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CLINTONHIGHSCHOOL

CAREERCOMPLEX

CAREERANDTECHINCALEDUCATIONSTUDENTANDPARENTHANDBOOK

2017-2018

715LAKEVIEWDRIVE

CLINTON,MISSISSIPPI39056http://www.clintonpublicschools.com

TABLEOFCONTENTS

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OverviewandContactInformation...................................................................................................................3SchoolCalendar.........................................................................................................................................................4BellSchedule...............................................................................................................................................................5GeneralInformation..............................................................................................................................................,.6TestingProgram…....................................................................................................................................................8SupplementalFees...................................................................................................................................................8ClubsandOrganizations........................................................................................................................................9AttendancePolicies………………………………………………………………….…………………………………...10Transportation.........................................................................................................................................................13CodeofConduct......................................................................................................................................................14Detention....................................................................................................................................................................14OvernightSuspension...........................................................................................................................................15Suspension................................................................................................................................................................15I.D.Cards....................................................................................................................................................................16Cheating………….......................................................................................................................................................16Truancy…………….....................................................................................................................................................17CellPhonePolicy….................................................................................................................................................17ComputerUse...........................................................................................................................................................18Harassment/Bullying……………………………...................................................................................................19Fighting…………….....................................................................................................................................................20WhatToDoWhen……...........................................................................................................................................21Appendix1.1IHLFreshmanAdmissionRequirements…………………………………………………...23DressCodePolicy...................................................................................................................................................24Appendix1.2ACTAdmissions&Testing………………………………………………………………………..25

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OVERVIEWANDGENERALINFORMATIONClintonHighSchoolstudentsareaffordedtheopportunitytoattendCareerandTechnicalEducation(CTE)coursesattheClintonHighSchoolCareerComplex.Participationinthesecoursesisaprivilegeforourstudentsandprovidesopportunitiesforadvancedstudy/traininginareasofinterests.CTEcoursesareorganizedaroundlabsthataredesignedtosimulateactualworkplaceenvironments.Studentsusestate-of-the-artequipment,participateinreal-worldlearningopportunitiesandCareerandTechnicalStudentOrganizations,andperformcompetenciesthatarealignedwithindustrystandards.WithinthecurrentCTEmodel,studentslearnmanyoftheskillsrequiredtosucceedintheworkingworld;however,themajorityofCHScareerandtechnicalstudentsgoontoattendtwoandfouryearcollegestofurtherthetraining.

CLINTONPUBLICSCHOOLDISTRICTBOARDOFTRUSTEES

DerekHolmes……………………………………………………………….………………….………………..PresidentMattThomas….……………………………………………………….……………………..……………VicePresidentPaulaDeYoung……………………………………………………………………………………….…………..SecretaryKennyLewis….……………………………………………………………………………………….…..Asst.SecretaryFeliciaGavin…………………………………………………………………………………………………….…..Member

CLINTONPUBLICSCHOOLSDISTRICTADMINISTRATION

TimMartin,Ed.D……………...……………………………………………………..Superintendent–924-7533AnthonyGoins,Ed.S..……………………………………...……….AssistantSuperintendent–924-7533

CLINTONHIGHSCHOOLCAREERCOMPLEXADMINSTRATIONBillHardin,D.Min,Ed.S.………...…………………………………….…………………..Principal–924-0247

CLINTONHIGHSCHOOLCAREERCOMPLEXCERTIFIEDSTAFFKelsiAntrim……………………………………………………………….………….TeacherAcademyInstructorTravisDyar……………………………………………………………….…Construction/CarpentryInstructorKathleenFoshee…………………………………………..…………CareerPathwayExperienceInstructorJeffFranks……………………………………………………………………….LawandPublicSafetyInstructorPaigeHutchinson………………………………..………………...…………SpecialPopulationsCoordinatorChastityKeenan………………………………………...……..HealthcareandClinicalServicesInstructorLisaLann………………………………………………………………………………………………….……….CounselorLoraLittle……………………………………………………………….………….HealthScienceCoreInstructorBillMcIlwain……………………………………………………..…………InformationTechnologyInstructorCharlieMelton………………………………………………………….…………AutomotiveServiceInstructorJustinOdom……………………………………..……………ProjectLeadtheWayEngineeringInstructorAdamWilliams………………………………………………………………….………….CulinaryArtsInstructor

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CLINTONHIGHSCHOOLCAREERCOMPLEXNON-CERTIFIEDSTAFF

PaulaSkelton………………………………………………………….……………..OfficeManager/Bookkeeper

IMPORTANTDATES

1. ClintonHighSchoolRegistration……………………………………….……………..August3and42. FacultyPlanningandStaffDevelopment……………………………...……………….August3–93. ClassesBegin………………………………………………………………………………………….August104. Holidays

A. LaborDay……………………………………………………………………………..…September4B. ColumbusDay………………………………………………………..………………...…..October9C. Thanksgiving……………………………………………………….………….November20–24D. ChristmasHoliday……………………………………………..…..December25–January8E. MartinLutherKingHoliday………………………………………………..………..January15F. SpringBreak………………………………………………………………….………March12–16G. Easter…………………………………………………………………………..…..March30-April2

PROGRESSREPORTS STATEMANDATEDTESTSSeptember14 CPAS–April23-26November16 ProStart(Culinary)February8 NCCER(Construction)April19 MTA(InfoTech) PBA

NINEWEEKPERIODSNineWeekPeriod Begins Ends ProgressReportsFirst August10 Ocotber13 October19Second October12 December22 January11Third January9 March9 March22Fourth March19 May25 May28

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CHSCAREERCOMPLEXBELLSCHEDULE8:00…………………………………………………………………………………………….……..……..TeacherSign-In8:15………………………………………………………………………………………………………...……………..1stBell8:20–9:55……………………………………………………………………………………………………..……1stBlock10:10……………………………………………………………………………………………….……LeaveHomeroom10:20–11:55……………………………………………………………………………………………………..2ndBlock12:25………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..LeaveCHS12:35–2:05………………………………………………………………………………………………….…….3rdBlock2:25–3:40………………………………………………………………………………………………………….4thBlock3:45–4:25………………………………………………………………………………………………………..Detention

CHSCAREERCOMPLEXDELAYEDSCHOOLSTARTSCHEDULE

10:20–11:55…………………………………………………………………………………………………...…2ndBlock12:35–2:05………………………………………………………………………………………………………..3rdBlock2:25–3:50…………………………………………………………………………………………………….……4thBlock3:55–4:25……………………………………………………………………………………………………..….Detention

PHILOSOPHYTheBoardofTrusteesandpersonneloftheClintonPublicSchoolsarecommittedtothemaximthat"allstudentscanlearn."Overthepastdecade,changesinthecommunityhaveresultedinanincreasinglydiverseenrollment.Studentsexhibitdifferencesinsocio-economic,cultural,andfamilybackgrounds;learningcapacitiesandstyles;needsandinterests.Therefore,webelievethedistrict'sfundamentalresponsibilityistoprovidearangeofacademicandextra-curricularopportunitiestoenableeachstudenttodevelopintellectually,physically,morally,socially,andemotionallytothemaximumofhis/herpotential.Thisdevelopmentisbestaccomplishedasstudents;educators,parents,andcommunity--individuallyandcollectively--recognizetheirsignificantrolesintheeducationalprocessandcommitthemselvestofulfillingtheirspecificobligations.TheClintonPublicSchoolDistrictstrivestoprovideasafeandorderlyschoolclimate,ademocraticenvironmentwheretherightsofallarerespected,andclearlydefinedacademicprioritiessupportedbyappropriateextra-curricularactivities.Finally,theDistrictbelievesthatthecurriculummustbecontinuouslyevaluatedandmodifiedtomaintainrelevancytosocietalchanges,tomeetawiderangeofspecialneedsandabilities,andtoreflectthecommunity'squestforexcellenceineducation.

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CLINTONPUBLICSCHOOLDISTRICTCLINTON,MISSISSIPPI

NOTICEOFNON-DISCRIMINATIONTheClintonPublicSchoolDistrictcomplieswithallfederalandstatelawsandregulationsanddoesnotdiscriminateonthebasisofrace,religion,color,nationaloriginorancestry,sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, marriage or veteran status or disability, inemployment or in the delivery of educational services. This applies to all educationalprogramsandextracurricularactivities. InquiresassociatedwithTitleVI,Title IX,and/oraccommodations for disabled employees, the public and accessibility of facilities andprogramsshouldbedirectedtoDr.TimMartin,Superintendentat601-924-7533.Inquiresregarding the application of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act (concerning studentswithdisabilitieswho arenot eligible for Special Education) / (AmericanswithDisabilityAct should be directed toMr. AnthonyGoin, Assistant Superintendent, at 601-924-7533.These individualsmay be contacted at the districtmain office located at 203 EasthavenDrive.ThemailingaddressisP.O.Box300,Clinton,MS39060.

ASBESTOSNOTICENoticeisherebygiventoparents,employees,andemployeeorganizationsthattheClintonPublicSchoolDistricthashadallofitsbuildingsappropriatelyinspectedforasbestoscontainingmaterialsandaManagementPlanforeachbuildingdevelopedpursuanttotherulesandregulationsoftheEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyandtheAsbestosHazardEmergencyResponseAct;thatacopyoftheresultsofsaidinspectionsareonfileintheOfficeoftheSupervisorofMaintenanceofBuildingsandGrounds,theOfficeoftheDirectoroftheCareerComplex,andintheofficesoftherespectiveprincipalsoftheClintonParkElementary,NorthsideElementary,EastsideElementary,LovettElementary,ClintonJuniorHigh,SumnerHillJuniorHigh,andClintonHighschools;thatcopiesofalloftheaforesaidresultsofinspectionsandcompletedManagementPlansforallbuildingsareonfileintheOfficeoftheSuperintendentofSchools,203EasthavenDrive,Clinton,Mississippi;andthatsaidcopiesofresultsoftheinspectionsandcompletedManagementPlansfortherespectivebuildingsmaybereadbyanyandallinterestedpersonsintheOfficeoftheSupervisorofMaintenanceofBuildingsandGrounds,theOfficeoftheDirectoroftheCareerComplex,inanyandalloftheaforesaidprincipals'officesbetweenthehoursof8:00a.m.and4:00p.m.whenschoolisinsession,andtheresultsofsaidinspectionsandcompletedManagementPlansforallofthebuildingsintheDistrictmaybereadintheOfficeoftheSuperintendentofSchoolsbetweenthehoursof8:00a.m.and4:00p.m.onusualworkdays.Foradditionalinformation,callDr.TimMartin,SuperintendentofSchools,at924-7533.

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DIRECTORYDISCLOSURENOTICETOPARENTSANDSTUDENTS

SchoolswithintheClintonPublicSchoolDistrictmaydisclose"directory"informationwhichshallinclude:thestudent'snameandaddress,dateandplaceofbirth,majorfieldofstudy,pictures,participationinofficiallyrecognizedactivitiesandsports,weightandheightofmembersofathleticteams,datesofattendance,creditsandawardsreceived,themostrecentpreviouseducationalagencyorinstitutionattendedbythestudent,andothersimilarinformation.Anyparentoreligiblestudentwhowishestohaveanyorallofthedirectoryinformationconcerninghisorherchildorthatstudentwithheldmustinformtheschoolinwritingwithinten(10)daysfromthedatethatthestudentreceivesthisnotice.

ACCREDITATION

ClintonHighSchoolisaccreditedbytheMISSISSIPPIACCREDITINGCOMMISSIONoftheMississippiStateDepartmentofEducation.

GRADEREPORTS1. Reportcardswillbeissuedonthedatesspecifiedonpage4.2. Thereportslipistobetakenbythestudenttohis/herparent/guardian.Eachreport

cardwillreflectthegradeearnedforeachgradingperiodandthenumberofabsencesaccumulatedineachsubject.

GRADINGSYSTEMStudentswillbeassignednumbergradesinallacademicsubjects.Thosenumbergradesareequivalenttothetraditionallettergradesasfollows: A100–90B89–80C79–70D69–65FBelow65

CLASSIFICATIONS:

Freshman(9thGrade) Promotiontoninthgrade(withonemathcredit)Sophomore(10thGrade) Sixunits(mustincludeEnglishIandonemathcredit)Junior(11thGrade) TwelveUnits(mustincludeEnglishII)Senior(12thGrade) EighteenUnits(mustincludeEnglishIII,AlgebraIandone

othermathcredit)

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TESTINGPROGRAMFORCAREERANDTECHNICALCLASSES

MSCareerandPlanningAssessmentSystem,Version2(MS-CAPS2)- ThisisanMSDept.ofEd.requirementofstudentsinallCareerandTechnical

classesattheCHSCareercomplex,withtheexceptionofPLTWEngineering.PerformanceBasedAssessment(PBA)

- AllstudentsinDigitalMediaIIandTeacherAcademyIIwilltaketheperformancebasesassessmentfortheirprograminlieuoftheMS-CPAS2.

MicrosoftTechnologyAssociate(MTA)- AllInformationTechnologyIIstudentstakethisnationalcertificationtest.

AutomotiveServiceExcellence(ASE)- AllAutomotiveandServiceTechnicianIIstudentswhohaveanoverallaverage

MC-CPAS2scoreaverageof60orhigherareeligibleforonefreeattemptataASEcertifications.

NationalCenterforConstructionEducationandResearch(NCCER)- InadditiontoMS-CPAS2testing,studentsintheConstructionandCarpentry

programstaketheNCCERCOREcertificationtesting.ProStart

- InadditiontoMS-CPAS2testing,studentsintheCulinaryArtsprogramtaketheProStartnationalcertificationexam.

AutoDeskInventorCertification- OptionalcertificationofferedtoPLTWEngineeringstudents.Costoftheexam

andoneretestis$65.

CAREERANDTECHNICALSUPPLEMENTALINSTRUCTIONALFEESHealthSciencesI $15.00labfeeforsupplementalmaterialsandCPR

certificationcard,payableatthebeginningofschool.HealthScienceII $25.00forlabcoatandpatchandCPRcertificationcard,

purchasedpriortoclinicalobservations.Labcoatisrequiredforclinicalrotationsandcannotbewaived.

AutoMechanicsI&II $20.00labfeeforsupplementalmaterials,payableat

thebeginningofschoolConstructionI $20.00labfeeforsupplementalmaterials,payable Carpentry atthebeginningofschoolTeacherAcademyIandII $10.00labfeeforsupplementalmaterials,payable atthebeginningofschoolDigitalMediaIandII $25.00labfeeforsupplementalmaterials,payableat

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thebeginningofschoolCareerPathwayExperience $15.00labfeeforsupplementalmaterials,payableat

thebeginningofschoolCulinaryArtsI $50.00labfeeforpurchaseofchefcoat,payableatthe

beginningoftheschoolyear.ChefcoatisforProStartandsafetypurposesandcannotbewaived.

CulinaryArtsII $30.00labfeeforpurchaseofsupplementalmaterials,

payableatbeginningofschoolyear InformationTechnologyI&II $15.00labfeeforsupplementalmaterials,payableat

thebeginningofschool.PLTWEngineering $20labfeeforpurchaseofPLTWlabnotebookand

supplementalmaterials,payableatbeginningofschoolyear.

CAREERANDTECHNICALCLUBSANDORGANIZATIONS

DISTRIBUTIVEEDUCATIONCLUBSOFAMERICA(DECA)-DECAisanationalorganizationforstudentsstudyingfashionmerchandising,marketing,anddistribution.ThepurposeofDECAistogivestudentsabetterunderstandingofthefreeenterprisesystemwithspecialattentiontothemarketingfield.Competitiveeventsonalocal,district,state,andnationallevelenablestudentstobecomeactivelyinvolved.DECAisalsoavailabletostudentsintheCareerPathwaysExperiencewhoarestudyingDistributiveEducationoccupations.EDUCATORSRISING–Educatorsrisingisanorganizationforstudentswhohaveaninterestinthefieldofeducation.HOSA-isanationalorganizationdesignedtopromotecareeropportunitiesinthehealthcareindustryandtoenhancethedeliveryofhealthcaretoallpeople.HOSAisopentoHealthSciencestudentsenrolledatthecareercomplexandanyotherstudentsinterestedinacareerinthehealthcarefield.SKILLSUSA-SkillsUSAisanorganizationcreatedtouniteinacommonbondwithoutregardtorace,sex,religion,creed,ornationaloriginfull-timestudentsenrolledinclasseswithvocationaltradeandindustrialobjectives.SkillsUSAprovidesnationalrecognitionandprestigeandhelpstodevelopleadershipabilitiesthroughparticipationineducational,vocational,civic,recreational,andsocialactivities.SkillsUSAattemptstohelpstudentsattainapurposefullife;createenthusiasmforworkmanshipandtofosteradeeprespect

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forthedignityofwork.StudentscurrentlyenrolledinAutoMechanics,BuildingTrades,IndustrialMaintenance,Drafting,CareerPathwaysareeligibletojoin.

ATTENDANCE

Attendanceisvitaltoastudent’ssuccessintheseprograms.Whenyoumissadayofinstruction,itisdifficulttomakeuptheworkduetothehands-onnatureoftheclasses.

1.Eachstudentshallbeauthorizedsix(6)excusedabsenceseachsemesterifthereasoncomplieswiththefollowing:A.Personalillness;orB.Seriousillnessinthefamily;orC.Deathinthefamily;orD.Specialpermissionoftheprincipalobtainedinadvance

2. Aparent/guardianmustcalltheattendanceoffice,924-5332,before11:00a.m.eachdayofthestudent'sabsenceforverificationifitistobecountedasoneofthesix(6)excusedabsences.E-mailnotificationisnotacceptable.

3.UnlessspecificallyNOTEDbyaphysician,doctorappointmentswillbeexcusedonlyforamaximumofone-halfday(2blocks).4.Allstudents,especiallyseniors,arepersonallyresponsibleforaccountingfortheir

absences.Theattendanceofficewillnotbeaccountabletothestudentforprovidingthisinformation.

Parents:Pleasenotethat“SeniorSkipDay”isnotanexcusedabsence.CHS

doesnotrecognizethisday.

EXCEPTIONS

Absencesinexcessofsix(6)dayspersemestermaybeexcuseduponpresentationofamedicalstatementsignedbyalicensedphysicianoratthediscretionoftheprincipalafteranat-schoolconferencewiththeparent/guardian;however,thiswillnotautomaticallyresultintheexcusedabsence.Allmedicalexcusedabsencesmustbeturnedintotheofficewithintwo(2)daysoftheabsence.

EXTENDEDABSENCESWhenastudentisabsentformorethanfive(5)consecutivedays,thefollowingguidelinesmustbefollowed:1. Ifthestudentintendstoreceiveanexcusedabsence,he/she,uponreturningto

school,mustpresentastatementfromalicensedphysiciancertifyingspecificdatesmissedduetothemedicalcondition.

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2. Thestudentanticipatinganextendedabsenceduetoamedicalreasonmustnotifyhis/hercounselorpriortotheabsenceinorderthatorderlyacademicprogressmaybemadeduringtheabsence.

3. Failuretocomplywitheitheroftheaboveguidelinesmayresultinthestudentnotbeingpermittedtocompleteforcredittheacademicworkmissedduringtheabsence.

OFFICIALABSENCESAbsencesthatareincurredduetoschool-relatedfunctionsmaybeexcusedasOFFICIALifpriorpermissionhasbeenobtainedfromtheprincipal.Ifanofficialabsencehasbeengranted,thestudentmust:1. Obtainassignmentsbeforescheduledabsenceand2. Submitcompletedassignmentstoappropriateteachersasdirectedorupondateof

return.

MAKE-UPWORKEXCUSEDABSENCESAstudentwhoneedstomakeupworkmissedbecauseofanexcusedabsencemustcontacteachofhis/herteachersimmediatelyuponreturningtoschoolandsetatimewhenthemissedworkcanbecompleted.Althoughanabsenceisexcused,studentswillreceivenocreditforworkmissedunlessitismadeup.Thesubjectteacherisresponsibleforsettingareasonabledeadlineandaidingthestudentinbringinghis/herworkuptodate.Allworkmustbemadeupwithinanumberofdaysequaltothenumberdaysthestudentwasabsentuptoamaximumoffive(5)schooldays;otherwise,anautomaticzero(0)willbeassignedfortheworkmissed.

MAKE-UPWORKUNEXCUSEDABSENCESThosestudentswhoreturntoschoolwithabsencesdesignatedasunexcusedwilltakeonlyassignedtestsmissedduringtheclassperiodinadesignatedareaonthefirstdayhe/shereturnstoschool.Anystudentwhorefusesordeclinestotakehis/hertestatthistimewillautomaticallyreceiveazero(0).Noexceptions.

CHECK-OUTS

PROCEDURE:1. Anystudentneedingtocheckoutofschoolforanyreasonmust:

A. Haveonfileacheck-outcardcontainingthesignaturesoftheparentandthenamesandtelephonenumbersofotheradultswhohavebeenauthorizedbytheparent/guardiantocheckthestudentoutofschool.AnEMPLOYEEof

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ClintonHighSchool/CareerComplexmaybelistedonlyonhis/herchild/dependent'scheck-outcard.

B. Obtainpermissionfromtheclassroomteachertoreporttotheoffice.Studentswishingtocheckoutbetweenclassesmustgetpermissionfromtheirnextperiodteacher.

C. Reportdirectlytotheattendanceoffice.2.Inthefrontofficeanotificationcallwillbemadeandaparent/guardianoradult

designeeshallreporttosignthestudentoutonthecheck-outcard.Proofofidentificationmayberequiredtocheckastudentout.

3. Theparentoradultdesigneeshallchecktheappropriatereasononthecheck-outcard.Ifnoreasonischeckedonthecard,thecheck-outwillbedeemedunexcused.Check-outcardswillnotbechangedoncethestudenthasleftcampus.

4. Anadministratorwillhandleallemergencysituations.5. NOTEACHERhastheauthoritytopermitastudenttoleavecampus.6. Studentswillnotbedismissedfromschoolwhenthecommunityisunderatornado

warning.Schoolpersonnelareresponsibleforthesafetyofthestudentswhoareinthehallwayduringatornadowarning;therefore,personnelarenotavailabletocheckoutstudentsintheoffice.

EXCEPTIONS:

1. Studentswhoparticipateinanyoff-campusprogram,e.g.,CareerPathwaysstudents,willbeallowedtoleavecampusatthebeginningofninthperiodwithappropriatedocumentation.

2. Seniorswhohavepermissiontoleaveattheconclusionoftheiracademicprogram.

TARDINESSTARDINESSTOSCHOOL:

1. Allstudentswhoreporttotheschoolafterthetardybellringsforthebeginningof

firstblockmustreporttotheattendanceofficebeforegoingtoclass.2. WHENASTUDENTISGOINGTOBETARDYFORFIRSTBLOCKATTHECAREER

COMPLEX,aparent/guardianmustcalltheoffice(601-924-0247)BEFOREthestudentarrivestoschool.Anacceptableexcusemustbepresentedtodetermineifthetardyistobeexcused.Generally,thesameguidelinesareusedfortardiesasareappliedforabsences.NOTE:Forthosestudentseligibletorideabus,"cartrouble"isnotanexcusedtardy.

3. Ifnophonecallisreceivedorthephonecallisreceivedafterthestudentarrivestoschool,thetardywillbedeemed“unexcused”andadetentionissued.

Tardinessthatexceedssix(6)timeswillbedeemed“unexcused”andadetentionissued.

3. Anunexcusedtardyrequiresthestudenttoservedetentionthatsamedayorthefollowingday.

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TRANSPORTATION

BUSREGULATIONS1. ShuttlebustransportationisprovidedtoandfromClintonHighSchoolandthe

CareerComplex.2. DesignatedpickupanddropoffzonesarelocatedinfrontofCHSandtheCareer

Complex.3. StudentswhoridethebustoschoolandhaveafirstblockCTEclasswillneedtoride

thejuniorhighroutethatservestheirstreet.ThisinformationcanbeobtainedfromtheClintonSchoolsTransportationDepartment(601-924-7219).

4. Thefollowinggeneralinstructionsaregiventostudentswhoridebuses:A. Beatyourassignedloadingzoneontime.B. Exerciseextremecautioningettingtoandfromyourassignedbusstop.C. Talktofriendsinanormaltoneanddonotshout.D. Keephead,hands,andotherarticlesinsidethebus.E. Donotbringunauthorizedarticles,e.g.,pets,largearticles,combustibles,or

weaponsonthebus. F. Donotusetobaccoofanykind.G. Donotusevulgarorprofanelanguage.H. Donotfightorscuffle.I. Followthedriver'sinstructions.J. Treatthedriverwithrespectandcourtesy.K. Donotridethebusunlesseligibletodoso.

USEOFCARSATCAREERCOMPLEXAnystudentsscheduledtotheCareerComplexmaydrivetheirpersonalvehicletoandfromschoolsiteswithsignedparentalconsent.TheuseofpersonalvehiclesastransportationtotheCareerComplexisaprivilegeandcanberevokedbyschooladministratorsforfailuretofollowanyofthefollowingpoliciesandprocedures.

Requireddrivingroutetoandfromthetwocampuseswillbe:ROUTE1:ForallstudentsscheduledtotheCareerComplexfor1stblock,2ndblock,and3RDblock

i. -ToCareerComplex-ArrowDrivetoCynthiaRoadtoNorthsideDrivetoLakeviewDrive

ii. -ToCHS-LakeviewDrivetoNorthsideDrivetoCynthiaRoadtoArrowdrive

ROUTE2:ForallstudentsscheduledtotheCareerComplexfor4THblock.Alternaterouteisduetoelementaryschooldismissal.

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iii. -ToCareerComplex–ArrowDrivetoPinehaventoNorthsideDrivetoLakeview-ToCHS-LakeviewDrivetoNorthsideDrivetoPinehaventoArrowDrive

DRIVINGREGULATIONS

1. NostudentistoridewithanyonetoorfromtheCareerComplex.However,passengersmayridewithadriverifthedriverisarrivingtoschoolfor8:15classorleavingfordismissalat3:50.Violationswillresultinthe“driver”loosingdrivingprivilegesandthe“rider”beingissuedatruancyviolation.Thestudentwillbesubjecttodisciplineproceduresasstatedinthetruancypolicy.

2. Studentsarerequiredtobeontime.Cartroubleortrafficrelatedproblemsarenotcauseforexcusedtardiness.

3. Studentsmuststrictlyadheretoalltrafficlaws.Studentswillparkonlyindesignatedareas.

4. Anystopsbetweenthecampusesarestrictlyprohibited.

5. StudentsarenottodrivethroughneighborhoodsorbusinessparkinglotsdrivingtoorfromtheCareerComplex.

CODEOFCONDUCT

CONDUCTANDDISCIPLINEALLCHSCareercomplexstudentswillbeexpectedtofollowtheCodeofConductasoutlinedintheClintonHighSchoolStudentHandbook.ThisinformationcanbeobtainedbygoingtotheClintonPublicSchoolswebsite(www.clintonpublicschools.com)andclickingontheClintonHighSchoollink.

DETENTION

1. Studentsinvolvedinproblemsofaminornaturewillbeassigneddetention.Thepurposeofdetentionistwofold:(1)toserveasaminorpunishmentand(2)towarnthestudentthatanelementofhis/herbehaviorisunacceptableandmustbechangedormodified.Detentionwillbeservedeitheronthedayassignedorthenextschoolday.Uponreceivingadetention,thedetentionslipwillbesenthometobesignedbyaparentandreturnedtotheteacher.

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Ifastudentisassignedadetentionandfailstoinitialthedetention,anadditionaldayofdetentionwillbeassignedbyanadministrator.Studentswhoareassigneddetentionmustreporttothedetentionroompriortothe3:55P.M.bell.Studentsmaybegivenone(1)daytomakearrangementsfortransportation,ifnecessary.Thetimeastudentspendsindetentionmustbespentstudying.Allstudentsmustreporttodetentionwithbooksand/orstudymaterials.

2. Astudentwhofailstoreporttodetentionwhenassignedwillbeassignedone(1)penaltydayinadditiontobeingrequiredtomakeupthedaymissed.Shouldthestudentfailtoreporttodetentionagain,thestudentwillbeassignedtoin-schooldetentionuntilbothafterschooldetentionsareserved.Ifastudentistardytodetention,heorshewillnotbeadmittedandwillbetreatedasabsent.

3. Ifitbecomesapparentthatdetentionassignmentisnotachievingthedesiredresult--achangeinthestudent'sbehavior--furtheractionwillbetaken.

4. OnlystudentswhohaveclassesattheCareerComplex4THblockmayservedetentionattheCareerComplex.

5. StudentsmusthavetheirI.D.cardsindetention.FailuretoshowyourcurrentschoolI.D.willresultinthestudentbeingaskedtoleaveandbeingmarkedasabsent.Guidelineswillthenbefollowedformissingdetention.

6. Theonlypermittedactivityofstudentsindetentionshallbeawritingassignment.Thereforestudentsmustbringpaperandpencilstodetention.Ifastudentreportstodetentionwithoutanymaterials,anadditionaldaywillbeassignedbythedetentionmonitor.

OVERNIGHTSUSPENSION

Astudentissuspendedfromschoolattendanceuntilaconferenceisheldwithanadministratorandtheparent/guardian.Ifthestudentreturnstoschoolwithoutaparent,theywillbeplacedinIn-SchoolSuspensionuntiltheirparentcomesfortherequestedconference.Ifaparentrefusestocometotheschoolfortherequestedconference,areporttoDHSwillbemadebytheschool.

SUSPENSION

Suspensionfromschoolattendanceisusedincasesofmisconductorthecontinuedfailuretoabidetoschoolregulations.Allsuspensionswillhavealimitsetatthetimethesuspensionisimposed;itwillbeineffectuntilaspecifieddateoruntilcertainconditionshavebeenmet.Duringthistimeofsuspensionfromschoolthestudentisineligibletoparticipateinorvisitanyschoolfacilityorfunction.

Studentsmaybesuspendedbytheprincipal,assistantprincipalorcareercomplexdirector.Whenastudenthasbeensuspendedformorethanthreetimes,thestudentmaybeplacedinthealternativeschooloritmayberecommendedtothesuperintendentthatthestudentbesuspendedfortheremainderofthesemester.Suspensionsnormallystartthedayafteranoffensehasbeencommittedunlessdeterminedbytheprincipalthatthestudentsshouldbesuspendedimmediately.Inallcasesofsuspension,aparentor

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guardian,student,andadministratorconferencewillbeheldattheschoolpriortothestudent'sreturntoclasses.Alldaysmissedbecauseofsuspensionsareunexcused,andassignedtestsmissedmustbemadeupthedaythestudentreturnstoclass.

I.D.CARDS1. EachstudentatClintonHighSchoolmustobtainandmaintainacurrentI.D.card.

I.D.pictureswillbemadeatthetimeofregistration,andthecardswillbeissuedtothestudentsatalatertime.TheinitialcostofanI.D.cardisincludedinthedesignatedfee.ThecostofreplacementforalostordestroyedI.D.cardis$2.50andcanbepurchasedintheCHSfrontoffice.

2. ASTUDENTMUSTWEARHIS/HERI.D.CARDONALANYARDUPONARRIVALANDDEPARTUREFROMTHECAREERCOMPLEX.Forsafetypurposes,CareerComplexinstructorswillallowstudentstoremovetheirI.D.whenworkingintheshoporlabsetting.

CHEATING

Utilizing,receiving,orgivingunauthorizedhelponschoolrelatedassignmentsisnotpermittedandwillnotbecondonedatClintonHighSchool.Studentswhoaresuspectedof"cheating"byateacherwillbeinformedoftheallegationsinaprivateandprofessionalmanner.Ifdetermined,beyondareasonabledoubt,thatthestudentisguiltyofsuchallegations,azerowillbeissuedforthatassignment.Iftheassignmentisamajorgrade,termpaper,nine-weektests,etc.,awrittendisciplinereportwithevidenceofallegationswillbesubmittedtotheprincipal'sofficefornotificationandaconferencewiththestudent'sparentsorguardianswillbeheld.

TOBACCOUSE/POSSESSIONTobaccouseand/orpossessionofisnotpermittedanywhereoncampusincludingparkingareas.Thepenaltyforuseand/orpossessionofisathree-dayoutofschoolsuspension.Therewillbenoexceptionsonthisrule.

STUDENT-TEACHERRELATIONS1. Studentswillnotbeabusedormistreatedbyteachers.Atthesametime,wedonot

expectteacherstobemistreatedbystudents.2. Whenastudentfeelsthathe/shehasbeenmistreatedbyafacultymember,he/she

shouldcomplywiththeteacher'sinstructionsandthenarrangetoseeanadministratoraboutthematter.Actionwillbetakentoresolvetheproblem.

3. Astudentwhorefusestofollowateacher'sinstructionsorwhousesabusiveorvulgarlanguageissubjecttosuspensionorexpulsion.(MississippiCodeof1972,Section37-11-55.)

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STUDENTSANDSUBSTITUTETEACHERS1. Courtesytosubstituteteachers(andstudentteachers)isoneofthemostvitalways

tobuildgoodschool-communityrelations.2. Studentsshouldtreatbothsubstituteteachersandstudentteachersastheywoulda

guestintheirhome.Theschoolisobligatedtotakeactionagainststudentswhopersistinbeinguncooperativeanddisturbingtothesubstitute(orstudent)teacher'sclassroom.

TRUANCY

1. Studentsareconsideredtruantiftheyareunaccountablyabsentfromschoolorany

classorleavecampuswithoutproperauthorization.2. Studentswhoaretruantwillbereferredtoanadministratorforthefollowing

actions:A.Firstoffense-Thestudentwillreceiveanovernightsuspension.B.Secondoffense-ThestudentwillbeplacedinIn-SchoolSuspensionforthree(3)schooldaysandaparentconferencewithanadministrator.C.Thirdoffense-ThestudentwillbeplacedinIn-SchoolSuspensionforfive(5)schooldaysandaparentconferencewithanadministrator.D.FourthOffense-StudentwillbeplacedintheAlternativeSchoolfora45dayplacement.

CELLPHONEPOLICY

1. Cellphonesandotherelectronicdevicesarenottobeusedduringtheschoolday

[Theschooldayisdefinedasthetimethatthebellringsforstudentstoenterthebuilding(8:20),until4:25ortheyleavecampus].Ifastudentisfoundtobeusingacellphonewithoutpermission(includingmaking/receivingacall,making/receivingatextmessage,takingpictures,etc.)thestudentwillbeassignedthefollowingconsequence:1stInfraction-Cellphoneistakenandparentmustmeetwithanadministratortoreceivethephone.Studentwillserveonedetentionforclassroom/busdisruption.2ndInfraction-Cellphoneistakenandparentmustmeetwithanadministratortoreceivethephone.Studentwillservetwodetentionsforclassroom/busdisruption.3rdInfraction-Cellphoneistakenandparentmustmeetwithanadministratortoreceivethephone.StudentisplacedinIn-SchoolSuspensionforthreedaysforclassroom/busdisruption.4thInfraction-Cellphoneistakenandparentmustmeetwithanadministratortoreceivethephone.StudentisplacedinIn-SchoolSuspensionforfivedaysforclassroom/busdisruption.

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5thInfraction–Cellphoneistakenandparentmustmeetwithanadministratortoreceivethephone.Studentissuspendedfromschoolfor1dayforclassroom/busdisruption.SubsequentInfractionswillbehandledasabovebyincreasingthenumberofdaysofsuspension.

Confiscationduringstatetestingwillresultinsuspensionfromschool.1. Theschooldoesnotassumeanyresponsibilityforlossofordamagetopersonal

items.2. Studentsarenottohaveintheirpossessionorontheirpersonitemssuchasknives

orotherinstrumentswithsharpbladesorpoints.3. Studentsarenotpermittedtosellanyitemsatschoolwithoutpermissionfromthe

principal.4. Studentsarenotpermittedtoparkorloiterinteachers'parkingareas.5. Studentsarenotpermittedtositontopofdesksortables.

COMPUTERUSETeacherResponsibilities

• HavestudentsrestartcomputersduringHRor1stperiodwhicheveroccursfirst.

• Situatestudentswhereteacherscaneasilyviewcomputerscreens.• Ifcomputersarenotbeingusedaspartofteachinglesson,studentsshouldbe

instructedtokeepthemintheirbackpacks.

MisuseofComputersbyStudents• Usingacomputerwithoutpermission• Usingacomputerforanotherpurposethantheonedirectedbytheteacher

(i.e.playingagame,etc.)• Visitingorpostingonsocialmediawebsitesatschoolorpostinganything

fromhomethatwouldcauseadisruptionatschool.• ViolatinganyportionoftheCPSDAcceptableUsePolicy

Computermisusewillresultinthefollowingconsequences:Disciplinaryactionswillbedeterminedbybuildingleveladministratorsandmayincludeconsequencesfromadetention,lossofcomputerprivileges,uptosuspensionand/orplacementatalternativeschooldependingontheseverityofthemisconduct

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HAZINGANDHARASSMENTThehazingorharassmentofanystudent,sexualorotherwise,willnotbetolerated.Astudentorgroupofstudentswhoissuspectedofsuchbehaviorshouldbeimmediatelyreportedtothebuildingadministratorforquestioningandpossibledisciplinaryaction.Ifdeemednecessaryanappropriatedisciplinaryactionwillbedeterminedbythebuildingadministratorwhichmayresultindetentionorsuspension.Incertaincasesaschoolviolencereportmaybecompletedandthereportfiledwiththelocalpolicedepartment.

RACIALHARASSMENT

Racialharassmentconsistofphysical,written,symbolic,orverbalconductorcommunicationrelatingtoanindividual’sracewhentheconduct;hasthepurposeoreffectofcreatinganintimidating,hostileoroffensiveworkingoracademicenvironment,orhasthepurposeoreffectofsubstantiallyorunreasonableinterferingwithanindividual’sworkoracademicperformance.Appropriatedisciplinaryactionsmayincludebutarenotlimitedtocounseling,awarenesstraining,parent-teacherconference,warning,suspension,exclusion,expulsion,transfer,remediation,termination,ordischarge.Schooldistrictactiontakenforviolationofthispolicyshallbeconsistentwiththerequirementsofdueprocess.

STUDENTBULLYING

StudentsandemployeesintheClintonPublicSchoolDistrictareprotectedfrombullyingandharassingbehavior,whetheronoroffcampus,byotherstudentsoremployees.Bullyingorharassingbehaviorisanypatternofgesturesorwritten,electronicorverbalcommunications,oranyphysicalactoranythreateningcommunication,oranyactreasonableperceivedasbeingmotivatedbyanyactualorperceiveddifferentiatingcharacteristicthat(a)placesastudentorschoolemployeeinactualandreasonablefearofharmtohisorherpersonordamagetohisorherproperty,or(b)createsoriscertaintocreateahostileenvironmentbysubstantiallyinterferingwithorimpairingastudent’seducationperformance,opportunitiesorbenefits.Anystudent,schoolemployeeorvolunteerwhofeelshe/shehasbeenavictimofbullingorharassingbehavior,orhaswitnessedorwhoreliableinformationthatastudent,schoolemployeeorvolunteerhasbeensubjecttobullyingorharassingbehaviorshallreportsuchconducttoateacher,principal,counselororotherschoolofficial.Thereportshallbemadepromptlybutnolaterthatfivecalendar(5)daysaftertheallegedactoractsoccurred.Thecomplaintwillbeinvestigatedpromptly.Parentswillbenotifiedofthenatureofanycomplaintinvolvingtheirstudent.ThedistrictofficialwillarrangemeetingsasmaybenecessarywithallconcernedpartiesatscheduledtimesasprescribedbySchoolBoardPolicyJDDA.

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Thedisciplinepoliciesandproceduresmustrecognizethefundamentalrightofeverystudenttotake“reasonableactions”asmaybenecessarytodefendhimselforherselffromanattackbyanotherstudentwhohasevidencedmenacingorthreateningbehaviorthroughbullyingorharassing.Furthermore,theClintonPublicSchoolDistrictdefines“reasonableaction”aspromptlyreportingthebehaviortoateacher,principal,counselor,orotherschoolemployeewhensubjectedtobullyingorharassingbehavior.

FIGHTING

TheClintonPublicSchoolDistricthasthesafetyofstudentsasapriority;therefore,nostudentwillbeallowedtofightortohitforanyreasononthewaytoschoolandfromschool,whileatschool,oratanyschoolevents.Astudentwhofightsorhitswillbeimmediatelysuspendedfromschool.Itistheresponsibilityoftheschoolstafftodisciplineastudentwhofightsorhits.Fightingisdefinedasaverbalorphysicalexchangecausingadisruptionoftheeducationalprocess.Thisincludesstudentswhoattemptorengageinphysicalcontact,studentswhoinvadeanother’spersonalspaceinathreateningmanner,orstudentswhointentionallybehaveinsuchawaythatcouldreasonablycausephysicalinjurytoanyperson.Anystudentinvolvedinfightingorpromotingfightingshallbesubjecttodisciplinaryaction.Thepenaltyforparticipatinginafightwillbeasfollows:

FirstOffense 3-dayout-of-schoolsuspensionSecondOffense 5-dayout-of-schoolsuspensionThirdOffense Recommendationforalternativeplacement

StudentswhoparticipateinfightswhichincludethreeormorestudentswillbeautomaticallysuspendedfromschoolandsubjecttoplacementattheAlternativeSchool.Thepenaltiesassignedperoffensearesubjecttothediscretionoftheadministration.Thus,thepenaltyrecommendedforafirstoffensecanbedeterminedtowarrantanyofthelistedpenalties.

DESTRUCTION/DEFACEMENTOFSCHOOLPROPERTYAnystudentingradeseven(7)orabovewhovandalizes,destroys,ordefacesschoolpropertywithpaintorotherwise,orwhofloodsaschoolbuildingshallbesuspendedfortheremainderofthecurrentsemesterandshallbereadmittedatthebeginningofthenextsemesteronlyafterthestudentand/orhis/herparent/guardianprovidesanassuranceinwritingthatsuchbehaviorwillnotberepeated.Inaddition,theparentorguardianshallberequestedtopaythecostofrestoringthedamagedordefacedproperty.TheSuperintendentofSchoolsisauthorizedtoofferarewardnottoexceed$100.00toanypersonwhoprovidesinformation,whichleadstotheidentityandconvictionofanypersonwhohasdamagedordefacedschoolproperty.

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NOOPENCONTAINERPOLICY

Inanefforttoprovideasafeandorderlyenvironmentforourstudents,parentsandfaculty/staff,campusescontaininggrades6-12areenactingaNoOpenContainerPolicyforeachcampusandallschoolsponsoredevents.Allopencontainers,i.e.paper,plasticandStyrofoamcups,mustbediscardedpriortoenteringadesignatedschoolfacilityorschool-sponsoredevent.Sealedcontainersmaybecarriedintothebuildingorschool-sponsoredeventbutaresubjecttoinspectionbyschoolofficials.

DRESSCODE(SchoolBoardPolicyJCDB)

1. Allstudentsareexpectedtoobservecertainminimumstandardsofhygiene,

sanitation,andpersonalappearance.Thefollowingregulationsaretobeobservedbyallstudentswhenparticipatinginanyschoolrelatedfunctionoractivitywithexceptionofathleticuniformsduringcompetition.Anystudentviolatinganyoftheseregulationswillbesubjecttoappropriatedisciplinaryaction.Dresscodeviolationsmaybereportedbyateacher,astaffmember,oranadministrator.

Itisvirtuallyimpossibletowritearegulationwhichwilladequatelycovereverydetailofappropriateconductanddress.Therefore,itisnecessaryfortheadministratorofeachschooltomakejudgmentsastowhetherastudentisproperlygroomedanddressedand/orismanifestingappropriatebehaviorastonotcauseadisruptionorinterferencewithschoolactivities.Weareattemptingtoeliminateasmuchconfusionaspossible,soourattentioncanbeturnedtoeducationalpursuits.

2. IfaninfractionofDressCodecausesastudenttobeoutofclassmorethanone-half

oftheclasstime,theabsencewillbeconsideredunexcused.Parentsareencouragedtomonitortheirchild’sadherencetotheDressCodebeforehe/shearrivesatschool.Whenstudentscometoschooldressedappropriately,teachers,administrators,andstaffmembersarebetterabletoimplementtheschooldistrict’seducationalprogram.Inturn,noparentwillbeinconveniencedbyhis/herchild’sviolationoftheDressCode.Itisinthespiritofeducatingstudentsfortheirfuturethatthesestandardsofmodestyandrespectareset.

ConsequencesforDressCodeViolation: StudentwillbesenttoFrontOffice 1stinfraction–Detentionissued 2ndinfraction–Twodetentionsissued 3rdinfraction–Overnightsuspension,parentconferencerequired 4thinfraction–Studentsuspendedforoneday,parentconferencerequired Subsequentinfractionsincreasethedaysofsuspension

A. Hairshallbegroomedsoasnottoextendbelowtheeyebrowsandcoverorobscuretheeyesoranypartthereof.

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B. Generalgroomingshallnotbeallowedinclass.Thisincludesbutisnotlimitedtobrushing/fixinghairandapplyingmakeup.

C. Hairshallbefreefromobnoxiousodors,maintainedcleaninquality,andneatinappearance.

D. Picksandcombsshallnotbeworninhair.E. Shoesorsandalsshallbeworn.Nohouseshoes/slippersareallowed.F. Tanktopsandmuscleshirtsshallnotbeworn.Anysleevelessshirt,blouse,

ordressmustbeatleasttwo(2)incheswideattheshoulderwithnoundergarmentshowing.

G. Midriffsshallnotbeexposedatanytime.H. Cleanlinessofbothdressandbodyismandatory.I. Belt,ifworn,shallbebuckled.J. Fastenersdesignedforusewithanarticleofclothingwillbeused

appropriatelyatalltimes.K. Clothingwithvulgar,indecent,orsuggestivewritingorsymbolsshallnotbe

worn.Nowritingshallbeontheseatofthepants.L. Clothingadvertisingtobacco,alcohol,weapons,ammunitionordrugsshall

notbeworn. M. Unlessprescribed,sunglassesshallnotbeworninsidethebuildings.N. Noclothingconsideredanddesignedasunderclothingshallbewornasan

outsidegarment.0. Shirtsandblousesshallbebuttonedorzippedunlessdesignedforoutside

wear.P. Anyarticleofclothingdesignedtocoverthelowerpartofthebodymust

comenohigherthanfour(4)inchesabovethecenteroftheknee.Thisincludesdresses,skirts,overalls,skorts,shorts,etc.Skirtsordresseswithslits,kickpleats,oranyopeningmusthavethetopoftheopeningwithinfour(4)inchesofthemiddleoftheknee.

Q. Hemmed,loosefittingwalkingorBermudashortsandskortsmaybeworn.R. Unacceptableouterwearforthelowerpartofthebodyincludes:

unhemmed,ragged-end-cutoffs,runningshorts,soccershorts,yoga/spandexpants/tights/jeggings/leggings,cut-off-warm-ups,gymshorts,pajamasorpajama-likematerial.

S. Allshirtsmustbetuckedintothepants.Pantsmustbewornatorabovethewaistandabeltwillbewornwithanypantshavingbeltloops.

T. Jeans,shorts,andothergarmentswithholesshallnotexposeskinorundergarmentsfromthewaistto4inchesfromthemiddleoftheknee.

U. Nohats,caps,bandannas,stockingcaps,ortoboggansetc.shallbeworninsidethebuildings.

V. Appropriateandadequateunderclothingshallbeworn.W. Nosee-throughclothingshallbewornunlesswornwithatwo(2)inchsolid

strapunderneath.Seethroughclothingmustbewornoveranarticleofclothingthatmeetsdresscodeguidelines.

X. Noclothingtopshallbesolowinthefrontastoexposeanypartofthebreast/cleavageorshallbeexcessivelylowintheback.

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Y. Anystyleofclothingdeterminedtobeimmodestindress,suchasskin-tightclothing,isprohibited.

Z. Anystyleofclothingoraccessorydeemedunsafeshallnotbeworn.Thisincludeslongwallet/watchchains,heavymedallions,spikedjewelry,etc.

WHATTODOWHEN….....YOUAREABSENTFROMSCHOOL-Haveaparent/guardiancalltheschoolattendanceoffice(924-5332)by11:00a.m.eachmorningthatyouareabsent.Uponreturningtoschoolbeforethe8:15A.M.bell,studentswhoareunverifiedorhaveamedicalexcuseshouldreportdirectlytotheattendanceofficeforanadmitslip.Ifthestudentdoesnotreportby8:15,he/shewillbeassignedadetention......YOUARETARDYTOSCHOOL-Haveaparent/guardiancalltheattendanceofficeBEFOREyouarrivetoschool.Uponarrivingtoschool,youmustreportdirectlytotheattendanceofficeforanadmitslip.Ifnophonecallisreceivedbeforeyouarrivetoschool,thetardywillbedeemed“unexcused”andadetentionissued......YOUWISHTOLEAVETHECLASSROOM-Askyourteacherforacorridorpass,statingyourneedforleaving.Takethepass,attendtoyourbusinesspromptly,andreturntoclass......YOUBECOMEILLATSCHOOL-Informyourteacherthatyouareillandsecureacorridorpasstotheattendanceoffice.Ifyouareunabletoremainatschool,theattendanceclerkwillnotifyaparentordesigneetocometotheschoolandcheckyouout......YOUHAVEADOCTOR'SAPPOINTMENT-Reporttotheattendanceofficebeforeschoolthemorningofyourappointmentandpresentyourappointmentcardtotheattendanceclerk.Afteryourappointmenthasbeenverified,theattendanceclerkwillgiveyouaformstatingthetimeyouaretobedismissedfromschool.Youmustpresentthistotheteacherfromwhoseclassyouwishtobedismissed.Stopbytheattendanceofficetonotifytheclerkthatyouareleaving......YOUHAVELOST/FOUNDARTICLE-Reporttothefrontofficewiththearticleorreporttotheofficepersonnelthatyouhavelostsomething.….YOURCOMPUTERBREAKS–OnceyoureturntoCHS,askforpermissiontovisitthetechcenterlocatedinthelibrary.….YOUGETINJUREDINTHESHOP/LAB–Immediatelynotifyyourinstructorandseekmedicalattentionifneededinthefrontoffice.Studentswillberequiredtocompleteanaccidentreport.

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APPENDIX1.1

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APPENDIX1.2