BOYS AND GIRLS Sample Clauses

BOYS AND GIRLS. Head 6% 1/4% 12 years experience FOOTBALL: Varsity (Head) 13% 1/4% 12 years experience Varsity - Assistants (2) 11% 1/4% 12 years experience Junior Varsity (Head) 11% 1/4% 12 years experience Junior Varsity - Assistants (2) 9% 1/4% 12 years experience Freshman Football (2) 2% no experience GOLF: Head 4% 1/4% 12 years experience SOCCER: Varsity-Boys 8% 1/4% 12 years experience Varsity-Girls 8% 1/4% 12 years experience
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BOYS AND GIRLS. Hair styles are expected to be neat and clean, and in a natural color that is the same shade. Extreme hair colors, styles; excessively wide or inappropriate headbands are not permitted. Appropriate shoes in either solid brown or black must be worn. Both heel and toe area must be covered. This excludes gym shoes, sneakers, beach sandals, shower shoes, slippers, boots, clogs, high platforms, high heels, work boots/shoes, western boots or athletic shoes. Outer clothing may not be worn during the school day, (i.e. hats, coats, jackets etc.). Hats and/or sunglasses of any kind are not permitted to be worn with the school uniform during the school day. Excessive jewelry is not permitted to be worn with the school uniform during the school day. This includes not more than two of any items. One set of earrings are permitted to be worn only on the ear; no other facial jewelry or body piercing is allowed. Students are not permitted to carry, or drink from, water bottles, soda cans, or any such containers, during the school day. Satanic or gothic clothing and/or jewelry is not permitted to be worn. Uniform knit shirt is worn under the uniform fleece pullover or sweater. PHYSICAL EDUCATION UNIFORMS (ALL CLASSES) D R E S S C O D E are worn by students and may be purchased through the book store. Sneakers and white socks must be worn as part of the uniform. CRUTCHES and/or CASTS A physician’s note is required to allow students to use the stairs while on crutches. This note must be given to the school nurse upon return to school and prior to attending any classes. Students will then be given permission to use the stairs, to have an escort and to have extra time between classes. Students who have the proper permission from the school nurse are permitted to wear school gym sweats with school shirts and non- regulation shoes during the period of disability; all other uniform regulations are in effect. DRESS DOWN DAY CODE Students must wear ankle-length pants/slacks, skirts/ dresses 2.5 inches above the knee or longer with no slits, and shirts/blouses with sleeves. Clothes must meet in the middle. The following items are not to be worn: - hats and/or sunglasses of any kind - any article which is soiled, torn or distressed - any article which displays indecent writing, pictures, slogans - transparent blouses, cut-off t-shirts, bare midriffs, halter tank tops or shirts that do not cover the shoulders, or any item which displays excessive nudity or is tight fitting - bare feet,...
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BOYS AND GIRLS. T-shirt or polo shirt (white) Jogging pants (navy) Leggings will not be suitable for outdoor sport Sweatshirt or hooded top (navy) Socks (white) Trainers, white, black, blue, brown (plain) Drawstring PE Bag (plain) The PE Kit should be suitable sportswear in plain navy blue and white. Clothing or bags in bright colours with large logos or cartoon characters are not permitted. Lost property Please make sure that all your children’s clothes are clearly labelled with your child’s name. If an item of clothing is forgotten at the school, please speak to a member of staff who will try to locate the item of clothing. If an item of clothing has not been labelled it will be placed in the lost property box. If the item of clothing is not reclaimed within one month the school will discard it or use it as spare clothing. If you still cannot make any headway with reclaiming your lost property, then please send an email to xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx for the matter to be resolved. Lunch and Snacks A good diet is essential to the well-being of children and has a direct impact on their learning. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day so please ensure that your child has a good breakfast at home before they start their day. Packed Snack and Water Bottles A healthy snack and water should be sent in for all pupils in labelled tupperware. Snack is not a substitute for breakfast, it is simply an energy boost since children naturally use a lot of energy throughout the work cycle and it is important to have a healthy nutritious snack available if they require it.
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BOYS AND GIRLS. Head Boys Cross Country (1) 9% Head Girls Cross Country (1) 9% Assistant Cross Country (1) 7% Track Assistant/ Supervisor (1) 3% Athletic Coordinator (1) 12% APPENDIX B-2, Extra-Curricular Activities High School Activity Number of Positions % of the Base $35,000 Annual (Yearbook) (CBS) 14 BHC Instructor ** $150 flat fee/semester Construction Trades 1 5 Contest Play 1 3 Class Sponsor: Freshman 3 3 Junior 3 4.5 Senior 3 3 Detention Supervisor: (AM) 1 2.5 (PM) 1 2.5 Drivers Education: Summer Instructor ** $25 per clock hour Summer Program Coordinator 1 $25 per clock hour 15 clock hours maximum Dual Credit Coordinator 1 6 Fall Play 1 5 Foreign Language Club 1 2 Freshman Academy ** $25 per clock hour Future Business Leaders of America 1 1.5 Future Farmers of America 1 15 Assistant Future Farmers of America CBS 4 Group Interpretation 1 3 Instrumental Music: Director (Head) 1 11 Director (Asst.) 1 7 Jazz Band Director 1 4 Marching Band Director(s) 2 6 Pep Band Director 1 4 Key Club: Head 1 5 Assistant 1 4 Link Crew Leader 2 3 Mathletes 1 1.5 Musical: Director 1 8 Assistant Director (Orchestra) 1 3 Assistant Director (Vocal) 1 3 National Xxxxx Xxxxxxx 1 3 National Vocational Technical Xxxxx Xxxxxxx 1 3 Noon Supervision (% per quarter) 24 1.5 Ping Pong Club 1 1.5 Radio Club 1 4 Robotics 2 4 Saturday School Supervision * $30 per clock hour Scholastic Bowl: Speech: Head 1 10 Assistant 1 6 Student Council Head 1 9 Assistant 1 4 Studio Club 1 5 Vocal Music: Director 1 11 Jazz Choir 1 4 Middle School Activity Number of Positions % of the Base $35,000 Builders Club 1 5 Detention Supervisor: (AM) 1 2.5 (PM) 1 2.5 Instrumental Music: Director 1 7 Jazz Band Director 1 8 Noon Supervision (% per quarter) 12 1.5 Scholastic Bowl: Head 1 4 Speech: Head 1 3 Assistant 2 3 Student Council: (One 7th/8th grade, One 6th grade) Head 2 4 Assistant 1 2 Vocal Music: Yearbook (CBS) 10 Elementary Activity Number of Positions % of the Base $35,000 Noon Supervision (% per quarter) 12 1.5 District Activity Number of Positions % of the Base $35,000 District Website Coordinator 1 10 Special Olympics (CBS) 6 Summer School Academic Classroom ** $25 per clock hour 60 clock hours maximum * To be determined by building principal ** To be determined by the building principal and Superintendent *** Must be approved in advance by the Superintendent CBS = Can Be Shared. This position can be shared between two or more individuals. HCD = Head Coach’s Decision. With the mutual consent of an assistant coach,...
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BOYS AND GIRLS. Varsity 8% 1/4% 12 years experience Middle School 4% 1/4% 12 years experience TENNIS: Varsity - Boys 6% 1/4% 12 years experience Varsity - Girls 6% 1/4% 12 years experience TRACK: Varsity - Boys 7% 1/4% 12 years experience Varsity (Assistant) – Boys and Girls (1) 2% no experience Varsity - Girls 7% 1/4% 12 years experience Middle School-Boys 4% 1/4% 12 years experience Middle School-Girls 4% 1/4% 12 years experience Middle School - Assistant (1) 1-1/2% 1/4% 12 years experience VOLLEYBALL: Varsity (Head) 11% 1/4% 12 years experience Junior Varsity (Head) 7% 1/4% 12 years experience Freshman 4% 1/4% 12 years experience STUDENT ADVISORS: Sponsor (Senior) 3-1/2% no experience Sponsor (Junior) 3% no experience Sponsor (Sophomore) 1% no experience Sponsor (Freshman) 1% no experience Student Council - H.S. 3% 1/4% 4 years experience Student Council - M.S. 2% 1/4% 4 years experience National Xxxxx Xxxxxxx 1% Michigan Youth In Government 1% no experience ACADEMIC COORDINATOR (one each): Academic Advisors/Coordinators 1% (each) (limit one per building) no experience ES Recreation Director 6% 1/4% 12 years experience THEATER PRODUCTION: Spring Musical/Drama Program Director 11% 1/4% 12 years experience Dinner Theatre Director 4% 1/4% 6 years experience Dinner Theatre Assistant Director 1-1/2% 1/4% 6 years experience Dinner Theatre Music Director 2% no experience Dinner Theatre Piano/Tech Director 1-1/2% no experience Dinner Theatre Costume Director 1-1/2% no experience Spring Musical Assistant Director 1-1/2% 1/4% 6 years experience Spring Musical Music Director 2% 1/4% 6 years experience Spring Musical Vocal 1-1/2% no experience Spring Musical Piano/Tech 1-1/2% no experience Spring Musical Costume Director 1-1/2% no experience Spring Musical Set Director (2) 1% each no experience M.S. Musical/Drama Director (out of class) 4% 1/4% 6 years experience M.S. Music Director 1-1/2% no experience BAND: Director 12% 1/4% 12 years experience Jazz Band 4% 1/4% 12 years experience YEARBOOK: Yearbook Advisor (in class) 2% 1/4% 4 years experience Yearbook Advisor (out of class) 4% 1/4% 4 years experience CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT STIPENDS A professional staff member who voluntarily provides leadership and coordination for a major or minor textbook adoption study shall be paid a curriculum development stipend for work in specific curriculum and grade level areas. A "Major Study" shall be defined as a textbook adoption study which will recommend a district-wide or multiple grade level...
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BOYS AND GIRLS. Basketball - (3 officials assigned by Section XI) FEE 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 Final (2 teams) $121 $121 $121 $122 $123 Semi-Final (4 teams) 121 121 121 122 123 Quarter-Final (8 teams) 121 121 121 122 123 Prior to Quarter-Finals 112 121 121 122 123 2. Boys’ and Girls’ Soccer – (3 officials assigned by Section XI) REFEREE/ASST. REF FEE 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 Final (2 teams) 139/112 $139/112 $139/112 $140/113 $141/114 Semi-Final (4 teams) 139/112 139/112 139/112 140/113 141/114 Quarter-Final (8 teams) 139/112 139/112 139/112 140/113 141/114 Prior to Quarter-Finals 128/104 139/112 139/112 140/113 141/114 3. When there are Large and Small School Championship Tournaments, the following schedule of payment is to be used if the final outcome is to have two Section Champions, Large and Small Schools (e.g. Field Hockey in 2007-08). This fee also applies to the Section football competition ending with division winners: REGULAR FEE PLUS 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 Final $37 $37 $37 $37 $37 Semi-Final 33 33 33 33 33 Quarter-Final 27 27 27 27 27
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BOYS AND GIRLS. Varsity 8% 1/4% 12 years experience Middle School 4% 1/4% 12 years experience TENNIS: Varsity - Boys 6% 1/4% 12 years experience Varsity - Girls 6% 1/4% 12 years experience TRACK: Varsity - Boys 7% 1/4% 12 years experience Varsity (Assistant) – Boys and Girls (1) 2% no experience Varsity - Girls 7% 1/4% 12 years experience Middle School-Boys 4% 1/4% 12 years experience Middle School-Girls 4% 1/4% 12 years experience Middle School - Assistant (1) 1-1/2% 1/4% 12 years experience VOLLEYBALL: Varsity (Head) 11% 1/4% 12 years experience Junior Varsity (Head) 7% 1/4% 12 years experience Freshman 4% 1/4% 12 years experience STUDENT ADVISORS: Sponsor (Senior) 3-1/2% no experience Sponsor (Junior) 3% no experience Sponsor (Sophomore) 1% no experience Sponsor (Freshman) 1% no experience Student Council - H.S. 3% 1/4% 4 years experience Student Council - M.S. 2% 1/4% 4 years experience National Xxxxx Xxxxxxx 1% Michigan Youth In Government 1% no experience ACADEMIC COORDINATOR (one each): Academic Advisors/Coordinators 1% (each) (limit one per building) no experience
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