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hallway near the offices in the mornings, at lunch times, or in the afternoons. Please do not enter or exit the main building through the lobby. This is an office area.
9. Rules pertaining to the vending areas must be observed at all times.
10. The privilege of having vending machines depends on these rules
being followed.
11. All visitors must have received prior approval from the
administration before attending classes, etc.
12. Sales of any non-approved items on school grounds are
prohibited and violators are liable for suspension from school.
13. Possession of articles with slogans, words, pictures, patches,
buttons, flags, emblems or symbols that degrade human dignity are
prohibited and violators are liable for suspension from school.
14. Approved fundraisers that do not meet healthy snack
guidelines may not be sold during the school day.
Disorderly Conduct Level I
Disorderly conduct is defined as those activities engaged in by students which tend to impede orderly classroom procedures, instructional activities, or the orderly operation of the school. Examples of infractions in this category follow, but the list is not all-inclusive.
1. Arriving tardy to class
2. Being rude toward fellow students
3. Breaking in lunch line
4. Committing acts of minor vandalism
5. Disrupting class by abusing restroom use
6. Eating or drinking in class
7. Endangering others by throwing objects
8. Failure to return trays and clean up meal area
9. Possessing articles of clothing or other items with inappropriate
slogans, words, pictures, drawings, or other dress code violations,
etc.
10. Running in halls 11. Sleeping in class 12. Talking excessively
Teachers and staff members will use a variety of methods and techniques to modify student behaviors.
Corrective measures are listed but not limited to the following: Verbal correction
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