Murray High School

Registration Information 2017-2018

Registration Day For returning students who have not registered on-line

Thursday, August 10, 2017

Seniors 7:00 am - 9:00 am Juniors 9:30 am - 11:30 am Sophomores 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm

New Student Registration Day Tuesday, August 8, 2017

7:30 am - 12:00 pm

New students are those who did not attend school in Murray District

fourth quarter of the 2016-2017 school year.

Make Up Registration Day Friday, August 18, 2017

7:30 am - 10:00 am New Students 11:30 am - 2:00 pm Returning Students

School Bus

Students who are

eligible to ride the

school bus must

complete an online

bus application.

Activity Card and Yearbook Photo Photo’s for activity cards and the yearbook will

be taken on Wednesday and Thursday September 6th and 7th.

It is mandatory that all students have an activity card. Only 1 activity card will be issued to each student. A replacement card can be purchased for $5.

A Message From The Principal

Counselors & Assistant Principals MHS Phone Numbers

Students are assigned to counselors and assistant principals by last name, alphabetically. Please note your student’s counselor and assistant principal this year.

Assistant Principals Counseling Department

Dolph Church A-K Wendy Sanders A-E Theresa Mbaku L-Z Stacey Murdoch F-K Amy Knox L-Q Lisa White R-Z

Gordon Kener is over Off Campus Classes and Concurrent Enrollment Classes.

Chantel Olsen is over Internships.

Welcome to Murray High School for the 2017-2018 school year. I am excited to be returning to Murray and for the opportunity to serve the patrons of this great school as its principal. At Murray High, we live by our motto: Every Student, Every Opportunity, Every Day . As a faculty and staff, we have pledged to continue our own education to ensure that we provide rich academic and co-curricular activities linked with personal connections and community support. As students, your responsibility is to do your best, be your best, and help others to be their best. Seize the opportunity to involve yourselves in the many great programs at our school. Challenge yourselves and choose a rigorous program of study that will attract post-secondary institutions and future employers. The standards you set for yourselves in high school will shape the people you will one day become.

Have a great year!

Scott Wihongi, Principal

Main Office ........................................ 801-264-7460

Counseling Office ............................... 801-264-7464

Attendance (report absences) ............. 801-264-7463

FAX for Main Office .......................... 801-264-7461

Community Education ........................ 801-264-7400

District Office ..................................... 801-264-7400

1. BASIC FEES (Required) ……………………………… $80 Includes: Activity Fee $45 Technology/Canvas Fee $10 Book Fee $25 ($10 refundable)

Murray High School Fee Schedule 2017-2018

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2. ADDITIONAL FEES (OPTIONAL) PTSA (Each individual) ……………………………. $5 Parking Permit ………………………………….… $10

3. YEARBOOK ……...… $54 Before Dec. 1 / $59 After Dec. 1 After Dec. 1, only a limited number of yearbooks will be available. Save your receipt for proof of purchase. Purchasing a yearbook is not required. It is an optional purchase that is not subject to fee waiver. 4. MISCELLANEOUS FEES Late Registration …………………………………...……. $5 Schedule Change Fee* ………………………………...... $10 Past Due Account Fee ………………………………...… $20 Concurrent Enrollment Classes** Textbook Rental paid to SLCC ………………….....$25 One time Admission Fee ………………………..….$40 Cost per credit hour ………………………………...$5 Instrument Rental ……………………………………….. $35 Calculator Rental for advanced math classes …………… $25 *Assessed to a student requesting a schedule change that is not due to administrative error. **Concurrent enrollment fees are not subject to fee waiver.

5. PARTICIPATION FEES Baseball .......................$50 Swimming …………... $45 Basketball ...................$50 Tennis ………...…….. $40 Cheerleading ...............$40 Theater II ………...…. $15 Cross Country .............$40 Theater III ………...… $15 Drill Team (Spartonians)...$40 Theater IV ………..… $25 Football* .....................$55 Theater V …….…..…. $25 Golf ............................$40 Track ………..….…… $45 Music (choral or instrumental)…$30 Soccer ..........................$50 Volleyball ……...…… $50 Softball ........................$50 Wrestling ………...…. $50

6. CLUB MEMBERSHIP FEES Local Affiliated Clubs …………………………………... $15 National Affiliated Clubs (VICA, FBLA, HOSA, etc.) … $20 Thespian Club …………………………………………... $15 Cheer ……………………………………………………. $20

7. UNIFORMS A Cappella (approx.) - Boys … $180 / Girls … $120 Bell Canto Choir (approx.) …$120 Bell Choir (approx.) $110 Class Officers*** ……….... $220 Cheerleaders* …...... $750 Dance …………………...… $600 Madrigals (approx.).. $110 MAG Officer (1st year) …... $150 MAG (2nd/3rd year)... $25 MOS sweater (1-time fee) …..$185 Pep Band …….…….. $10 PLT sweater ……………..….$175 SBO Officers*** …. $220 Spartonians** ……………... $1,550 Note: The fees don’t include travel or summer camp expenses. *There is a limit of $425 for camp related expenses, camp fees and a rehearsal uniform. **There is a limit of $300 for camp related expenses, camp fees and a rehearsal uniform. Shoes, leotards, and choreography are extra. ***There is a limit of $100 for summer camp fee. Note: For spor t teams, cheer , dr ill and dance, there may be additional optional fees for equipment or uniforms. Please check the Murray School District board policy PS428 for more details.

Art - AP Studio Art (per semester) ................................................. $30 Art - Foundation Art ....................................................................... $15 Automotive Classes (based on student project, could increase) ..... $40 Baseball Fee (option to fund raise) ............................................... $300 Basketball Club Fee (option to fund raise) ...... Boys $150 / Girls $250 Basketball Tournament Fee ................................................... Boys $25 Biotechnology ................................................................................. $40 Ceramics 1 & 2 ............................................................................... $30 CNA ................................................................................................ $40 Commercial Art 1 & 2 .................................................................... $15 Credit Recovery ................................................... per 9 week term $45 Day Care Lab / Early Childhood Ed. .............................................. $10 Design Technology ........................................................................... $5 Drawing 1 & 2 ................................................................................ $20 Drivers Ed. .................................................................................... $130 Foods 1 & 2 .................................................................................... $10 Foods, Occupational (Pro Start)...................................................... $45 Football (option to fund raise) ...................................................... $600 Golf Fees (option to fund raise) .................................................... $300 Housing and Interior Design ........................................................... $15 Intro to Health ................................................................................... $5 Latinos in Action ............................................................................ $65 Marching Band: Summer ................................................................ $80 Marching Band: Fall ..................................................................... $150 Marching Band: Color Guard ......................................................... $50 Math Technology ............................................................................ $10 Music Theory (1010) E Text Fee .................................................... $75 Painting 1 & 2 ................................................................................. $35 Peer Leadership .............................................................................. $20 Photo 1, 2, 3, & Photo Print ............................................................ $30 Photo Digital 1 & 2 ($10 with personal camera) ............................ $40 Physics (AP) ................................................................................... $15 Physics with Technology ................................................................ $10 Printmaking .................................................................................... $30 Sculpture ......................................................................................... $30 SLCC Video Production ................................................................. $30 Soccer Club Fee .............................................. Boys $39.50 / Girls $70 Softball Fee ................................................................................... $350 Sport Skills ..................................................................................... $10 Swim (option to fund raise) .......................................................... $140 Technical Theater ........................................................................... $10 Tennis Club Uniform Fee ................................ Boys $158 / Girls $150 Theater 4 & 5 Costume Fee ............................................................ $50 Track Club Fee ............................................................................... $15 Television Broadcasting ................................................................. $15 Video Production ............................................................................ $15 Volleyball Club Fee (Option to fund raise) .................................. $375 Weight Lifting (per class) ............................................................... $10 Wood Tech I, II, III, IV ...................... cost based on student’s projects Wrestling Club Fee ....................................................................... $130 Zoology ............................................................................................. $7

Financial Information

Students will be financially responsible for all books checked out to them.

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Community Service Obligation This school has adopted a requirement that students receiving fee waivers (other than textbook fees) perform community service if reasonably possible. Your student will have several options from which to choose in completing the community service requirement. Those options include:

Community Service at the school, such as tutorial assistance to other students, or service outside of regular school hours as a student aide to school staff.

Community service in the community

When special needs require, community service in the home.

Students may not provide community service to their own employers, nor may they fulfill a community service requirement by working for a commercial establishment other than a facility such as a nursing home or hospital where volunteer services are commonly provided. Community service requirements must be appropriate to the age, physical condition, and maturity of the student; must be conducted in such a way that students are not subjected to embarrassment, ridicule, or humiliation; and must not provide direct private benefit to school employees or their families. In addition, community service requirements must avoid excessive burdens on students and families and give proper consideration to a student’s educational and transportation needs and other responsibilities. If circumstances arise which make it too difficult for a student to complete a community service assignment, notify the school principal immediately to determine what adjustments should be made. Failure to complete a community service assignment may result in denial of fee waivers. Community service hour requirements will be computed using a formula based upon not less than the minimum hourly wage. For example, if a fee-waiver eligible student is assessed $100 for school fees and the school policy is based upon an $8 per hour community service credit, then the student may be required to perform up to 12.5 hours of community service. Community service students will not be considered to be employees of those for whom they provide the service, and no money will be paid to the students or to the school in return for community service. Regular employees who work in places where students perform community services may not be replaced, nor may their hours be reduced, as a result of the student’s community service activities. Community service is intended to supplement existing services, not replace that which is already being done by others. If you have questions, first talk to your school district representative listed below. If you still need help, contact one of the other agencies listed: School Phone: 801-264-7460 District Phone: 801-264-7400 Ask for: Mr. Scott Wihongi Ask for: Scott Bushnell Utah Issues Information Program Inc. Utah Legal Services, Inc. 1385 W Indiana Ave 254 W 400 S 2nd Floor SLC UT 84107 SLC UT 84104 801-521-2035 (SL Area) 801-328-8891 (SL Area) 1-800-331-5627 (other areas) 1-800-662-4245(other areas)

Utah State Office of Education

250 E 500 S SLC UT 84111 801-538-7830

STUDENT PARKING LOT REGULATIONS Parking on Murray High Campus is a privilege, not a right. Parking regulations must be observed by all who park on campus in order to provide for safe and efficient traffic movement, and to maintain access for fire and medical vehicles. Only students with valid parking passes are allowed to park in student parking areas. Students may obtain a parking pass by showing a valid driver’s license, completing their parking application form and paying their parking fee. Vehicles on campus without a parking permit or parking illegally in any way will receive a $10.00 fine. The second violation will result in a $15.00 fine and the third violation will result in a $20.00 fine and loss of the parking pass and on-campus parking privileges. A student parking on campus illegally may have their pass revoked or their vehicle towed.

MURRAY CITY TRAFFIC ORDINANCE: SEC 10.08.030 PARKING ON SCHOOL PROPERTY

Student shall park in designated student parking areas. Parking permits are required and must be displayed on the rear-

view mirror. All cars must register and display such a permit. All vehicles shall be parked inside marked parking stalls. Parking

in any area other than between marked parking stalls is prohibited.

Students may not park in designated faculty or visitor parking areas.

Students may not park in the service and bus entrance.

PARKING PERMITS A parking pass application (available on-line, or in the main office) must be completed to purchase a parking permit. The application requires a parent signature and car insurance information. Parking permits for the school year may be purchased for $10.00 during registration or at any time during the school year.

Search and Seizure School authorities are charged with protecting the health and safety of all students and promoting the effective operation of the schools. The following search and seizure guidelines shall be observed to assure the privacy of individuals and the safety and welfare of all students. (This is in accordance with the Policies, Rules, and Regulations of the Murray City Board of Education PS 435.)

Students. A Student shall be free from searches unless there is reasonable cause to believe that something is concealed that may be of immediate danger to the student or to other students or the staff. School officials may request a student to remove all items from pockets or other personal property.

Lockers. Lockers remain the property of the school and are provided to students for their convenience. Students should be aware their assigned locker will be jointly accessible to the student and school officials and may be subject to search at the discretion of school officials.

Vehicles. If a school official has reasonable cause to believe the contents of a vehicle threaten to affect adversely the safety, health, or welfare of students, or if they reasonably suspect that drugs, weapons, illegal or prohibited matter, or stolen goods are in a vehicle, the vehicle may be searched.

Safe School Policy The Murray School District Board of Education has approved a Safe School Policy which specifies action to be taken when students violate the law in the area of weapons, drugs and alcohol, assault and jeopardizing the safety and welfare of others within the school setting. This policy is included in the student handbook.

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MHS CALENDAR 2017-2018

First Day of School Aug. 21 (Mon.)

Labor Day Sept. 4 (Mon.)

Parent-Teacher Conference Sept. 27-28 (Wed. & Thurs.)

Teacher Comp Day Sept. 29 (Fri.)

Professional Development Oct. 18 (Wed.)

Fall Recess Oct. 19-20(Thurs. & Fri.)

Teacher Work Day (No school) Oct. 27 (Fri.)

Thanksgiving Break Nov. 22 - 24 (Wed. - Fri.)

Winter Break Dec. 22 - Jan. 1

Last Day of School Dec. 21 (Tues.)

School Resumes Jan. 2 (Tues.)

Professional Development - 1/2 Day (early dismissal)

Jan. 11 (Thurs.)

Teacher Work Day (No school) Jan. 12 (Fri.)

Dr. Martin Luther King,Jr. Day Jan. 15 (Mon.)

Professional Development - 1/2 Day (early dismissal)

Feb. 16 (Fri.)

Presidents Day Feb. 19 (Mon.)

Parent-Teacher Conference Feb. 20 - 21 (Tues. & Wed.)

Teacher Comp Day Feb. 23 (Fri.)

Teacher Work Day (No school) March 23 (Fri.)

Spring Recess March 26 - 30 (Mon.-Fri.)

Memorial Day May 28 (Mon.)

Last Day of School June 1 (Fri.)

Graduation June 1 (Fri.)

Beginning & Ending of Terms

First Term Aug. 21 - Oct. 26, 2017

Failing notices emailed Sept. 6, 2017

Midterms Sept. 22, 2017

Failing notices emailed Oct. 10, 2017

2nd Term Oct. 27, 2017 - Jan 11, 2018

Failing notices emailed Nov. 14, 2017

Midterms Nov. 30, 2017

Failing notices emailed Dec. 15, 2017

3rd Term Jan. 12 - March 22, 2018

Failing notices emailed Jan. 31, 2018

Midterms Feb. 14, 2018

Failing notices emailed March.2, 2018

4th Term March 23 - June 1, 2018

Failing notices emailed April.11, 2018

Midterms April.27, 2018

Failing notices emailed May.11, 2018

Personal Responsibility of Parents and Students In Regard to Murray High School Citizenship Policy

Murray High School Bell Schedule Your lunch period is determined by your 3rd period teacher. (See teacher)

*SSR (Sustained Silent Reading) the beginning of 2nd period each day except Wed.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1st period 1st period 1st period

1st period 1st period 7:50am - 9:06am 7:50am - 9:15am 7:50am - 9:15am HOMEROOM 7:50am - 9:15am 7:50am - 9:15am

9:32 - 10:47am

*SSR 9:21 - 9:36 *SSR 9:21 - 9:36 2nd period *SSR 9:21 - 9:36 *SSR 9:21 - 9:36 2nd period 2nd period 9:32- 10:47am 2nd period 2nd period

9:36am - 11:00am 9:36am - 11:00am 9:36am - 11:00am 9:36am - 11:00am

4th period 4th period 4th period 4th period 4th period 1:06pm - 2:30pm 1:06pm - 2:30pm 12:45pm - 2:00pm 1:06pm - 2:30pm 1:06pm - 2:30pm

Assembly Schedule 1 Assembly Schedule 2 Assembly 7:50am - 8:40am 1st period 7:50am - 9:04am 1st period 8:46am - 10:00am Assembly 9:10am - 10:00am 2nd period 10:06am - 11:20am 2nd period 10:06am - 11:20am 1st Lunch 3rd period 1st Lunch 3rd period 11:20am-11:50am 11:26am-12:40pm 11:20am-11:50am 11:26am-12:40pm

3rd period 2nd Lunch 3rd period 2nd Lunch 11:56am-1:10pm 12:40pm-1:10pm 11:56am-1:10pm 12:40pm-1:10pm

4th period 1:16pm - 2:30pm 4th period 1:16pm - 2:30pm

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We do not deliver messages to students during the school year, except in case of extreme emergency. The nature of the emergency must be specified.

Arrangements for routine matters such as rides to and from school, all deliveries (car/house keys, lunch money, flowers, balloons, birthday cakes), meeting places, etc. should be taken care of before students arrive at school and are not considered emergencies.

STUDENT MESSAGES AND DELIVERIES

Murray School District Dress Policy Dress should never interfere with the learning environment of a school or prove a hazard to the student’s safety or the safety of others. Therefore, the following articles are specifically prohibited: Hats, visors, hoodies or bandanas inside school

buildings. Clothing, badges, jewelry, or mode of appearance

that denotes gang involvement or affiliation. Apparel that poses a concern such as pants sagging

below the hips, spiked clothing, and chains. Clothing with obscene or suggestive images and/or

messages. Apparel, jewelry or accessories that advertise or

advocate drugs, alcohol or tobacco. Halter tops, tube tops, or cropped tops that reveal

a bare midriff and short shorts or mini skirts. Clothing that is deliberately cut or mutilated. Clothing shall cover the midriff, underwear, backs,

shoulders and cleavage at all times. Please refer to the student handbook for a complete list of dress code regulations.

STUDENT INSURANCE

Student medical insurance is available to all Murray High School students. Information from Myers-Stevens and Toohey Company is available in the main office. For Myers-Stevens and Toohey Company coverage, please fill out the form and mail directly to them. Please note that all students participating in athletics are required to be covered with either family or school insurance.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

It is the policy of the Murray City School District to provide and promote equal opportunity without discrimination because of race, color, gender, religion, national origin, age, or disability. The District provides reasonable accommodations to the known disabilities of students in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.