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6. No food or drinks may be taken into classroom areas unless special permission is obtained from the administration. No plastic cafeteria trays will be allowed outside.
7. Students are expected to keep their eating areas clean of trash. Students who fail to do so will be handled under the discipline code.
8. Do not leave pocketbooks or book bags on tables to save tables.
9. Carry only 1 tray through the line.
10. Do not deposit gum on plates, tables, or chairs.
11. Students are not to have food delivered to school by a public
eating establishment.
12. Only the parents or guardian of students are allowed to eat lunch
with them.
Complaints and Grievances
District Five Schools of Spartanburg County will continue to operate in a nondiscriminatory manner without regard to race, religion, national origin, age, color, immigrant status, English speaking status or disabling condition.
The district provides a grievance procedure as a formal method for the resolution of any grievances concerning the treatment of students by district personnel. These grievances may arise from allegations of violations of student legal rights or district policy.
In addition, the board recognizes there may be conditions in the school system which the district could improve and that students should have some means by which they can effectively express their concerns. The district will resolve student complaints and grievances through orderly processes and at the lowest possible level.
A teacher will provide any student or his/her parent/guardian the opportunity to discuss a decision or situation which the student considers unjust or unfair.
If the incident remains unresolved, the student or his/her parent/guardian or the teacher may bring the matter to the principal's attention for consideration and action.
The student may also bring the matter to the attention of class officers or the student council (in grades and schools where such are elected) for possible presentation to the principal.
If the matter is still unresolved after the procedure outlined above, the complaining party may bring it to the superintendent or appointed assistant for consideration.
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