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Secondary Discipline (continued)

rooms or restrooms. Students must comply with each teacher’s classroom rules regarding cell phone use in class. Students may not use cell phones or other electronic devices while riding in a school vehicle unless they have express permission to do so from the vehicle’s driver. Students are personally and solely responsible for the security of their cell phones and other electronic devices. The school district is not responsible for theft, loss, or damage of a cell phone or any calls made on a cell phone. Students who violate this policy will have their cell phones or other electronic devices confiscated immediately. The administration will return confiscated devices to the offending student’s parent or guardian after meeting with the parent or guardian to discuss the violation. Students who violate this policy may, at the discretion of the school’s administration, be subject to additional discipline, up to and including suspension or expulsion.

The taking, disseminating, transferring, or sharing of obscene, pornographic, lewd, or otherwise illegal images or photographs, whether by electronic data transfer or otherwise may constitute a crime under state and/or federal law. Any person engaged in these activities while on school grounds, in a school vehicle or at a school activity will be subject to the disciplinary procedures of the student code of conduct. Any student found to be in possession of obscene, pornographic, lewd, or otherwise illegal images or photographs will be promptly referred to law enforcement and/or other state or federal agencies, which may result in arrest, criminal prosecution, and possible inclusion on sex offender registries.

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Student Dress Code

Student dress and personal grooming are to be consistent with a business-like classroom atmosphere conducive to learning. Dress and grooming must not distract from the educational purpose or atmosphere at school. Students who wear clothing that may be deemed vulgar or offensive will be asked to change, turn the inappropriate garment inside out or call home to have parents bring appropriate attire. Due to decisions regarding identifying and clarifying the rights of all members gathered in public schools, the wearing of any clothing, or if one’s personal appearance disrupts the educational process, it is prohibited. If it is determined that an article of clothing bears a message that any student/employee would reasonably find objectionable, then the education process has been affected. Building administrators are given general authority and professional discretion in the administration of these rules and regulations. Students determined to be dressed/ groomed improperly will be handled according to the Student Conduct Behavior rules.

THE FOLLOWING STANDARDS WILL APPLY TO ALL MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS:

1. Heads may not be covered. Hats, bandannas, stocking caps, hoods, visors, sunglasses, wigs, etc. are prohibited while inside the building during scheduled school days.

2. All face paint and decorative makeup are prohibited during the school day. Students will not be permitted to wear costumes during the school day (i.e. Halloween). Exceptions include but not limited to: spirit week, and class projects. Principle approval required.

3. Any clothing which exposes undergarments, or the wearing of undergarments as outer-garments is prohibited.

4. Any clothing, notebooks, accessories, or jewelry that has inappropriate statements, logos, slogans and pictures (including but not limited to alcohol, drugs, gang related, profanity) are prohibited.

5. Shirts, blouses, sweaters, sweatshirts:

• All shirts must fit properly.

• Shirts or blouses exposing the midriff or low cut in either the front or back, or have large or cut out arm holes are prohibited.

• Uniforms for school sponsored activities will be approved through administration

6. Shorts/ Skirts/ Dresses:

• All shorts/ skirts/ dresses must be of appropriate length.

• All shorts/ skirts/ dresses must fit around the waist.

• Boxers, swim attire, etc. are prohibited.

7. Pants:

• All pants must be of appropriate length.

• All pants must fit around the waist. A belt of appropriate length may be worn to ensure that pants fit properly.

• Pants must be worn at the waistline with or without a belt (no sagging). No pajama pants.

8. Footwear: Appropriate footwear will be worn properly during the school day. Students must wear shoes at all times. Slippers and blankets are prohibited.

Supervisory Authority And Responsibility

Teachers are responsible for the supervision of students and have authority to supervise students anywhere in the building or on school grounds before, during, and after normal school hours or at any school-sponsored activity or event conducted on or off campus. Students are expected to comply with all reasonable requests of teachers and to show respect and cooperation to all staff members fulfilling their supervisory role.

Identify Self

School issued student ID’s must be worn and visible during the school day. Students will identify themselves when asked to do so by school personnel. Any student who fails to identify him/ herself upon request may be disciplined.

Hall Passes

No student shall be in the hall during regular class time without a pass issued by the staff member in charge of the student during that time. This will include trips to the rest room, library, and/or offices, as well as any place other than the room to which the student is assigned. Passage

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