it is for the safety of our students and staff that we must enforce the following regulations. please remember student driving is a privilege not a right the administration of HSN realizes that the great majority of our students are responsible conscientious citizens who will automatically abide bye these rules. However the administration of the high school driving privileges of any student who is not in compliance.

1. students cannot drive or park on school grounds without valid student parking sticker. any student driving with out parking sticker will be issued to Dover Township Municipal court summons.

2.parking stickers are not transferable. Any student who violates this rule either by giving or receiving a parking sticker will loose all parking privileges.

3. student parking is on first come first serve basis students are permitted to park in the designated student lots . at no time are students permitted to park in front of the building in the rear gym area or in illegal or off limit areas or in the faculty parking lot .PARKING IN AN UNAUTHORIZED SPOT WILL RESULT IN IMMEDIATE AND PERMANENT REVOCATION OF ONES STICKER.

4.students may use there cars to leave during lunch time provided they have signed a permission slip to the front office.

5. Other than to leave for lunch students are not permitted to go to cars during the school day additionally students are prohibited from loitering in or around their cars at any time during the school day including the lunch period.

7.outside security personal are employed to insure student safety all drivers must acknowledge and abide by the directives of the security officers upon request students must provide the security officers with photo identification.

8.students must yield to all pedestrians be they other student staff and faculty security parents of administration

9.students must drive carefully safely and responsibly .at all times the following actions will be considered a violation :

A. passengers riding in unsafe matter :on the roof, hanging out of the car, in the trunk , in the bed of the trunk.

C. excessive noise: unnecessary blaring of ones horn, individual yelling music that is unreasonably loud.

10. No student is authorized to drive himself (and /or other students ) to or from vocational school. At times students may be given a 1 day pass to facilitate attendance such at such things as job fairs work shops or auto repairs. in this case the appropriate administrator at the VO -TECH WILL RESULT IN IMMEDIATE AND PERMANENT REVOCATION OF YOUR PARKING STICKER.

11.Students must be in a good academic standing .Any student who is in violation of the attendance policy may lose parking privilege

12. Students must be in a good disciplinary standing. Any student who has accumulated 5 disciplinary reports may lose his driving privilege.

We realize that some schools will be closed on days when we are in session and you may have a friend or relative who would like to visit our school. We are sorry that WE CANNOT permit this courtesy. therefore, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL SUCH A REQUEST BE HONORED.

We Any student who has incurred an obligation to the school (text books, work books ,library books, athletic equipment, musical instruments, fund raising obligations, ect.) and has not satisfied the obligation will be subject to administrative discipline.

The purpose is a study hall is to provide an opportunity for the students under supervision, to participate in study , research , reading ,or an activity which is directly connected to the academic program.

*Students who leave to go to another teachers class must present a pass to the study hall teacher at the beginning of class

Students who report directly to the media center must stamp their pass upon arrival to media center library personal will verify the students attendance to the appropriate study hall teacher.

Students who are removed from a course due to excessive class cuts or who have failed a class are encouraged to register for summer school.

In the interest in maintaining the safety and security of our building, students, and staff , security cameras are in use throughout the inside of the building as well as the campus.

In School Suspension is available on a limited basis for disciplinary in fractions which might otherwise result in Out of school suspension. Students are assigned principal ;at the time ISS is assigned students are given a list of rules and regulations to which they must adhere ; after reading and signing these students are given a copy to bring home and give to their parents or guardians upon placement in ISS each of students teachers is contacted to provide work which the student is to complete in the ISS room. Students are expected to bring all there books , note books, pens and paper with them. Occasionally, due to time constrains, teacher absence, ect. we are unable to procure all the students work. For this reason the student is expected to bring all ample supplemental work they must bring appropriate reading material (news paper magazines , books)

The ISS class room is maintained in a matter which is conductive to school work and study. Students that fail to comply with ISS rules or present a disturbance to the other students will not have the option of ISS rather than OSS. Students who are absent from school on a day of ISS must complete there ISS as soon as they return to school . Disruption or refusal to attend ISS will result in out of school suspension will from that point on be out of school suspension.

Absences as a result of out of school suspension is excused .Any work missed for suspensions in excess of three days can be secured from guidance and completed for credit. Pupils under suspension are prohibited from participating in or attendance any school regulated activity during the period of their suspension. They may not enter the school building or grounds of this district without permission of the Superintendent. Any pupil under suspension who enters the school ground or building may have the period of his or her suspension extended. In addition charges of trespassing may be filed against the student . The right to continue the suspension or to expel is reserved to the board of education acting upon the recommendation of the administration Serious violations of the schools regulations which create a dangerous or unsafe condition for other pupils shall cause a pupil to be suspended upon the first offence

The administration shall establish and the board shall approve specific procedures for dealing with suspension cases. Regulations ensuring due processes

To all pupils before a suspension is imposed shall be developed with the advise of the board attorney and shall include:

These regulations shall also include safeguards for the dismissal of pupils suspended from school; procedures call for immediate contact with parents or gaurdians limitations on the length of suspension and specifics for the reinstatement of pupils. Every effort shall be made to adjust each suspension promptly that the pupil can be returned to school with a minimum of lass of school time and school work .

Pupils who are under suspension will be required to make up all assignments missed during the period of there suspension and will be given adequate opportunity to make up this work. It is the responsibility of the pupils to complete all assignments.

Students must complete teacher imposed penalties such as class room detention and or assignments . Failure to do so will result in referral to the main office and administrative action.

Do not share your locker or locker combination with anyone. This includes your hall locker and your gym locker.

Take care to identify your property, school books and materials by making sure your name is inked on appropriately. Be sure to label expensive jackets with some form of identification.

Do not preset your locker. Do not preset your locker. Do not preset your locker . Okay ?

Use good judgment and common sense in selecting personal articles that you bring to school. the gold jewelry and diamond earrings are safer at home.

Do not bring large amounts of cash to school- Christmas shopping, prom bids , fund raising money.

This school is not responsible for anything stolen . Theft of property on loan to to you such as books and uniforms dose not relieve you of your responsibility for that property simply if your books are stolen you still have to pay for them.

Always report thefts to the main office immediately. A theft report can be filled out with one of the school safety officers.

Students should be advised that any threats against another individual in this school will be addressed with the utmost seriousness. More specifically any comments made that are interpreted as a possible danger to another student or teacher or school employee will result in immediate parent contact suspension from school police contact. in addition the individual may be brought before the board of education for an expulsion hearing . Recognize that each that each student in this school should be treated equally. No student should be intimidated by his or her peers because of physical differences, ethnic background disabilities , or differences in opinion ect. Sexual harassment in any form will not be tolerated. Students will be disciplined by the administration suspended from the school pending the parent conference may be brought before a district affirmative action officer and may be subject to a police complaint / charges.