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Welcome Back Students! Classes of 2015,’16,‘17, and‘18

Welcome Back Students! Classes of 2015,’16,‘17, and‘18. JHS Administrative Team. Dr. Kerry Sachetta Building Principal Office C107 Secretary– Sheri Wilson- C106 Financial Secretary – Cheryl Warstler C103. Mr. Dan Hueller Mr. Greg Boyd

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Welcome Back Students! Classes of 2015,’16,‘17, and‘18

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  1. Welcome Back Students!Classes of 2015,’16,‘17, and‘18

  2. JHS Administrative Team Dr. Kerry Sachetta Building Principal Office C107 Secretary– Sheri Wilson- C106 Financial Secretary – Cheryl Warstler C103

  3. Mr. Dan Hueller Mr. Greg Boyd Junior Principal Senior Principal Secretary – Mary Van Fleet Attendance Secretary – Colleen Bontrager

  4. JHS Administrative Team Ms. Sandra CantwellMr. Matt Harding Freshman Principal Sophomore Principal Secretary – Tracie Buck

  5. Mr. Dave Rockers Mr. Steve Reed Director Assistant Director Secretary - Meredith Johnson Franklin Tech Administration

  6. JHS Administrative Team Mr. Jeff Starkweather Mr. Matt Hiatt Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director Secretary - Cindy Brubaker

  7. JHS/FTC Guidance Counselors Charla Hamilton Kellie BowmanBrookli Scott A-Cr Cs-Hi Hj-Mi Guidance Secretary – Melody Thorne

  8. JHS/FTC Guidance Counselors Marda Schroeder Patty Murray Mj-ShSi-Z Registrar– Melissa Masoner

  9. Sue Day Cheryl Fields Secretary - Paula Patton JHS/FTC Guidance Counselors

  10. Annual StudentAccomplishments Every year at Joplin High School we produced the following… Students recognized as a National Merit Scholarship winners Joplin Globe All-Academic Team members Numerous MO Bright Flight winners (Score of at least 30 on the ACT) JHS Seniors amassed millions of $ in college scholarships for academics, activities, and athletics

  11. Deliveries • Items such as floral arrangements, balloons, food deliveries, fountain drinks, etc. will not be accepted for delivery to students.

  12. Shorts, Skirts, Dresses should fit no more than four inches from the top of the knee. Pants should be worn at the waist. Shirts should be school appropriate.

  13. Not Appropriate Appropriate

  14. Not Appropriate for School Appropriate for School

  15. Not Appropriate for School Appropriate for School

  16. Extra and Co-Curricular Participation Athletic Eligibility and Co-Curricular Participation in MSHSAA (band, choir, debate, quiz bowl etc…) • Residence Requirements • 6 Classes (minimum) • Gift/Award Limit Sportsmanship • Ozark Conference Creed • Respect

  17. STUDENT ID CARDS Students will receive a photo identification card at the beginning of the school year that they will carry with them while attending school. Please show or surrender the card whenever you are requested to do so by a staff member or school bus driver. Refusal to identify yourself, refusal to surrender your ID card or lying about your identity will be considered insubordination and will be dealt with accordingly. Students may not alter or deface their ID card in any way. The card will be used for student identification, as a hall pass, use and/or check-out of library materials, computer and computer repair, and cafeteria purchases. Lost cards will be replaced for a fee of $3.00.

  18. Drug Testing Every student in extra & co-curricular activities has to sign up for drug testing. You will have to turn in a green drug testing form to have a drug test. If you refuse to take the drug test… you will be ineligible to do extra-curricular or co-curricular activities. NOTE: Freshman and new students need to sign up ASAP or just before their first activity begins.

  19. Computer Usage • All internet users must have a signed Acceptable Internet Use Agreement (AIUA) on file. • The Joplin School District reserves the right to any material stored in files. • Information contained on the network is placed there for general information purposes.

  20. Procedures regarding Tardies Each student will get two tardies per class and on the 3rd tardy, a consequence will be assigned, either by the classroom teacher or a referral will be sent to the office, then discipline will be assigned by the student’s grade level principal.

  21. Each student should not exceed eight (8) days per semester if he/she expects to earn credit in each course enrolled (Note: Earning course credit requires that students meet the attendance requirement, earn a passing grade in the course, and take the final exam for the course unless exempt because of the attendance incentive. The attendance requirement required is figured on a class-by-class basis). Absences are categorized as either Excused or Unexcused (Truancy is considered an Unexcused absence). ATTENDANCE

  22. RE-ENTRY AFTER ABSENCE: When a student is absent, the parent should call the principal’s office by 9:00 am to explain the reason for the absence (in some cases, additional documentation may be required: Dr. notes, counseling appointments, etc). Failure to do so could result in a check by the attendance secretary and principal. If a student leaves school during school hours, he/ she will need to sign out in the attendance/principal’s office with a verified reason. Upon return to school during regular school hours, students will need to sign in at the attendance/principal’s office for proper verification.

  23. QUALITY ATTENDANCE PROGRAM To qualify for the Quality Attendance Program you must meet the requirement listed below during the current semester for each semester: 1) To earn the Quality Attendance Final Exemption for ALL classes the student must: have an average of 93% attendance, or better, for the semester (excluding school activities), 2) have a passing grade in the course at the time of finals.

  24. Harassment • Harassment is a form of unlawful discrimination as well as disrespectful behavior, which will not be tolerated. • It is unwelcome and unwanted behavior related to an individual’s actual or perceived race or color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, ancestry, disability, age, etc. It can include any unwelcome verbal, written, or physical conduct, which offends, denigrates, or belittles any individual because of any of the characteristics listed above.

  25. Just Tell It! • What you can do to keep your school, your friends, and yourself safe: • Just Tell It when you hear of a threat or observe something that makes you think a violent event is being planned. • Tell your teacher, counselor, or principal. • You may be saving lives and also helping a disturbed classmate get the help they need. • If you feel you cannot tell an adult... Call: 1-866-748-7047 to report any threats. You can remain anonymous.

  26. SCHEDULE CHANGE • Courses selected during registration should be considered as final. Needed schedule changes will be made during the first five days of the semester only. • Changes will not be made to arrange your lunch schedule or because you want another instructor.

  27. Refer to the JHS student handbook for a complete listing of school rules.www.joplineagles.org PROM To got to the prom you have to be a junior or a senior and have to have enough credits.

  28. CREDITS .5 per class = 3.5 per Semester On track towards Graduation Freshman-7 Sophomore-14 Junior-21 Senior-25 Credits to GRADUATION

  29. Remaining Questions? www.joplineagles.org

  30. Have a great year and remember your destination: GRADUATION

  31. The tassel is worth the hassle!!

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