The "Liger Way" is an attitude that is felt and demonstrated on and about campus and carried into the community. Valley Junior High is a Community of Caring School, and we support and sustain the values of this program: CARING, TRUST, RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY and FAMILY.
 

To show your school spirit at Valley, practice the following:
 

• Courtesy - toward teachers, staff, fellow students, and visitors to our school.
• Pride - in our school facility, and in the positive things Valley Junior endeavors to accomplish and has accomplished.
• Sportsmanship - by winning and losing gracefully.

 

School spirit also means loyally supporting school activities and making a concentrated effort to keep scholastic and activity standards at the highest possible levels. It's the Liger Way!

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The administration retains the right and privilege to issue consequences for acts not specifically stated herein and to adjust consequences as needed and appropriate. Furthermore, the administration reserves the right to amend any provision in this disclosure which is in the best interest of the educational process.

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Counselors will assist students with registration, scheduling classes, social and personal problem solving, and career counseling. All counseling interviews are confidential.
 

Students may request to see their counselor by leaving a note with the counseling department secretary, requesting an appointment. Students may not go to the counseling office during school hours without a pass from a teacher or a counselor.

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If you arrive at school in the morning after the tardy bell rings, but prior to 8:15 a.m., report to your first period class. An excused tardy will be recorded if you have a signed and dated note from your parent. If you arrive at school after 8:15 a.m., you must report to the attendance office and check in with the attendance secretary. An excused check-in will require a signed and dated note from a parent (guardian), otherwise a detention will be assigned. If you bring a note the following day the assigned detention will be canceled. By the way, sleeping in late is not an excusable tardy! Valley Jr. High has ZERO tolerance for tardiness. The passing time between classes is sufficient for students to arrive on-time.  Frequent hall sweeps may result in tardy students being placed In School Suspension.

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Bicycles must be parked in the rack provided in the back of the school. All bicycles should be provided with locks and licenses. The school is not responsible for damage or theft of parts while bicycles are parked in the bike rack or other locations on the school campus.
 

Skateboards and roller blades may be used as transportation to and from school, and must be stored in the student's assigned locker during school times. No pleasure skating or boarding is allowed on campus. Skating and boarding on sidewalks, steps or concrete structures that are adjacent to or on school property is NOT ALLOWED! The administration reserves the right to revoke skateboard use.

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Because of the school's commitment to quality education, we are concerned when a child misses school for any reason.  The Granite School District requires that all children achieve mastery in the basic skills identified for reading, lanuage arts and mathematics.  Absence from school interferes with the child's opportunity to master these skills.

According to the Utah Compulsory Attendance Laws (53 A-11-101) every school age child must be in school.  The parents are responsible for their children's regular school attendance.  It is a misdemeanor if you fail to have your child in regular attendance.

Occasionally a student must be absent from school for reasons which are acceptable to the school as well as the court.  please send a note to school every time your child is absent, explaining the reason.  The school and the court usually require a statement from a doctor regarding extended absences for illness.  Appointments with doctors should be arranged after school hours, the student is excused only for the time it takes for the appointment and traveling time.

Your cooperation is needed tp help us give your student a quality education.

Please have your parent/guardian notify the attendance office (964-7638) if you are ill of have an unavoidable emergency and will not be attending school that day.  the automated computer system will call to notify you of student absences.

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The natural consequence for truancy is the inability of the student to make up any missed work during that absence and the reduction in citizenship grades. In addition, students with truancy problems will be referred to the administration. The administration may choose to assign detentions for missed classes, arrange parent conferences, place student on attendance contract, refer to truancy court, or place in an alternative educational setting.

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You may turn in make-up work for any excused absence. It is the student's responsibility to obtain all make-up work from the teachers immediately upon return to school. Students will have two school days for each day missed to make up work. Special arrangements can be worked out between teacher and student.
 

If a student is absent for 3 or more consecutive days, a parent may request the attendance office to ask teachers for homework assignments. For absences of less than 3 days, it is suggested that students keep the phone number of a "study buddy" in each class to call for an update on homework.

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Students are responsible with their parents to pay for the repair on any vandalism they commit, as well as to pay the current replacement cost for school books, supplies and equipment which they loose or damage. All basic texts are lent to students for their use during the school year. Textbooks are expensive and must be taken care of. Write your name in each book in case it is misplaced. When books are returned in proper condition at the end of the year, a $10 refund is issued from the book deposit paid at registration.

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To participate in (student government elections, cheerleader elections, and inter-scholastic sports) students must meet certain eligibility standards in academic grades that are set by our school constitution and the Utah High School Activities Association. Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA and CPA to hold student government or cheerleader offices.
 

Students are responsible to know and maintain appropriate grades and citizenship requirements, for certain classes and activites.

9th grade students who earn less than a 2.00 cumulative CPA during their 9th grade year may not be permitted to partcipate in the year-end activites.

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Students may bring a lunch or purchase food at school. The district school lunch program will begin the first day of school. The price of junior high lunches will be $1.30 per day or $6.50 per 5 day week. Valley is on the computerized lunch program. We strongly recommend that all lunch money be paid in the form of a check or money order. Check, money order or cash must be placed in an envelope with the students full name and "pin number" on it. Lunch money envelopes must be placed in the drop box located in the front office. IMPORTANT: NO CHANGE CAN BE MADE ON ANY LUNCH MONEY.
 

Application forms for free and reduced price meals will be available in the main office. Families who qualify should return the form to the office. Forms must be approved and on file in the school office.

Students may be in the following areas during lunch:
 

• the cafeteria
• the courtyard area
• the blacktop areas inside the yellow lines to the east of the gym
• the grassy area west of the backstop
• the library, if student obtained a pass from the media coordinator before school
• the center hall restrooms. Access restrooms through courtyard, please

Students should be in the lunch areas by the time the tardy bell rings. Students found in areas other than those designated will be subject to disciplinary action.

Valley Ligers show respect by courtesy, and manners in the lunch area. It is not acceptable to "butt" in lines, throw food, or not pick up after yourself.

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When attending assemblies in the auditorium or gymnasium, students will:  

• enter assembly area with assigned class and teacher
• sit in assigned seating area with class
• fill in seating area quickly, quietly and efficiently
• not yell, whistle, boo, scream, eat or drink
• not climb over seats
• show appreciation through applause
• be released in an orderly fashion by appropriate staff

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There is a public telephone in the main hall in the area across from the front office. Students who might need to call home should have .50 cents with them to use the phone. The school phone is for business use only. Emergency Messages will be taken for students only from parents or guardians.

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Students who find lost articles are asked to take them to the Lost & Found in the front office. Lost articles which are not claimed within a reasonable time will be given to a charitable organization.
 

Students who cannot find their missing valuable in the Lost & Found or feel their valuable has been stolen may contact the assistant principal for some help; however the school is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged property.
 

Students are cautioned not to bring large amounts of money, cameras or other valuables to school. Take care to keep track of glasses and watches at all times. Students, not the school, are responsible for their personal property. If it is necessary to bring more money than needed for lunch, leave it at the office for safe keeping. Do not leave anything of value in lockers!

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Items which may be distracting, and/or a detriment to the education process or which may be a hazard to others are not to be brought to school. Such items as water pistols, radios, headphones, CD players, pagers, cellular phones, laser pointers,etc. will be picked up by school officials and returned only at parental request. Possession of matches, pocket knives, lighters, firecrackers, weapons or facsimiles, etc. violate safe school and fire code policies and will be processed accordingly.
 

Pagers and cellular phones can be disruptive to the learning environment. Do not bring them to school. If parents need to contact their student, they may call the attendance office at 964-7638.

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Students are not permitted in the halls during class periods unless they are accompanied by a teacher or have an official hall pass(student planner) from an authorized staff person. Only one student is allowed to a hall pass. Hall passes are issued on a very limited basis.

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No student will be allowed to use flammable materials, matches, lighters, candles, or any type of open flame in the school building or grounds except for classroom experiments under the direct supervision of the teacher. Noncompliance will result in confiscation of object and suspension from school and referral to the Fire Marshall for further disciplinary action. Emergency drills are held at regular intervals to ensure proper evacuation of the building in case of emergencies. Students will be instructed as to procedures and will be expected to comply in a prompt and orderly manner. Students should not sit or slide on railings. Any accident or injury occurring at school must be reported immediately to the office.

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If it is necessary for a student to take any form of medication at school, the parent must complete a school medication permission form and have it signed by the doctor. It will then be dispensed according to the doctor's instructions.

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Lockers are the property of the school and loaned to students for their convenience. Each 9th grader is assigned a locker. 7th and 8th graders are assigned 2 students to a locker. Students are not to use any other locker and are not to let any student not assigned by the school to use their locker. It is the students' responsibility to maintain the security of the locker and the combination should not be given to any other student.

Students wishing to make a change in a locker combination do so by paying $1 per occupant to the counseling office. Students who wish to change into another locker must get permission from the assistant principal or a counselor.

Students are responsible for the care and condition (inside and outside) of the locker assigned to them. Lockers are to be kept neat and clean. Items of an objectionable nature or that cannot be easily removed are not to be displayed inside the locker.
 

The administration has the legal right to inspect lockers.

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• Skirts,dresses, and shorts must be two inches below the fingertips when hands are to the side.
• Pants/bottoms may not be more then one inch bigger then the student's actual waist size.  No underwear may show.  These are to have a sewn hem at the bottom
• Shirts and dresses must have sleeves.  Shirts must be long enough so that no midriff shows and should have modest (NO CLEAVAGE) necklines.  Shirts must not be sheer, seethrough, mesh, or netted.
• Clothing and items brought to school must be free of gang, lewd, or cult related wording, pictures or numbers and any logos or writings that promote or depict illegal substances, actions, or inappropriate messages.
• No hats, scarves, bandannas, hair nets, head bands, arm or leg bands(except for sporting activites) sunglasses or gloves may be worn in the building.
• Sweatshirt hoods may not be worn on the head.
• Due to the disruption of school, colored hair (green, blue, pink, purple, etc.) is not allowed.  Natural hair coloring is allowed.  Hair is to be clean and well-groomed.  Extreme and disruptive hair styles are prohibited.
• Shoes or sandels must be worn at all times.  Slippers will not be allowed!
• Belts must be tucked into all loops and belt buckles must be free of monogram(s) and design(a).  No webbed belts.
• Coats may not be worn in class.  Light outerwear or fleece outerwear will be allowed.
• Exaggerated/disruptive cosmetics and/or body paint and unsafe, excessive or disruptive body piercing(s) will not be allowed.
• No spiked, heavy, or demeaing chains and chokers will be allowed.
• No drug related jewlery will be allowed.
• Backpacks, are not allowed in classrooms or the library, and are to be stored in lockers during school hours.

*The administration of Valley Junior High reserve the right to amend the dress code for clothing styles that become trends which are associated with anti-social behavior or have a disrutive influence.

Students in violation of this policy will be asked to change and/or referred to the administration.

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Fighting

The penalty for being involved in a fight, defined as an exchange of any physical blows (hitting, slapping, pushing, shoving, kicking, etc.), will be a one (1) to a five (5) days out-of school suspension. A conference with the parents of each student involved will be required.  Consideration may be given to students who do not fight back.  Students who are intimidated and/or harassed by another student should report that to a teacher or administrator.  Fighting will not be tolerated coming to school, going home from school, on this campus, on the school bus, or at any school event.  Students who attend fights or who encourage fighting may be subject do disciplinary action, including suspension.  Students may also subject to criminal proceedings.

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Citizenship Requirements for Graduation

Granite School District secondary school personnel subscribe to the values of the Community of Caring, a program which is part of the curriculum in all of our junior and senior high schools. Our expectations for citizenship reflect the philosophy that embraces the values of that program, which are:
 

Families: We begin to learn our values in our families.

Caring: Caring is at the heart of a decent life. It leads us to help others and to respect ourselves.

Responsibility: People who care must be willing to take responsibility, which means they are accountable for their actions.

Respect: Those who take responsibility for their actions will be respected by others.

Trust: When people car for and respect each other, trust takes root and grows.
 


I. General Information
and Requirements for Citizenship in
Granite School District

A. Satisfactory citizenship is a graduation requirement in Granite School District. This includes behavior, attendance, punctuality, and adherence to the rules and policies of the school. Students will be required to earn a 2.000 cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) on a 4.000 point scale in grades 9-12. In addition to academic grades the following citizenship grades will be awarded.
 

4-Honor: 3-Good: 2-Satisfactory: 1-Poor: 0-Failure
 

B. Ninth grade students who earn less than a 2.000 cumulative GPA during the 9th grade year may not be permitted to participate in promotion or the year-end activities.
 

C. Transfer students will be required to maintain a 2.000 GPA to meet graduation requirements from the time they enroll in Granite School District.
 

D. High school students who do not achieve the required 2.000 GPA may not graduate. The final decision will be made by each high school¹s graduation committee.
 
 

II. Citizenship Determination

 

A. Classroom behavior should reflect the values of a caring community. Behavior should also be appropriate and consistent with each teacher¹s expectations. The expectations will be described in the disclosure statements received form each teacher. Teachers will be encouraged to provide options for students to improve citizenship during the term being graded.
 

B. Following are the standards for behavior, attendance, truancy, and tardiness.
 

1. Behavior: An uncorrected series of negative behaviors or one serious incident could result in a "0" in citizenship.
 

2. Granite School District Attendance Policy: All children of legal school age residing within the boundaries of the Granite School District shall be required to be in regular school attendance in accord with the compulsory attendance laws of the State of UT. ( Section 53A-11-101through Section 53A-11-105, Utah Code, Annotated 1965.)
 

a. Students must be in regular attendance to understand and successfully complete a course of study, therefore, parents and students should accept responsibility and accountability for the student¹s attendance.
 

b. Parents or guardians must provide school personnel a written excuse for each absence.
 

c. Parents are encouraged to seek prior approval for their student's extended absences. If approved by the administration, those absences will not negatively reflect on the citizenship grade. The administration may require documentation for frequent or extended absences.
 

3. Truancy: A truancy is defined as an unexcused absence. On the 1st truancy during any term the student will receive a grade no higher than a"1", and on the 2nd truancy a "0".
 

4. Tardiness: On the 4th tardy from any 1 class the student will not receive a grade higher than "1". Teachers may provide the option of allowing tardies to be made up during the term being graded.
 
 

III. Appeals Procedure

 

If a student disputes a citizenship grade, it must be resolved with the issuing teacher before the end of the term following the one in which the grade was received.
 
 

IV. Due Process

 

A. Citizenship Requirements for Graduation will be provided to each student/parent by the beginning of each school year.
 

B. Each report card will reflect the citizenship grades for the term and the cumulative CPA which will reflect progress toward graduation. Sixteen report cards are issued to students who attend school in grades 9-12.
 

C. Students who fail to achieve a 2.000 cumulative CPA at the end of each year will be notified that graduation is in jeopardy. Students and parents will be invited to meet with the school administration to determine a positive course of action before the student is allowed to register for the following year.
 

D. Students who fail to meet the citizenship requirement for high school graduation may enroll in the Granite School District Adult Education program and earn a Granite School District diploma.
 
 

V. Recognition of Outstanding Citizenship

 

Each school will develop ways to recognize outstanding student citizenship. These may include:

• Recognition from the PTSA
• Citizenship Honor Roll
• Recognition on diploma
• Recognition on transcript
• Recognition on diploma for students who complete satisfactory community service projects
• Recognition at graduation

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Sexual harassment is defined as:

• any verbal, written, or physical conduct of a sexual nature which has the purpose or effect of creating an imtimidating, hostile, or offensive environment or unreasonably interferes with a person's work or academic performance.
•  any suggestion, request, demand, or pressure for sexual involvement, accompanied by an implied or explicit threat concerning one's grades, extracurricular standing, job, etc.

Sexual harassment includes, but is not limited to, the following:

•  Derogatory, demeaning, or offensive jokes, teasing, or comments of a sexual nature.
•  graphic remarks or sexual comments about an individual's body.
•  sexually suggestive or obscene telephone calls, letters, notes, or invitations.
•  sexually suggestive or obscene pictures, cartoons, posters, or objects.
•  grabbing, pinching, or touching private areas.
•  deliberate concerning, shouldering, or bumping in hallways.
•  sexual gestures, unwated pats or hugs, any inappropriate touching.
•  any form of sexual threat, intimidation, or exploitation.
  

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GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT DRUG AND ALCOHOL POLICY

The illegal use, possession, distribution, sale or being under the influence of alcohol, controlled substances, or intoxicants of any kind by students is prohibited in all Granite School District schools, on school grounds, at school-sanctions activities, or when students are being transported in vehicles dispatched by the district. Violation also include student use, possession, distribution or sale of drug paraphernalia, imitation controlled substances or resorting where drugs are being used or possessed..

-From Administrative Memorandum No. 95

 

Students found in violation of the policy are subject to the following disciplinary actions:
 

A. First violation:
 

• An automatic law enforcement referral will be made.

 
• There will be an automatic 1-3 day suspension or until parent/guardian conference is held

 
• The parent/guardian/student will be requested to read and sign the non-use contract with the designated educator/administrator.

 
• The student will be assisted within the school: counseling, progress reports, etc.

 
• The parent/guardian/student will be asked to attend the Granite School district QUIT program for additional help.

 
• Free or low cost family counseling and other district intervention services may be utilized.

 
• Students who are participants in extra curricular activities or elected officers will be suspended from participation for two weeks.

 
• If the parent/guardian/student declines the initial conference and any assistance that may be provided by the Granite School District, then the student may be placed in another school or alternative placement within the district.

 

B. Second Violation:
 

• An automatic law enforcement referral will be made. There will be an automatic 3 day suspension or until a parent/guardian conference is held.

 
• The parent/guardian/student must attend and complete the Granite District QUIT program or else show written evidence that the student is now in treatment or counseling for drug/alcohol abuse problems. If the student has already attended the Granite District QUIT program, other available district intervention services will be utilized to help insure what is best for the student and district.

 
• If a parent/guardian/student refuses to attend the district QUIT program, refuses District intervention services, and does not provide written evidence of counseling or treatment for drug/alcohol abuse, then the student will be placed on an appropriate individualized program until the end of the term. Any placement for less than nine weeks must have prior approval by principal and district's office of Student Services..

 
• Parents/guardians will be encouraged to seek outside help or treatment for the student at no expense to the Granite School District.

 
• Students who are participants in extra curricular activities or elected offices will be suspended from participation for six weeks. Those on individualized study are not to participate while on the program.

 
• The Granite School District's office of Student Services may evaluate and determine if changing schools or alternative placement would be best for all parties.

 
C. Third Violation
 
• If any student is involved in a third violation of the Granite School District Alcohol and Other Drugs policy within the specified times (K-6), (7-9), (10-12), the student will be referred to court and placed on an appropriate individualized study program for up to 180 school days or 365 calendar days or until the student shows written evidence that he/she has entered in and successfully completed an appropriate drug/alcohol rehabilitation program. The Granite School District will not he held financially responsible. If any additional violations occur, the student will be referred to the district's office of Student Services for placement or expulsion.

 
• Students who are participants in extra curricular activities or elected officers will give up their involvement in such organization.

 
• Third violations for resorting or paraphernalia possession will be referred to the district's office of Student Services and may involve alternative consequences.
   
Violation for Selling or Distributing

Drugs/Alcohol

Students who are caught and/or convicted of selling or distributing controlled substances and/or alcohol on the school grounds or within 1.000 feet of the school grounds, will be referred to law enforcement officials, suspended and referred to the office of Student Services for expulsion or alternative placement for up to 180 school days.

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Student Participation in Activities
While on Suspension From School or on Home Study

During the time that any student has violated the Granite District Alcohol and Other Drugs policy and has been suspended or placed on individualized study, that student is not to be on campus except when authorized, or be a spectator, or be a participant in any school function.

Self-Referral

For any student who is self referred, the Granite School District will have available district intervention services.

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Tobacco Use/Possession

The possession of tobacco for students under the age of 19 is against Utah State law. Violators are dealt with by the Juvenile ?court as "status" offenders under the criminal code and not under the controlled substance act. Therefore, violators in schools, at school activities, or on school grounds will be issued citations by the school administration, staff, and/or law enforcement authorities and subsequent juvenile court action may be taken. Students with citations should be encouraged to attend the district QUIT program with their parents.

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HIGHLIGHTS FROM GRANITE DISTRICT SCHOOL SAFETY POLICY


PURPOSE: To assure attendance at school and school activities without undue concern for personal safety. And to insure appropriate handling of any situation that places students, staff, or patrons in imminent danger.

PROHIBITED: Any behavior which places any person in imminent danger and/or requires a law enforcement investigation, including:  

• Physical Assault
• Possession, display or use of a dangerous weapon or facsimile
• Threats against life or property
• Gang activity

 
PROCEDURE: School safety violations must be reported to the Granite District Student Service Office if the incident created imminent danger to people or property. Parents must be informed prior to implementation of a suspension.  

CONSEQUENCES: Following a thorough and fair investigation, students who have violated this policy may face:

• Suspension
• Expulsion
• Alternative placement
• Exclusion from activities
• Completion of district's SAFE Program
• Other appropriate legal or school consequences

 

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MAKE SURE YOU'RE UP TO CODE!

The administration, staff and student officers at Valley Junior High are committed in our effort to create a school atmosphere that strives for academic excellence and a "Community of Caring". We ask the support of students and parents to help us reach these goals, and we have set the following code of standards which we expect the administration, staff, students, and visitors to Valley Junior High to comply with.

Persons who choose not to comply with the Code of Standards also choose to accept appropriate disciplinary action.

• Students are expected to arrive at school on time and to be on time to all assigned classes.Students are welcome in the building between 7:20 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
   
• Attendance to all classes, each day, is expected unless excused.
   
• All students have the right to attend Valley Junior High unthreatened and unharrassed. Verbal or physical threats to other students are unacceptable.See "Sexual Harassment" and "School Safety" policies.
   
• Students are expected to exercise good citizenship in all areas of the campus.
   
• Students have the right to learn and teachers have the right to teach. Behavior that interferes with this process is unacceptable.
   
• Students are expected to take assigned materials to each class (texts, writing tool, notebooks, etc.)
   
• The use of foul, abusive language in or about the school is unacceptable.
   
• Students are expected to wear clothes that are safe modest, clean, in good taste and not disruptive to the educational process. Refer to the dress code for specifics!
   
• Students will not be allowed to wear any attire that expresses affiliation with gangs or suggests or promotes gang activity.
   
• Fighting in or about the school building and from the time students leave home until returning home is prohibited.
   
• Gambling, such as "pitching money" is prohibited.
   
• Weapons or any objects or devices than might, or are intended to do harm to another student or staff member are prohibited.
   
• Snowballing on the school campus is prohibited.

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2001-2002 SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR

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THE BELLS ARE RINGING...

School will begin at 7:50 a.m. and close at 2:45 p.m. each day. Students will have access to the building at 7:20 a.m. A warning bell for first period will ring at 7:45 a.m. Five minutes will be given between each period to get to the next class. Unless you are asked to remain after school you are expected to be out of the building and on your way home by 3:00 p.m.
 

REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE
Students in Building 7:20 a.m.
Warning Bell 7:45 a.m

Period

1   +HRM 7:50 - 8:45 55 min
2   +READING 8:50 - 9:50 60 min
3   9:55 - 10:40 45 min
4   10:45 - 11:30 45 min

1st Lunch 11:30 - 11:55 25 min
5   12:00 - 12:50 50 min

5   11:35 - 12:25 50 min
2nd Lunch 12:25 - 12:50 25 min

6  +CH1 12:55 - 1:55 60 min
7   2:00 - 2:45 45 min

Building to be Cleared* 2:55 10 min
 
 
FRIDAY EARLY RELEASE SCHEDULE
Students in Building 7:20 a.m.
Warning Bell 7:45 a.m.

Period  

1  +HRM 7:50 - 8:25 35 min
2  +READING 8:30 - 9:10 40 min
3   9:15 - 9:45 30 min
4   9:50 - 10:20 30 min

1st Lunch 10:20 - 10:45 25 min
5   10:50 - 11:20 30 min

5   10:25 - 10:55 30 min
2nd Lunch 10:55 - 11:20 25 min

6  +CH1 11:25 - 12:05 30 min
7   12:10 - 12:40 30 min  

Building to be Cleared* 12:50 10 min
*Students not involved in teacher supervised activities must be out of the building by this time each day. Failure to comply will result in school consequence. 

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