Student Handbook
- Student Handbook
- Athletics and Activities
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Attendance
- Attendance I - How to Report an Absence
- Attendance II - Types of Absences
- Attendance III - Procedures for Addressing Authorized and Unauthorized Absences
- Attendance IV - School Work and Absences
- Attendance V - Truancy
- Excusing Students from Instructional Activities
- Tardy Procedures
- Homebound Instruction/Extended Illness
- Attendance & Senior Final Exams
- Policies & Procedures Philosophy
- Security and Buildings and Grounds
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Student Behavior
- Academic Honesty
- Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs
- Bus Conduct & Expectations
- Cafeteria Conduct
- Gang Activity
- Hallway Procedures
- Harassment of Students
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Infractions and Interventions
- Student Behavior - Interventions and Consequences
- Student Behavior - Distribution of Policy
- Student Behavior - Discipline Based on Parent Refusal to Administer/Consent to Admin Medications
- Student Behavior - Enrollment of Students Under Suspension or Expulsion in Preceding School District
- Student Behavior - Misconduct By Students With Disabilities
- Student Behavior - Delegation of Authority
- Student Behavior - Required Notices
- Student Behavior - Re-Engagement of Returning Students
- Student Behavior - Weapons
- Student Behavior - Prohibited Student Conduct
- Student Behavior - Disciplinary Measures
- Student Behavior - Parent-Teacher Advisory Committee
- Investigating Sexting
- Pranks
- Preventing and Responding to Bullying, Intimidation and Harassment
- Time Out and Physical Restraint
- Student Records
- Student Rights
- Student Services
- Technology
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Hallway Procedures
Students are expected to obey rules which govern movement throughout the building.
When in the corridors, students are expected to be mindful that unnecessary conversation and inconsiderate behavior are distracting to classroom activities and will not be tolerated. Students are expected to be quick and quiet in the hallways and return to open areas such as the cafeteria or library with as little delay as possible.
Students will need to provide their teacher with a pass if they arrive late to an assigned period and need to account for their whereabouts for the portion of the class they missed. For example, a pass is required if a student stays after class to get help from a teacher and is late to his or her next class, or if he or she misses part of a class due to an appointment.
Students are expected to use appropriate language and demonstrate appropriate behavior during passing periods.
Students are not permitted in the hallways during the last 10 minutes of each period of the day to ensure quiet hallways for students and teachers in their classes (at HPHS only). When classes are in session, students are not to congregate in academic hallways, sit at open supervision tables and desks, or by their lockers. When students are in the hallway they are expected to move to their destination.
All litter should be disposed of properly in garbage or recycling receptacles that are provided.