RESIDENCE LIFE HANDBOOK <CONTENTS> FACILITY 1. House Office 2. Rotunda 3. Mail 4. Copy Machine 5. Laundry Room 6. Lounge 7. Weight Room ROOM 1. Assigning Roommate 2. Furniture & Facility 1) Furniture 2) Trash 3) Security Lock Box 4) Keys 5) Lock Out 6) Lost Keys 7) Room Maintenance 8) Fire Safety 9) Telephone 10) Internet 11) Prohibited Items SCHEDULE 1. Weekday Schedules 2. Dinning Hall Hours 3. Gym Hours 4. Library Hours 5. Study Hours 6. Night Check/Lights Out SAFETY 1. Safety Measures 2. Fire Safety 3. Campus Security OFF CAMPUS 1. Signing In/Out 2. Day Trip to Approved Areas 3. Day Trip Permission 4. Manhattanville College 5. Manhattan 6. Overnight Trip Permission 7. Forms 8. Changes/Conflicts in Schedule 9. Disciplinary Policy 10. Driving VISITORS 1. Commuters 2. Visitors 3. Food Deliveries STANDARDS & EXPECTATIONS OF BEHAVIOR FIRE DRILL & EVACUATION EMERGENCY PROCEDURE On Campus/House Off Campus
5) Mailbox (one per room)
3. MailMail should be addressed as follows:
The equipment available for use in the House is for use by all boarders.
2) Lending irons / vacuum cleaners
4) Searching Lost & Found in the House
2. TheRotundafollowing items and/or services are available in the rotunda:
The following equipment/services are available:
Picking up your letters / packages (location may be changed) / boxes / envelopes
1) Television / VCR / DVD Player
2) Vending machines (drinks and snacks)
4) Instant boiling water
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3) Requesting repair / maintenance work in the House
*Students can mail letters from the Administration Office and packages from the local post office. Federal Express services are available.
1. House LocatedOfficeineach rotunda, during open office hours, there will be a Resident Staff member available to answer all questions. Opening times will be posted. The following items and/or services are available at the office:1)
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There are six Houses A, B and G for boys, C, D and E for girls, in the North and South Houses. A Head of House and a Resident Adviser (RA) lead each House, while the Resident Dean and Senior RAs are available for assistance in any House. There are five Faculty Advisers assigned to each House who will visit each House during Study Hours.
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Residence life is a significant part of school life, where important lessons are to be learned. In order to pursue a fulfilling residence life, there is a need to cooperate and create a positive living environment.
Layout #1: The desk is against the wall, between the closet and the bed.
Layout #2: The back of the desk is against the closet with the student’s chair facing the door.
In the North House laundry, machines and dryers are available on each floor. In the South House, there is one large laundry room.
Laundry Hours: Depend on Houses Weekdays : After school 2300
2. Furniture & Facility
iii.Closet and Security Lockbox
1. Assigning Roommates
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Two students are assigned to each room. Roommates are an important part of community living. Single rooms are not encouraged and cannot be requested.
must be arranged in such a way as to provide a clear escape route through the window for students, teachers, police and firefighters in the event of an emergency.
The shelves have to be removed by maintenance staff. The student will be required to submit the form before taking out the shelf.
5 in the House and 2 in the South House for student use.
5. Laundry Room
i. Twin size bed
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4. Copy PrintingMachineKiosks
Commuters who wish to become boarders must complete an application for approval by the School. The School makes the final decision for all room assignments.
ii. Desk, chair and wastebasket
iv. Phone
Each student is provided with the following items in their rooms. Students are responsible for any damage to their room.
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rearrange their furniture in the formations designated in the diagrams below.
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Mattresses must be placed on beds. Beds cannot not be placed next to each other. For safety reasons, the beds must not block the door.
The desk must be placed against the wall and must not be placed in a way which blocks the Thedoor.furniture
The following are acceptable layouts for student rooms as approved by the Fire Marshals:
If you choose 4, 5 or 6, the bookshelf on the desk has to be removed to allow a clear view from the door.
Layout #6: The desk is at the foot of the bed, with the student facing the window.
2) Trash
3) Security Lock Box (Protecting Valuables)
Each student receives a set of two computer coded and recorded keys with key chains from each office after receiving and signing a Key Agreement upon checking into the House. One is for the student’s room and mailbox. The second key is for the student’s individual lock box. Duplication of keys is strictly prohibited. Students should carry their keys with them at all times to prevent a lock out and to prevent misplacing them. Keys are collected before winter and summer vacations.
5) Lock StudentsOutwho lock themselves out of their room(s) must ask the Resident Staff to unlock the door. Be advised that when there is a lock out:
Layout #4: The desk is in front of the window with the student’s chair facing the door.
Layout #5: The desk is between the bed and the closet, with the student’s chair facing away from the wall.
Layout #3: The desk is against the wall, next to the window.
*Unapproved layouts may result in a penalty.
Students should store valuables in this small box mounted in their room’s wall. Each student will be issued the key to the lock box. It is the student’s responsibility to place all valuables in the security lock box. The School cannot be held responsible for anything lost or damaged.
4) Keys (for Room, Mailbox, & Security Lock Box)
From the third lockout, the students will receive a night round check. The same procedure follows for those who leave their rooms unlocked.
Students need to dispense of their own garbage in the dumpsters outside Recycling: There are blue bins on each floor designated for recycling plastic bottles. There are large bins outside of the House rotunda designated for recycling cardboard and paper.
When you have received the room key and safe key, please check to make sure that they are secured in the key ring. After receiving the two keys, the student will be held responsible for lost or damaged keys.
② Rooms may not be subdivided by furniture or wall hangings so as to prevent clear access or view from the door to the window.
ii. 2nd Time: $30 per key
When students move in to the House at the beginning of the year, the Resident Advisers will inspect their rooms. When students moves out of the room at the end of the year, the room will be inspected. The room is expected to be left in the same condition as when the students moved in. Damages to the room may be charged to the student.
For reasons of fire safety, as well as maintenance, the following rules are in effect:
8) Fire Safety
ii. All electric extension cords must be UL approved and must not be laid under rugs and/or walking areas.
iv. Clotheslines are strictly prohibited.
v. The insertion of nails, screws, and other objects into the walls or furniture is strictly prohibited, as is hanging items or posters on walls or doors. This also includes special tapes and glues used to hang posters.
iii. Nothing may be hung on or attached to any fire safety device (for example, smoke detectors and sprinklers).
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One telephone is assigned to each student.
① No items which produce heat, for the purpose of cooking or warmth will be allowed. These include heaters and cooking appliances like rice cookers , microwaves, and hot pots.
For lost keys, the student should immediately contact a Resident Staff or directly to the Administration Office. The proper form must be completed in order to receive a replacement set of keys. There is a fee for lost keys: (Key losses are counted over the course of the student’s time at Keio. It does not reset at the end of each year.)
6) Lost Keys
i. 1st Time: $20 per key
i. The path from the door to the window must be kept clear of all goods and furniture.
vi. No pets allowed.
are two telephones mounted on the wall that can make both on campus and off campus phone calls as well as record voice mail messages.
In order to make off campus phone calls, you will need your private PIN code that is provided
iv. Each Time Thereafter: Actual expenses for new keys and locks (also the students may face disciplinary action)
7) Room Maintenance
If there are any damages or complaints, the students should report it immediately to the RAs on duty. If repairs are necessary, a maintenance work order should be completed.
iii. 3rd Time: $50 per key
Your Head of House will hand out the PIN code when you arrive.
Keio Academy provides access to the internet for academic purposes. Should students use the internet for purposes other than those approved by the School, access privileges will be revoked. When using the internet students should follow the rules of the “Internet Access Polices” defined by The IT Office. The School reserves the right to terminate any internet access if misused by students. This includes violations of schedule, lights out, harassment policies, connections to inappropriate and/ or unhealthy content, as well as, obtaining or offering software or other files illegally.
In addition, illegal download of music, movies and network game (AGE, CS, etc.) are also not allowed. Please follow the IT Office’s Internet Usage Policy.
10) Internet Usage
• Drugs and Drug paraphernalia • Bicycles • Martial Arts equipment • Alcohol • Motorized Transport, electric or otherwise • Weapons • Electric Blanket • Electric Heater • Cigarettes, E Cigarettes (includes vaporizers and others similar devices) • Cooking devices • Iron • Halogen Lamps • Mah Jong Game • Other Students’ Keys • Fireworks • Candles • Incense • Lava Lamps • Match/ Lighter
The School reserves the right to remove or disconnect telephones, which are misused by students. Misuse includes violations of schedule and lights out, as well as harassment policies.
The following is a list of items, which are prohibited in the House. Resident Staff reserves the right to prohibit any items deemed inappropriate or dangerous. Students are subject to discipline for possession of any prohibited items listed below. The punishment for possessing a prohibited item will vary depending on the nature of the item, as well as the circumstances, for example repeated offences. In such cases, the RA’s recommendation will be taken into consideration. Prohibited items include, but are not limited to:
by the School and is used for billing purposes. Any billing questions should be directed to the Accounting Office.
Should you lose your PIN code, contact the Administration office between 0900 and 1545.
By following the rules above, internet usage will be granted during the times below: 0600 ~2330
ii. 2130 0630 (the following morning)
The PIN code is to be used only by the assigned student. Using another person’s PIN code is a serious offense for which a student will be heavily disciplined from the School.
11) Prohibited Items
i. 1900 2130 (Study Hour: Sunday Friday)
The phone lines are disconnected during the following hours:
• Protein, vitamins, and other supplements not approved by nurse
All of the confiscated items will be discarded, regardless of how valuable they are. Should a prohibited item be found, the Resident Staff will confiscate the item regardless of the student’s presence in the room.
1115 1340 Lunch
1515 1740
Extracurricular Activities (Cultural Experiences, athletics, etc.)
• Knives (including imitation) and other inappropriate sharp objects
Breakfast 0650 0800 07000800
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Lunch 1115 1340 11301340 Dinner 1745 1900 17451900 Sunday Breakfast 08300930
0650 0800 Breakfast
1745 1900 Dinner
Weekday Schedule
1900 2130
Study Hours (except Saturdays) 2230 (2300 ) Night Check
• Wireless Router
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All students are expected to be out of the House by 0800. Be sure not to forget anything as students are not permitted to return to the House. For safety reasons, the House will be closed from 0800 to 1510 (1430 on Wednesdays) each school day. (Students entering the House without permission during the times stated above will receive a BVS.)
Holidays follow Saturday schedule
• TV Game
Brunch 09301330 Dinner 17451900
Monday Friday Saturday
0815 1510 Classes
General Weekday Schedule for the School:
• Monitor (22 inches and over)
• Drone and their peripherals
2. Dining Hall
• Pornographic and/or obscene materials
i. Night check will be done by the Night Checker by House.
2) The School encourages students to be inside the House during the hours of darkness. Accordingly, the House doors are locked at 1900 every night. Everyone must enter the House through the rotunda doors. Students are also encouraged to walk with other students at all times. For safety reasons, at night, students should remain within the lighted areas on campus.
6. Night Check / Lights Out
The gym is available for student use as long as it does not interfere with the practices of sports teams but only with adult supervision. Open gym hours will be posted.
Study Hour is held Sunday through Friday from 1900 to 2130. All students must be ready to start Study Hour at 1900 sharp. Study Hours must be used for study only. During this time, telephones are shut off. Doors must remain open during Study Hour. Visitation during study hour is not allowed. No sound should be heard in the hallways. Anyone who disrupts Study Hours on a regular basis can expect to be disciplined. At the end of Study Hours, students are not permitted to leave the House. Students should remain in their own rooms except when given permission by the Head of House or RA to go to House Lounge to study or to talk.
1)MeasuresSafety is of great importance. Students are expected to use good judgment at all times. Students must not take actions that may put themselves or other students in danger.
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iii. Assigned students will take turns and do night check on each floor at 2230 every night.
1. Safety
1) Night Check by Night Checker
5. Study Hours
The Keio Library is open Monday Friday from 0730 to 1700 with weekend and Holiday hours to be posted. No library hours after 1900 except Saturday.
4. Library Hours
All students must stay in the House from the end of Study Hour until 0630 the following morning.
ii. Student Captains of each House will be chosen by the Head of House at the start of the school year.
2) ProceduresNightCheck is conducted at 2230. At that time, students must return to their own rooms and be present for roll call. Overhead lighting is not permitted after 2230 for juniors and 2300 for seniors. Students must respect quiet hours inside their rooms from that time. Use of the bathrooms for brushing teeth, showering, using hairdryers or visiting other rooms is not allowed after the time. Desk lamps are permitted until 2300, but all other lights must be turned off. (Scheduling exceptions may be made depending on semester examinations.)
3. Gym Hours
3) Prohibited areas are the fields behind North and South House, past the security post (Post 5),
5) Students must not:
as well as the area or road leading to Manhattanville College. Students found off campus or in the prohibited areas at night will be disciplined.
4) Boarders must be inside the House after 1900, with exceptions for students arriving from off campus as follows: on Saturdays students must return to campus and sign in no later than 2000 for Juniors and 2100 for Seniors.
• go onto the roof or in any restricted areas (Boiler Room, etc.) of the House, Dinning Hall or the campus
Students going off campus must sign out of the correct binder in front of the House office before leaving.
If a fire occurs when students are in the School Building, the faculty will give immediate instructions.
As a general rule, students can leave the campus only on weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) and holidays and must return no later than 1900 from Sunday to Friday, 2000 for Juniors and 2100 for Seniors on Saturdays.
3. Campus UniformedSecuritysecurity officers are employed by the School to protect the people and property on campus. Call security for assistance at (914) 701 3382 (Security Office 24 hours a day) in an emergency and then notify the nearest RAs.
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• exit or enter the building through windows
During daylight hours, students may walk or jog or do cross country exercise within one mile of the School, but
• enter the School’s kitchen facilities
• be in or on ponds
6) Students should use proper safety equipment for sports and recreation. Helmets, kneepads, eye protection, etc. are recommended for sports that are dangerous without protective gear.
• touch the fire alarms, smoke detectors, or any other fire equipment.
3) At the sound of a fire alarm, all students must evacuate the House immediately. Students must keep hallways clear of all items for a safe exit. No sports shoes or equipment, wastebaskets, empty boxes, suitcases, clothes, or any other items will be stored in the hallways at any time. Items left in the hallways will be confiscated and discarded.
7) In case of an emergency, carefully follow the instructions of the RAs or other officials (i.e. police/fire officials). Fire procedures will be taught and practiced during the entire time students live in the House.
2) If a fire occurs in the House, the Resident Fire Marshal will work to evacuate all students. Fire drills are held regularly during the school year. Fire evacuation instructions are posted on the back of every House room door.
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• open any electrical junction box or enter any mechanical or equipment room.
Boarders must sign in/ out personally at the rotunda of his/her own House whenever leaving the House. Students may not sign in/ out for each other. When a student leaves the House, he/ she must sign out in the Day Trip binder for a day trip and in the Overnight binder for an overnight trip. The same procedure is required for signing in. Each time a student leaves the campus, the student must sign out on departure and sign in upon return to the House. Students who do not sign out/ in will be disciplined.
• Port Chester
• East Chester
Students are responsible to ensure that their permission forms on KANYOS have all the facts stated correctly. Each student should check in the House office to see if their faxed permission has been returned or their permission has been approved through KANYOS before signing out.
South House Office: (914)701-3831, 3832
• Rye Ridge
• Greenwich, CT
3) Goes off campus on weekdays
• Scarsdale
2) Goes off campus and needs to stay out later than the required return times
If students need to go to areas other than those listed, and/or return to campus after the required return times, they need approval from the Dean of Boarding.
• White Plains • Mamaroneck
any other departure and/ or night walks off campus are prohibited. Students under the age of 18 are forbidden to enter the Manhattanville College campus except when accompanied by a member of Faculty. The School reserves the right to limit students’ privileges regarding off campus trips.
North House Office (1900 2245): (914)701 3561, 3564, 3562 (Security)
• Harrison
3. Day Trip to Approved Areas
• Hartsdale
2. Required return times: Students must return to campus and sign in no later than 1900 from Sunday to Friday, 2000 for Juniors and 2100 for Seniors on Saturdays.
The School will allow, in most cases, unescorted daytime visits on a routine weekend (Saturday, Sunday and School Holidays) basis to the following nearby areas:
Note to parents: Parents and others wishing to make changes regarding students’ House permissions, return times, or other matters should speak with an on duty RA on one of the following phone numbers:
• Rye
• Valhalla
4. Day Trip Permission
Day trip permission must be approved at least 24 hours in. Day trip permission must be submitted on KANYOS when a student:
1) Goes to an area outside of the 11 approved areas (students will still be required to return as per the required return times)
1. Signing In / Out
5. Manhattanville College
Overnight Trip PermissionOvernight departures must be approved three days in advance. Students should submit the form on KANYOS for approval. Students must have their permission forms approved first by their parents, and finally by their Head of House before they are allowed to leave for an overnight departure. (For example, for a Friday overnight stay, the student’s request must be in by Tuesday night.) Late requests may not be honored. Failure to do so will lead to Penalty 1.
Rules of resident life exist in order to maintain a safe, comfortable residence life for all students. Failure to adhere to the rules will lead to disciplinary action.
6. TheManhattan12thgraders with permission from their parents or 11th graders with day trip permission may visit Manhattan, provided the Head of House approves.
Accumulation of Accountability checks, any violations of the Student Conduct guidelines as well as other actions deemed inappropriate by the Dean of Boarding, may lead to a penalty. Boarders should note particularly the importance of a properly completed Day Trip or Overnight permission form and sign in and sign out procedures before leaving the House.
Parents may provide a statement of general permission for students to attend specific geographical areas for sports, tutoring, music lessons, and other extracurricular activities on a regular basis. The Dean of Boarding and the Head of House reserve the right to limit weekend outings of students with low grades, academic difficulties and/or disciplinary trouble.
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Keio Academy students, who are younger than 18 years old, are prohibited from going onto the Manhattanville College property without a supervising adult. Students older than 18 years old may go without an adult but must carry their Keio student ID at all times.
Students without specific overnight or special permission must return to campus and sign in by the required return time. If a student has the Head of House’s permission to return after the required return time, he/ she may return at the time specified on his/her permission form. If any student, for any purpose, arrives after the hour at which he/she is supposed to sign in, he/she must notify by telephone or fax to tell the Head of House or RA on duty of his/her late arrival plans and when he/she will arrive. A telephone call and close cooperation will save you much trouble if you cannot meet the School schedule. REMEMBER; ALWAYS SIGN IN BY THE REQUIRED RETURN TIME UNLESS YOU HAVE SPECIFIC WRITTEN PERMISSION TO SIGN IN LATER.
6. Disciplinary Policy
Permission and Overnight Trip Permission Forms should be submitted by KANYOS. Forms should be submitted as soon as possible since parental approval is required prior to House approval. The student will not be able to leave campus without approval from their parents, as well as the House.
5. Changes/ Conflicts in Schedule
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Violations, such as, but not limited to, the following may lead to accountability Checks and/or disciplinary action. Accountability checks are determined by the Head of House
§ Face masks offenses
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• Meeting with Parents
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§ No parent approval for overnight trips
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Violating room capacities
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Possession of prohibited items
• Meeting with HoH
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• Prohibition from sports and events
• Grounded on campus
§ Wrong permission dates on off campus trips
§ In North Rotunda after it is closed Leaving doors unlocked Prohibited room layout
Improper food delivery orders and pickup Food ordering at inappropriate times Lying Disrespect
Entering restricted (forbidden) areas
• Meeting with DoB
§ Violating dorm curfew
• Referral to Student Affairs
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Not being in your room at night check (10:30 and 11:00)
• Detention
The following disciplinary actions can result from an accumulation of Accountability Checks.
Monday Friday: after classes until 1900 (or 2000 at North House Rotunda with the perssion from the Dean of Boarding)
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1. Commuters1)Visiting times for commuters:
2) Commuters should coordinate with their parents to be picked up. They must leave from the School by 1915 Monday Friday, and by 2015 on Weekends and Holidays.
Weekends & Holidays: 0900 2000
The student they are visiting must at all times escort their visitors. All visitors must sign in/ out at the Gate (Post 5). Guests may not enter unescorted. Visitors are expected to observe our no smoking policy and other campus and residence life rules. Only parents and commuter students can visit House rooms. Male visitors are not allowed in female Houses and female visitors are not allowed in male Houses (exceptions for family members).
7. CommutersDriving and boarders are not allowed to drive on the campus. No boarders may ride in an automobile operated by commuters or any licensed driver under the age of 21.
2. Disrespectful or harmful actions are strictly prohibited: Bullying, either verbal or physical, that disregards the self esteem of others is unacceptable. Disrespectful or harmful actions may include, but are not limited to, derogatory statements, discriminatory comments, racial slurs, crude language, unwelcome physical advances, unwarranted verbal remarks, theft, violence, possession or use of weapons, cruelty, intimidation, bullying, humiliation, gambling, obscenity, obscene books, tapes and pictures, misuse of social media and/or cyberbulling as well as any other acts which the Resident Staff deems disrespectful or harmful are strictly prohibited.
2. Food Deliveries
On weekdays, visitors are to sign in at the main office and receive a visitor’s pass, which must be visible at times. Please verify visitation times with Administration.
n STANDARDS & EXPECTATIONS OF BEHAVIOR
Residence life is a major part of student life at Keio Academy of New York, and each student has the responsibility to treat the people and property of Keio Academy with proper care and respect.
1. Students are expected to act with honesty: Dishonesty may include, but is not limited to such acts as: lying, cheating, plagiarizing, forgery, and deceitful behavior. If a student breaks a rule, the student is expected to admit honestly that he/she broke the rule. A student with another student breaking a rule should attempt to either stop the friend or be prepared to share responsibility for breaking the rule.
4) At all times, commuters are required to sign in and out of each House on each and every visit and state where and with whom they are visiting.
Any students aware of or taking part in use/abuse of any of the above items should take the initiative by informing a Head of House or RA.
3. Students must not possess nor use any type of illegal or prescribed drugs, drug paraphernalia, tobacco products, or alcohol:
The following section describes the standards and expectations of behavior, which will help to create a safe and healthy environment. It is important to remember that students are expected to live up to these standards and expectations at all times, including when he/she is off campus. Any behavior, which goes against these standards and expectations may be disciplined. It is important to remember how one person’s actions may potentially affect others.
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No deliveries are allowed from Monday to Friday. Saturday (1100 2) to Sunday (1100 1800), you may order food deliveries. Students should anticipate the time of arrival for their food deliveries, and be waiting in the rotunda for the delivery person with appropriate tips and manner. Delivery pick up location may be changed in the future.
3) Commuters are not allowed to remain on campus or in the House without specific permission from the Head of House or RA. Commuters wishing to visit at any other time or stay in the House or on campus after hours must obtain permission from the Dean of Boarding or the RAs on duty.
On weekends, no visitors are allowed on campus. Parents are permitted on campus as long as the Resident Staff is notified in advance.
5. All students will go to the Gym.
7. Students must sit quietly and await further instructions from the RAs.
3. As students leave their floor quietly, calmly, and in an orderly fashion, they should knock on each room to make sure that the entire floor is awake and aware of the alarm.
Students must follow these steps in case of a fire or emergency in House. When a fire alarm sounds in House, students should listen for any directions and follow each of the following steps to safety:
The apartment phone numbers are: House K Iwahashi 914 701 3354
n EMERGENCY PROCEDURE (*This procedure is applicable to parents as well.)
House E Luu 914 701 3449 House C House I Rodriguez 914 701 3563 House O Archard 914 701 3658 House N Ferguson 914 701 3761 House Y Itoh 914 701 3980
6. Each student will enter the Gym and take their own fire tag.
For major injuries, especially head injuries and sudden changes in condition, as well as emergencies off campus, follow the procedure below: [On Campus/ House]
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1. After the Health Center is closed and when a nurse cannot be reached, contact the SRAs and their Headstudent’sofHouse or RA.
5. Sexual intimacy of any kind is not permitted and will be regarded as a serious breach of the School ThisRules.includes such activities as embracing or cuddling in public spaces.
1. Students should wake up their roommate before leaving their rooms.
4. If a student is injured or is unable to leave his/her room, another student should contact a Head of House or RA so that assistance can be given.
Students are subject to discipline if they disobey instructions given them by any member of House or Faculty staff.
4. Entering an area or residence of the opposite sex is strictly prohibited: No student may enter the House room, hallway, or any area of a member of the opposite sex for any reason at any time.
2. Every room has a map with directions to the primary exit. In case that route is blocked, an alternate exit is shown. Students should know both routes.
POST 1 (School Building Security Office): 914 701 3382
South House Office: 914 701 3831, 3832 Weekday Office Hours
Hours (Saturday and Sunday) Day time :1200 22:30
travel in groups of two or more and avoid traveling alone.
3. If no one can be reached, contact the Dean of Boarding or any other RAs on campus.
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1. Should a student encounter an accident, please ask a nearby adult for help and call 911.
2. Since the House offices are closed between 1300 and 1900, please call on campus Security and have them inform an on call RA.
WeekendFriday)(Monday16002230andHoliday Office
2. Should the Head of House or RA be off duty and/or off campus, contact the RA or SRA on call. or the North/South House office to inform them of the Northsituation.HouseOffice: 914 701 3561, 3564, 3562 (Security)
POST 5 (Gate Security): 914 701 3383
3. On weekends and Holidays between 1200 2245, an on call RA will be available at the North Office