Care of School Property. Teachers will be expected to provide normal care of instructional school equipment. However, they shall not be required to do major repair or replacement work on equipment or property.
Care of School Property. Students are expected to take care of school property including computers, desks, chairs, books, lockers and school equipment. Vandalism is not tolerated. Students found to have destroyed or otherwise harmed school property may be required to reimburse the school district. In certain circumstances, students may be reported to law enforcement officials.
Care of School Property. Students should not mark school furniture, walls, ceilings, floors or equipment with pen, pencil, or any other instrument. Do not tamper with the fire alarms, fire extinguishers, electrical systems, plumbing systems, thermostats, and etc. Anyone who willfully destroys school property through vandalism, arson or larceny or who creates a hazard to the safety of other students will be referred to the proper law enforcement authorities and face suspension and/or expulsion along with restitution for the property they damaged.
Care of School Property. School loyalty and pride are displayed by keeping our building neat and clean. Students who intentionally deface or damage school equipment or property in any way will be required to clean the article and/or to pay for the damage done.
Care of School Property. School furniture, equipment and property are to be cared for responsibly. Any damage, defacement or destruction will be penalized by detention or suspension. Parents/ Guardians will be expected to assume the cost of necessary repairs or replacement.
Care of School Property. Students are expected to take pride in the appearance of their classroom and all school property. Students are responsible for respecting school property both inside and outside the school. This includes the school building, grounds, equipment, and materials. Each student is accountable for the condition of his/her desk and chair. Parents and students will be required to pay for any damage to school property, including but not limited to loss or damage to textbooks, instructional materials, computers, software, and library books beyond normal wear and tear. In all cases, the principal will be the final judge of the need for remuneration.
Care of School Property. Students are responsible for the proper care and use of all books, computers, supplies, equipment, and furniture supplied by the school. Willful damage to instructional materials may result in damage fees or restitution. Students are responsible for maintaining and returning all instructional materials that the school provides them (library books, calculators, etc). Materials that are damaged or lost may incur monetary restitution or the prohibition of attending after school activities/events. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 defines who may and may not see student records and guarantees privacy of student records. FERPA guarantees families or guardians the right to inspect and review their child's records and establishes policies through which families can challenge the accuracy of student records. FERPA prohibits the release of information about a student without the parent or guardian's consent, except to those who have a legitimate right to know. People who have a legitimate right to know include staff who are involved in the student's education (e.g., administrator, counselor, school psychologist, general education teacher), correctional facilities, administrators of schools to which the student is transferring or applying for financial aid, and in emergencies, persons who act to protect the student's health and safety. Access to files must be granted to both families unless a court order denies access to a parent. The important components of FERPA are that all of a student's records are located in the files, families have access to them, they can challenge them, and the files contain confidential information. We safeguard all files and ensure that the appropriate information remains in the files. Our teachers take great responsibility for the academic growth of all students. We welcome families to fully immerse themselves in their child’s education.
Care of School Property and understand and agree to abide by the procedures and rules set forth in these Policies and this Agreement.
