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Pennsbury Student Conduct Policy Assemblies. Pennwood Middle School. Conduct Policy page1. Is the same throughout the district Is officially adopted by the Board of School Directors Is based on Respect, Responsibility, Courtesy, Safety, and the Importance of the Learning Process
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Pennsbury Student Conduct Policy Assemblies Pennwood Middle School
Conduct Policy page1 • Is the same throughout the district • Is officially adopted by the Board of School Directors • Is based on Respect, Responsibility, Courtesy, Safety, and the Importance of the Learning Process • Is in place to help ensure that all students are treated fairly - by the school and by each other • Return signed form from back of book on Tuesday
Conduct Policy Continued Page 1-2 • Not an exhaustive list • Expectations • in loco parentis • respect for personnel, property • not to interfere with learning • to treat others in the same way that you would like to be treated. • to be responsible for your own behavior whether by yourself or in a group • to help students solve problems
Attendance page 2-5 • Required by law to attend school • Excuse cards – legal document and must be returned in 3 days • Sign In in office when late to school • Doctor’s note required after 3 days • Leaving early - parent MUST come in to school to pick you up, bring note to school, blue card • Educational Trips – only 1 a year and you need to bring in a note to get a Blue Card (5 days only) • NOT permitted to stay after school if unsupervised
Dress Code page 5-6 • Inappropriate clothing is prohibited • No hats, headcoverings, bandanas, or sweatbands • No tank tops, belly shirts, spaghetti straps, halters, shrinks, or off the shoulder shirts • No shower shoes, flip-flops, all sandals must have a strap (safety) “Securely fastened to the foot” • No excessively revealing, short or tight clothing • No tattered, frayed, holes, or slits • All Shorts and Skirts are to be mid-thigh • NO writing on backside of shorts, pants, and sweatpants • NO Pajama, lounge pants, or sleepwear • Underwear must be completely covered • Belts must be in the belt loops
Dress Code page 4-5 • Outdoor clothing (coats and heavy jackets) go into your locker when you arrive to school. • No headsets or Ipods at all in school (put them in your backpack before you enter) Discipline Procedures 1st Offense: Will need to change clothes (parent contacted) 2nd Offense: After school detention and change 3rd Offense: 2 hour detention and change Administrators make all final decisions
Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco, Electronic Devices page 6-9 • ABSOLUTELY NONE! • No prescription or over the counter meds • No Drugs, “Look Alike Drugs” or Drug Paraphernalia • Cell phones –OFF & IN LOCKER or confiscated • Tobacco - fine $128.00 & suspension for possession • eReaders – may be used but only for reading purposes (No Games or Music!). Permission slip needed. • SUSPENSION - POLICE - FINES - POSSIBLE EXPULSION or ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL
Endangering Acts page 9-13 • Physical Attacks • Fighting • Weapons • Threats • Laser pointers • False Alarms/911 Calls • School Buses • Safety Violations • RUNNING • No skates, skateshoes, skateboards, scooters • Theft (gym) • Vandalism • Graffiti – 3rd degree felony • Hall Tickets/SDR School Discipline and/or the Police
Harassment page 13-15 • Electronic, written, verbal and visual comments, physical act or discrimination of any type • “Don’t make someone else feel bad in order to make yourself feel cool.” • Do not retaliate • Use Help Box, Counselors and teachers, Mrs. Medaglia, Mrs. Polyak, Mr. Majikas or Mrs. Steckroat • Always confidential! • Talk with your parents - Don’t be a victim!
Bullying/Cyberbullying page 13-15 • Intentional electronic, written, verbal, or physical act • Directed at another student(s) in school or on school property. • Interferes with education, creates a threatening environment, or disrupts the operation of the school • Computer/phone use should always appropriate • Do not retaliate • Let an adult know at school or at home • Don’t be a VICTIM! • Recommendation to parents for Cyberbullying is to contact the police.
Search and Seizure page 16-17 • No expectation of privacy in lockers or other storage areas • Personal search at anytime with reasonable suspicion • Canine search – lockers, classrooms containing personal belongings (not students)
OTHER STUFF • No open drink containers (bottles, H2O, coffee, etc) or food outside of SDR– not in halls, lockers, classrooms (allergies) • No balloons (locker decorations) • Show respect, take responsibility, be proud of who you are, be kind to others • Cameras– not appropriate for hallways, classroom, etc. • NO postings unless authorized & initialed • NEVER tape postings to glass • NO stickers inside or outside of lockers
Student Dining Room • 6 people to a table • Everyone is responsible to clean on a rotating basis (tables and sweeping of floor) • Cleaners remain after sections are dismissed • Use an indoor voice -no screaming or shouting • No running, pushing or cutting in lines • Please recycle accurately • Sign out and get permission in order to leave • SDR Tickets
School Behaviors • Any disruption or disrespect will not be tolerated! • This includes to : Teachers Peers Guest Teachers Aides Custodians Student Dining Room Staff Secretaries…… Anyone who is in the building!
Lateness • There is only 3 minutes between classes • You must be prepared and in class on time • Bring necessary materials to lunch for your Expressive Arts and/or PE class.
GUM • Gum has never been allowed at Pennwood • Failure to comply is direct defiance
Resource Period • Arrive on time by the bell • Come prepared to work quietly • You must have a PASS in order to go to another teacher’s classroom for assistance • Get your pass during the class period where assistance is needed -- NOT BEFORE RESOURCE PERIOD • Bring a Reading Book with you every day!
Extra-Curricular Activities • Athletes are held to higher standards of behavior • Activities are a privilege, not a right (for spectators and for athletes) • You represent the school, coach, parents, and yourself • Discipline may lead to loss of privilege • Academic eligibility is required