The Student/Parent/Guardian Handbook is a comprehensive guide designed to help you navigate the academic journey ahead. This handbook is a valuable resource containing important information about school policies, procedures, and opportunities available to your child.

Here's what you can expect to find inside:

• Bell Schedule & Calendars (p. 3): Detailed daily schedules and academic calendars to help you keep track of school days, holidays, and special events.

• Important Dates (p. 6): A list of key dates for the school year, including parent-teacher conferences, testing periods, and extracurricular activities.

• Staff Directory (p. 7): Contact information for teachers, administrators, and support staff to facilitate open communication between home and school.

• Mission & Vision (p. 8): An overview of our school's core values and goals, along with the Student Learning Outcomes we aim to achieve.

• Communication (p. 9): Guidelines on how the school will communicate important information and how you can stay informed about your child's progress.

• Academics (p. 9): Information on educational programs and policies, including:

  • Concurrent/Dual Enrollment: Opportunities for students to earn college credits while still in high school.
  • Physical Education Exemption: Criteria and procedures for PE exemptions.
  • Advisory: Details about advisory periods or mentorship programs.
  • Graduation Requirements: A breakdown of the credits and courses needed for graduation.
  • Real Life Learning: Experiential learning opportunities that connect classroom lessons to real-world applications.
    
    

• Lockers (p. 12): Assignment procedures and usage policies to ensure your child's belongings are secure.

• Textbooks & Technology Equipment (p. 12): Information on the distribution, care, and responsibility for school-issued textbooks and devices.

• Activities (p. 15) & Athletics (p. 17): An overview of extracurricular clubs, organizations, and sports teams, including how to get involved.

• Attendance (p. 22): Policies regarding absences, tardiness, and the importance of regular attendance for academic success.

• Counseling (p. 24): Services available to support your child's academic, emotional, and social well-being.

• Expectations (p. 25): Standards for student behavior and conduct to maintain a positive and safe learning environment.

• Hate-Motivated Behavior (p. 26): Policies addressing discrimination and harassment, emphasizing our commitment to an inclusive community.

• Academic Integrity Policy (p. 27): Guidelines promoting honesty and integrity in all academic work, along with consequences for violations.

• Discipline Plan (p. 30): Procedures and interventions in place to address behavioral issues.

• Education Codes (p. 34): Relevant laws and regulations that govern school policies.

• Electronic Device Policy (p. 37): Rules regarding the use of cell phones, laptops, and other devices during school hours.

• Dress Code (p. 38): Acceptable attire guidelines to promote a respectful and distraction-free environment.

• Open Campus Privileges & Student Drivers (p. 41): Information on off-campus permissions and policies for students who drive to school.

• Emergency Plan (p. 43): Safety procedures for various emergency situations to ensure the well-being of all students.

• Campus Map (p. 44): A layout of the school facilities to help you and your child become familiar with the campus.

We encourage you to review the handbook thoroughly and discuss its contents with your child. Understanding these guidelines will help set the foundation for a successful and enjoyable school year.

Thank you for your continued support and partnership in your child's education.