Cell Phones/Electronic Devices Sample Clauses

Cell Phones/Electronic Devices. Our school district created a new cell phone policy in the 21-22 school year. Cell Phone use is not allowed unless authorized by staff. Each classroom teacher will have their own cell phone policy and you are expected to follow it. Not following it will result in conferences, parent/guardian contact, and the loss of the privilege of having a phone. Using your device to create drama in and out of school is NOT OK! Many of our students chose HLC to be around LESS drama. Please refrain from Text messaging and other forms of communicating through forms of social media during class time. Taking pictures or videoing others with your cell phone or electronic device is also not OK. This can land you in serious legal trouble! Transmitting inappropriate messages or images is not allowed and can also land you in serious trouble with the school, and law. Dress Code- Administration will address the dress code issues. All students are expected to come to school or any school sponsored activity appropriately dressed. Dress and appearance must not present health or safety problems, nor be vulgar, offensive or cause a disruption; including drugs, alcohol, gang references or sexual depictions. Clothing styles that create conflict or an atmosphere of intimidation are prohibited. Individual teachers may restrict appearance and attire (i.e. hair, clothing) with special consideration for safety and health issues. The administration has the authority to make changes at any time to the dress code based on any disruptions to the learning environment, safety and or health concerns. ● Dress for education- School is for learning. ● Students must wear clothing including both a shirt with pants or skirt, or the equivalent (for example, dresses, leggings, or shorts) and shoes. ● Shirts and dresses must have fabric in the front and on the sides (under the arms). ● Clothing must cover undergarments (waistband and straps excluded). ● Fabric covering breasts, genitals and buttocks must be opaque (not see through). ● Hats and other headwear must allow the face to be visible to staff, and not interfere with the line of sight of any student or staff. Hoodies must allow the face to be visible to the school staff. ● No bandanas are to be displayed or worn in school during the scope of the academic day; exceptions may be approved by administration for special events. ● No flags can be worn as clothing. ● Clothing must be suitable for all scheduled classroom activities including physical education...
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Cell Phones/Electronic Devices. Cell phones must be silenced and notifications (vibrations, flashing lights, etc.) turned off during class. Students must have their cell phones either face down in the middle of their tables or out of sight, possibly in a backpack, pocket, or purse. If a student is actively engaged with their cell phone (typing, taking photos, etc.) one warning will be given and the second time students will have to put their phones in the Cell Phone Motel for the rest of the class period. If continued non-academic engagement on a cell phone is happening a phone call home will be made and possible further consequences. Refer to the student handbook for details.
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