Handbook Changes/Review

What will happen if a senior has more than 15 unexcused absences in a school year?

• They will receive a warning letter.

• They will not be allowed to walk at graduation.

• They will have to repeat the school year.

• They will lose their parking privileges.

Why is plagiarism considered a violation of academic integrity?

• Because it involves not giving credit for someone else’s ideas or using AI tools without permission.

• Because it helps students learn faster.

• Because it is encouraged in group assignments.

• Because it is allowed if the teacher gives permission.

What must be true about undergarments according to the dress code?

• They must be brightly colored.

• They should not be visible.

• They must be worn over clothes.

• They should have logos.

Which of the following is a violation of the dress code?

• Wearing a halter top that shows cleavage

• Wearing a T-shirt with a collar

• Wearing jeans with no rips

• Wearing a sweater over a shirt

If a student is seen using wireless headphones in the hallway, which rule are they breaking?

• Wireless headphones are not allowed

• Wired headphones are not allowed in the classroom

• Only teachers can use headphones

• Headphones are allowed everywhere

What must students do if they are going to miss school for a school function?

• Turn in assignments after the event

• Turn in assignments before the absence

• Skip the assignments

• Ask a friend to submit their work

If a student is failing a class and wants to attend a school function, what must they obtain from their teacher?

• A verbal agreement

• A signed form

• A phone call home

• Extra homework

At what point does a student receive a recommendation for alternative school due to tardies?

• After the 10th offense

• After the 15th offense

• After the 20th offense

• After the 21st offense and beyond

A student has been tardy 23 times. What is the minimum number of days they may be recommended for alternative school?

• 5 days

• 10 days

• 15 days

• 30 days

Compare the consequences for the 6th–10th tardy offenses and the 16th–20th tardy offenses. What is the main difference?

• The first group receives in-school detention, the second group receives after-school detention.

• The first group receives after-school detention, the second group receives out-of-school detention.

• Both groups receive the same consequence.

• The first group is only documented, the second group receives in-school detention.