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pass. A valid picture ID with the guest pass will be required at the door. Guests must be 14 years or older and no older than 18. Faculty/staff chaperones are needed at each dance along with volunteer parent chaperones. The advisor or moderator of the sponsoring group is responsible for set up and clean-up of the event. The moderator also must ensure all students are picked up or leave the site after the dance working in coordination with the dean or assistant dean. An administrator will be present throughout the dance. If chaperones suspect that a student has been consuming alcohol or is under the influence of any unlawful substance, they will detain the student at the dance, and notify the principal and parent/guardian at once. Apparel for dances must be modest and appropriate. The administrator in charge may require an inappropriately dressed student to correct the problem. Students will be asked to call home and have parents bring appropriate clothing. The administrator in charge determines what behavior is appropriate and reserves the right to send a student home for behavior they consider to be inappropriate. Parents/guardians must pick up that student upon notification. In instances of possession of alcohol or drugs, administration will also contact the Salt Lake City Police Department. All dance styles must follow standards that include modesty and safety. School personnel will be the final judge of the appropriateness of dance style. Inappropriate dancing includes, but is not limited to, slam dancing, grinding, suggestive or otherwise inappropriate or dangerous dancing. Transportation and Parking
Utah Transit Authority (UTA) UTA bus, FrontRunner, and TRAX passes are available to students at a discounted student rate in the Spirit Shop. UTA Edpasses can be bought for a school year. We strongly encourage students to take public transportation to school. Maps and schedules for UTA are available at www.rideuta.com. UTA passes are not transferable to any other person, and UTA reserves the right to confiscate and/or deactivate passes when misused. Students will receive disciplinary consequences for allowing another person to use the pass. As drivers may request proof that the student is a legitimate pass holder, students must also carry their Judge student ID card. Students should immediately report any lost or stolen passes to the dean’s office so the pass can be deactivated. A replacement pass for the remainder of the time left on the card will be 53
