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degrees and awards received, and the most recent previous educational
agency or institution attended. Parents or students who do NOT want this
information released must submit a written request to the Principal.
4. The definition of school official shall be any person employed by Byrnes
High as an administrator, supervisor, instructor, or support staff member
(including health or medical staff and law enforcement personnel), a
person serving on the school board, a person with whom the school has
contracted to perform a specific task.
Change of Address
Please inform the Guidance Office if you change your address, phone
numbers, or emergency contact phone numbers. You must provide a proof of
residency for a change of address.
Withdrawal
Students withdrawing from Byrnes High School need to follow the procedures
listed below to facilitate a smoother transfer to another school. You must
withdraw before enrolling in another school.
1.
Report to the guidance office before 8:00 a.m. on the last day of
attendance.
2.
Bring a parent with you. A parental signature is required (all
circumstances) on the withdrawal form.
3.
Return all books, materials, and school issued electronic devices to your
guidance counselor and clear all library, cafeteria, and parking fines.
4.
Return to the guidance office at the end of the day to complete the
process. You must withdraw before enrolling in another school.
Changes and Procedures for Schedules
During the summer a course schedule was compiled for each student based on
the courses selected by the student during spring registration. Any request for
changes to these selected courses should have been made before May. Those
who did not come in by May10 are assigned to the classes recommended by
the teachers and requested by the students. Schedules may be changed only
for the following reasons: (1) student failed a subject and is scheduled to
repeat it under the same teacher, (2) student is scheduled for a class for which
the required prerequisites have not been met (i.e., French II when failed
French I), (3) student is scheduled for a class for which credit has been
granted (4) student is scheduled for the wrong grade level and (5) a computer
or scheduling error occurred where the schedule does not reflect the course
selected.
